Connecticut legislature one step closer to forcing chemical abortions at Catholic hospitals

[bones_IV]

The Connecticut Bishops needs to be more consistent.
I find it hypocritical how they stated in a letter that “Catholic hospitals provide emergency contraception to rape victims in the vast majority of cases. In fact, it is an extreme rarity when this medication would not be provided.”

Then turn around and say, “This bill is a violation of the separation of church and state. The Catholic bishops of Connecticut are responsible for establishing and determining what moral guidelines Catholic institutions should follow; not the Connecticut General Assembly.”

Major contradiction.

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[cor]

So what will the hospitals do if this becomes law?

 

[KathleenElsie]

I would pray that the hospitals “just say no”. But if that fails then IMHO they need to close their doors. They can not do evil to provide good. If this is offensive to some then so be it. Maybe if this happened the governments of the world would get the message, NO COMPROMISE ON LIFE AND FAITH.

If sold then it needs to be stated that the name will change and that it is no longer part of the Catholic Church outreach to the public.