PELOSI NOW BACKS JESUIT—BUT DeFAZIO DOESN'T

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PELOSI NOW BACKS JESUIT—BUT DeFAZIO DOESN’T

May 12, 2011

Yesterday, Rep. Nancy Pelosi expressed her concerns about voting for Father Patrick Conroy, selected by House Speaker John Boehner to be the new House Chaplain. She cited the priest’s association with the Oregon Province of the Society of Jesus, which has been the subject of sex abuse claims. The Catholic League criticized her objections yesterday. Now she says she is satisfied with his nomination. In a new development, Rep. Peter DeFazio is raising questions about Conroy.

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments as follows:

Rep. Pelosi is ascribing her change of heart to the responses provided by Father Conroy to questions posed by her office. Pelosi’s staff is now saying that this “additional information” accounts for her new position. This reply, however, strains credulity.

Since Father Conroy’s bona fides were never the issue, what changed? What could he possibly say, or provide in the way of “additional information,” that would change Pelosi’s mind? After all, her reservations about the priest had nothing to do with him, but with his associations.
catholicleague.org/release.php?id=2149

 

[ANNE_2]

In 2011, Polosi voted to CONTINUE using taxpayer dollars for Planned Parenthood and affiliates, and against the additional House Bill to defund abortion with taxpayer dollars.

She voted to approve pro-abortionist (baby killer) and lesbian Elana Kegan to the US Supreme Court.

Polosi’s personal judgment, ethics and moral standing is not in line with the Church.
Therefore Catholics should not look to her for truth.
All politicians must be held accountable for their own Votes in office.

priestsforlife.org/magisterium/bishops/04-07ratzingerommunion.htm

There are good Jesuits and bad, and each one should be judged according to his/her own actions, just like everyone else.
Boehner stated that Father Patrick Conroy has been vetted.
(Father Pacwa is an example of an extremely well educated and faithful Jesuit, who teaches on EWTN.)