Sign online petition to defeat the Freedom of Choice Act

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FightFOCA.com

Also on our US Bishops are working hard in a postcard campaign to prevent Pres-Elect Obama from signing this law into effect. It will virtually eradicate over 35 years of anti death laws in our nation, negating those at the state level. Please pray that this never made into law.
usccb.org/prolife/issues/FOCA/FOCA_FactSheet08.pdf
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Thanks for the info, but WHERE WAS THIS WHEN WE NEEDED TO GET IT OUT BEFORE THE ELECTION??

It was hard enough trying to find clear material on candidates and the issues.

A lot of Catholics have lost what little regard they had for the USCCB after the CCHD revelation that they were funding pro-abortion groups via various community organizations, one of them being ACORN. A neighboring diocese did not even allow the envelopes for the CCHD contribution to be passed out!

Yes, we need to fight the FOCA, but more than that, we need to educate and pray for our brothers and sisters to be authentically CATHOLIC!

I’m fighting a “community organization” from taking root here; our pastor supports it! God help us all.

Mimi
 
Greeting from Ireland.I saw the u-tube clip with Obama.We have a lot of work to do to stop him and the FOCA.HW:harp:
 
Signed and copy/paste your post to group of friends, thanks Stbruno.
 
If Catholics don’t want the Freedom of Choice Act to become law, 54% of them shouldn’t have voted for a person who promised to approve it.
 
Online pettitions are not effective.

If you want to do something proactive for any issue, then take the time to look up the contact info for your elected officials and send them a personally signed letter. If a member of Congress is the recipient of 1000s of letters from their actual district, it is more likely to have an impact on them than some online list where anyone can add their name (or a fake name) from anywhere in the world. The whole world cannot vote for a politician, but people in their home district can.
 
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