We are under the Bishop’s authority, yet they are allowing something that will cause abortions. This is problematic to say the least. It would be better to shut down all Catholic hospitals and cause untold physical suffering than to lose one soul to eternal separation from God.Famed Catholic moral theologian Msgr. William Smith, who teaches at St. Joseph’s Seminary in Dunwoodie, New York, concurs. “It’s wrong to say, you can use anything that has abortifacient properties. Emergency contraception is double talk … it’s what I call ‘verbal engineering’. Catholic hospitals are not free to prescribe or provide anything with abortifacient properties without contradicting their witness.”
Which particular souls do you mean? It’s a bit unclear.This is really distressing.
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We are under the Bishop’s authority, yet they are allowing something that will cause abortions. This is problematic to say the least. It would be better to shut down all Catholic hospitals and cause untold physical suffering than to lose one soul to eternal separation from God.
If someone digs up something more I sure would like to read it.
I think it was St. John Chrysostom who said, “The road to hell is paved with the skulls of bishops”. It would seem so.by John-Henry WestenHARTFORD, April 30, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The Catholic Bishops Conferences of Wisconsin and Connecticut have dropped opposition to provision of the abortifacient morning after pill at Catholic hospitals for rape victims. Laws in both states are going forward to…
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