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Spanish government leaders have asked the country's Catholic bishops to apologize for the massive pro-family rally held in Madrid on December 30, Vatican Radio reports. Leaders of the Socialist governing party have charged that the Church intervened in partisan political affairs with the rally, which drew nearly 2 million participants. (The government is reporting that only 160,000 took part in the demonstration.) The government has asked the bishops' conference for an apology. Although 40 bishops took part in the pro-family event, and the hierarchy gave clear support to the event, the rally was organized primarily by lay Catholic activists.
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The Bishops should retort by reminding the Socialists that membership of Freemasonry is a sin and that they must break their links with the Grand Orient.
With the above post & all the shenanigans i'm reporting over on my blog...God help us..
Meant to say glad to have you back..how could you & Fr Tim desert us at the same time? (mind you i did have the ear of a certain PP, so all was not lost!lol)
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"Get it up ye!"
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