Watch the first 45 seconds, then jump to 2:30, then to 3:30....
The Cardinal is being his avuncular and humourous self, doing a question and answer session in the States.
thanks to American Papist
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It really raises the question of whether Catholics should stand for election at all in a democracy where secular standards dominate.
If they do, they need to make it absolutely clear to the electorate where they stand on this and other issues where secular values and the teaching of the church are at odds. If they fail to get elected, then so be it - they have to accept that.
Thanks for sharing that Father that was great.
I thought he was a little flippant with the questioner.
This man is NOT a future Pope.
Ranjith or bust!
Henry,
If they believe in the Catholic faith, then they will become skilled in teaching its tenets. The natural law, especially the right to life is apllicable to all human beings, as is basic morallity.
Our problem, their problem is bolted on morality.
That is up to the Holy Spirit anon, not you.
John Wakeham's committe in the House of Lords could probably enlighten us on the "overall benefits" of 2,000,000 abortions in ten years.
It seems that they are prepared to go to any lengths including wholesale MURDER to find a cure for Alzheimers & Parkinsons.How long before they try to convince us that Euthanasia is the only cure for these incurable ailments ?
Isn't he wonderful.
What a shame it wasn't shown at Westminster Cathedral this evening, where the nominally Catholic ex-PM Tony Blair (persistently pro-choice throughout his political career) was giving a speech from the Faith in Britain series.
That's really cheered me up. Ad multos annos!
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