Fortnight for
Freedom Campaign Against HHS Mandate Starts Thursday
by Steven Ertelt | Washington, DC | LifeNews.com | 6/20/12
5:59 PM
The Fortnight for Freedom
campaign the nation’s Catholic bishops started against the Obama HHS mandate,
which forces religious groups to pay for abortions and birth control drugs for
their employees, begins Thursday.
The United States Catholic
bishops are readying American Catholics for what may be the largest campaign of
civil disobedience since the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960’s. In addition
to 12 lawsuits against the Obama Administration including 46 plaintiffs from
dioceses, hospitals and universities, the US Catholic bishops are urging
Catholics to openly defy the Obama HHS Mandate.
The USCCB is distributing bulletin inserts nationwide,
which reference Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his call for civil disobedience
in response to unjust laws.
According to the USCCB, “Bishops in their own dioceses are
encouraged to arrange special events to highlight the importance of defending
religious freedom. Catholic institutions are encouraged to do the same,
especially in cooperation with other Christians, Jews, people of other faiths
and all who wish to defend our most cherished freedom.”
John Jansen of the Pro-Life Action League urges everyone to participate
and commended the Catholic bishops for leading what is not a Catholic-only
fight. . . . . . . . FINISH THE ARTICLE HERE.
Editor’s
note: As if things were not going bad
enough, now, Obama has to deal with two full weeks of
national public attention to his efforts at taking over faith based
organization and using them in his service.
It begins
tomorrow, same day the first time claims
numbers for the unemployed come out; his
first day of dealing with the fall out over his call for executive
privilege; he have to deal with one or
two Supreme Court decisions; the press will carry news of, yet, another massive
security leak.
Not since
Nixon, have things gone so badly for a president
. . . . in a criminal, unConstitutional sort of way.
Funny you stand up for Catholics when conservatives in LA are pushing textbooks from A Beka that attack Catholicism as "distorted" and "digressed so far from Scripture"...
ReplyDeleteSee what qualifies as a "conservative education".
I am not defending Catholic doctrine. I defend the Catholics' right to continue with their doctrine construct. The State has no right to interfere with matters of faith.
ReplyDeleteBut, secondly, I am as ecumenical as they come. No one person has "it all figured out," nor does any church. None of us can know God fully and completely, or he would not be God.