Catholic Church Draws a Line on Covid 19

[gdr_11]

I am not a Catholic, nor am I a fan or supporter of much of that church's doctrines, but I am glad to see bishops and cardinals signing a manifesto that challenges the manner in which world governments are trampling on human civil rights and the media is spreading disinformation regarding the plandemic.

Although the narrative itself is well written to address the specific concerns of the Catholic Church, it goes beyond that by giving voice to a number of issues that we have addressed repeatedly here. Religion aside, it is time for more documents and public positions to be taken to end the spectacle of the masses standing on the sidelines while the politicians run amok.

https://www.cfnews.org.uk/a-pandemic-warning-from-cardinals-sarah-muller-zen-abp-vigano/

[MJB]

It's a start

[newbutold]

Apparently moving on from the Choir Boy problems.........

[therealnickb]

Pretty squarely a 1A issue.

[Jeepergeo]

Pretty squarely a 1A issue.

With the church, it is a money issue first and foremost. It takes a lot of tithers to gin up enough money to support a Bishop or Cardinal, and that money walks to the plate.

[Bill Carson]

I am not a Catholic, nor am I a fan or supporter of much of that church's doctrines, but I am glad to see bishops and cardinals signing a manifesto that challenges the manner in which world governments are trampling on human civil rights and the media is spreading disinformation regarding the plandemic.

Although the narrative itself is well written to address the specific concerns of the Catholic Church, it goes beyond that by giving voice to a number of issues that we have addressed repeatedly here. Religion aside, it is time for more documents and public positions to be taken to end the spectacle of the masses standing on the sidelines while the politicians run amok.

https://www.cfnews.org.uk/a-pandemic...en-abp-vigano/

The Catholic Church has no credibilty in the Christian community and none in the secular either.