Just another step closer to Hell on earth!
New Mexico governor signs law eliminating conscience protections, cementing legal abortion to birth https://t.co/IdrzSGr2LX
BREAKING: Supreme Court declines taking up leftover election fraud cases, including Pennsylvania mail-in ballot cases. Justices Thomas, Alito and Gorsuch were the only justices to say the cases deserved consideration.
B.S. Wake up "Sister" - abortion is the primary component of Satan's religion of which Joe Biden has no problem forcing that belief upon us!
“He has a very—I know from a conversation with him—he has a very developed approach to it [abortion],” Sr. Campbell said. “And for him, it hinges on religious liberty, and that he will not force his religious belief on the whole nation.”
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From our new "Catholic" President . . .
Statement from President Biden and Vice President Harris on the 48th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade | The White House
Today marks the 48th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in Roe v. Wade. In the past four years, reproductive health, in...
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Hey, fellow Catholics -
Remember the McCarrick Report?
Remember McCarrick?
Remember the sex-abuse coverups?
Remember being locked out of Mass for months?
Remember how abortion was essential, but Mass was "unessential"?
Remember our silent bishops?
No?
Heckuva job, @USCCB!
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