As Ms. Block says, this "Catholic climate movement" things makes reference to Laudato Si, a papal writing that is fraught with difficulties, not the least of which is the false legitimacy it lends to leading proponents of population control, such as Jeffrey Sachs and others. I've written about these in the past. To refresh your memories, I suggest you read these posts and the linked material, paying special attention to this expose that Michael Voris did several years ago regarding the "global warming" hoax.
In the past several years that I've been looking at these outfits, I've learned that much can be gleaned from these outfits by looking at their members, directors, and other resources, usually readily available on their sites. This "Catholic climate movement" is no different. Looking at their member organizations, we see quite a few of the "usual suspects":
- Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good
- Pax Christi
- Leadership Conference of Women Religious
- Franciscan Action Network - By the way, this November they are presenting a "Cardinal McCarrick award" to Karenna Gore, director of "Center for Earth Ethics". They conveniently forget to mention that she is a daughter of Al Gore and most likely pro-abortion in her own right.
- Catholic Charities - Recall that its national CEO, Msgr John Enzler, donated to the the campaigns of two pro-abortion politicians.
That first organization, being a recipient of money from George Soros, makes me wonder how much Soros money is in this "Catholic climate movement" thing. We know that Soros' money had a role in the murder of Terri Schiavo.
Take a look at these facts and understand how the "movers and shakers" of the climate-change hoax are playing the "social-justice" crowd for dupes. Please warn your family, friends, etc not to swallow that kool-aid. Ms. Block finishes her excellent article by stating that "you don't need to be Catholic to sign a climate petition". I might have amended that to read "no real Catholic should sign this climate petition".
Take a look at these facts and understand how the "movers and shakers" of the climate-change hoax are playing the "social-justice" crowd for dupes. Please warn your family, friends, etc not to swallow that kool-aid. Ms. Block finishes her excellent article by stating that "you don't need to be Catholic to sign a climate petition". I might have amended that to read "no real Catholic should sign this climate petition".
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