Talking Tough On Catholics For Choice

I understand that both Bishop DiLorenzo of Richmond and Cardinal Dolan of New York are rebuking "Catholics for Choice" and other prominent CINO's such as Tim Kaine for publicly shilling for abortion.  Well, that's very good, but the effort will be "all bark and no bite" unless some action goes along with it.  For starters, Bishop DiLorenzo would be well-advised to order his priests to deny Holy Communion to Kaine until he publicly repents (Kaine resides in the Diocese of Richmond) while the Cardinal needs to stop brown-nosing up to the Cuomos and needs to expunge his diocese of the gay network that has been too long ensconced in New York.

What are the odds of these measures being taken?

Nun-Sense From A LCWR Order

They are the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati, to be precise.  Another blogger, Over the Rhine and Into the Tiber, caught a screen-shot of their webpage that clearly links to Catholics for Choice, who are obviously promoting baby-murder.  Go over and take a look.

Not too surprisingly, the Skewers of Charity pulled down that rather embarrassing link.  One might say they scrubbed their site.  But if that's "scrubbing the site", they did a lousy job because approximately 60% of those links are to some questionable outfit.  Here's a smattering from the "church and political systems" page that had contained the CFC link.

We start off with the American Catholic Council.  One thing I'll say is that they're honest in their disobedience in calling for "women's ordination" while waxing lyrical over "the spirit of Vatican II".  Did I say "honest"?  Maybe not, for while they bray and bleat about their conference in Detroit in 2011, they fail to mention that the Archbishop of Detroit forbade them to use Church property and forbade his priests to have anything to do with that mess.

Moving on, we see Call to Action (evicted from the Diocese of Lincoln by Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz) and Catholic Climate Covenant.  We also see Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good, co-founded by Sebelius operative James Salt.

We also see Sojourners, founded by Jim Wallis.  He recently came out in support of the perversion euphemistically called "gay marriage".  Also notice the plethora of "community-organizing" outfits.  Many of these you'll find in the American Life League's report on questionable CCHD grant recipients.  I don't have time or space to delve into each of them; I leave it to your initiative.

Last week it was announced that Pope Francis concurs with the April 2012 assessment of the LCWR by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.  Of course many of the usual gang of suspects are having hissies over it.  No doubt they're surprised to find out that the Pope is, well, the Pope!  Given what we just saw - professed religious promoting baby-slaughter - these people are in desperate need of reform.