It would be commendable of the authors and editors of the Catholic Review to actually bring the Faith to bear on their reporting of the deaths of well-known people. They eulogized the rabidly pro-abortion senator, giving only token mention to her championing of the slaughter of innocent babies.
The piece does comment about Feinstein's anti-Catholic bigotry. Recall that when Amy Comey Barrett was undergoing her vetting for a seat on the US Supreme Court, Feinstein said to her, "the dogma lives loudly within you, and that's of concern". Feinstein implied that faithful Catholics cannot occupy positions of authority and responsibility, an unabashed statement of bigotry.
The article actually seems to be a reprint of an Our Sunday Visitor piece. Still, the Review had no need to publish this puff-piece about a politician who proved in every way to be an enemy of Faith and Morals. At the very least, these "katholyc" mouthpieces could have at least reminded their readers that we'll all face death and judgment, and that we should pray that God have mercy on her soul, particularly in light of the damage she wrought.
I'm sure it's only a matter of time before Washington's Catholic Standard follows suit.
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