High School Theology Teacher Takes On Catholic Voter Guides
Rich Leonardi has the details.
Previous Pro Ecclesia posts on this subject:
Bishop Blair: "Truly Grave Moral Reasons" and "Serious Moral Soul-Searching" Before "Could Be Morally Permissible" to Vote for Pro-Abortion Candidate
Bishop Blair Calls Upon Voters to Examine Consciences
Bishop Blair to Speak on "Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship"
Kentucky Bishops: Catholics Cannot Vote for Politicians Who Support Abortion, Except for Morally Grave Reasons
Archbishop Chaput: "Better Citizens, More Faithful Catholics"
National Catholic Register: "Voting in 2008 - New Guidance From Catholic Bishops"
USCCB Makes Available Full Text of Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship
John Allen Interviews Bishop DiMarzio Regarding Catholic Voting Guides
Archbishop Chaput Not Satisfied With Proposed New USCCB Document on Voting
Catholic Bishops’ Taxing Task: Election-Year Statement
Bishops' Document to Offer New Guidance on Catholics' Political Role
Vox Nova on Voter's Guides
Dueling Catholic Voter Guides
More on Catholic Voter Guides
Columnist: "Christian Right Driving Wedge Into US"
More From Amy Welborn on the "Dueling Catholic Voter Guides"
"Catholics in the Public Square" by Bishop Olmsted
Catholics Find Voting Guides a Test of Allegiance
Toledo Blade: "Catholic Voting Guide Gives Church Perspective"
Weigel: "An Electoral Battle of the Booklets?"
What's Missing?
"Not An Approved Catholic Voter Guide"
Labels: Catholic Education, Catholic Social Teaching, Elections, The Catholic Vote, Voting Your Values
5 Comments:
That's a lotta reading!!
Of course, the issue with the 'Catholic Answers' voter guide is not that it LOOKS like it was paid for by the Republicans, it is that it WAS paid for by Republicans.
"Of course, the issue with the 'Catholic Answers' voter guide is not that it LOOKS like it was paid for by the Republicans, it is that it WAS paid for by Republicans."
Is there proof for that assertion?
One thing that is for certain is that the Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good voter guide, "Voting for the Common Good", is tied to the Democrat Party. The group's executive director, Alexia Kelly, is a former Catholic Outreach director for the Democrat Party and for John Kerry.
Yes, Karl Keating has worked very hard to try to keep his funder secret, but in the Spring before the 2004 election he was hurting for money. The Bush-Cheney campaign and the Republican National Committee found the cash they needed.
As for Ms. Kelly, it is not possible that she worked for the "Democrat Party" has no such entity is registered as a political party according to the Federal Elections Commission nor is any such group incorporated in the District of Columbia.
"Yes, Karl Keating has worked very hard to try to keep his funder secret, but in the Spring before the 2004 election he was hurting for money. The Bush-Cheney campaign and the Republican National Committee found the cash they needed."
Could we have a link to a site providing evidence to support this contention?
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