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In reply to the discussion: I had tough talk with my mother today. [View all]spartan61
(2,091 posts)22. My husband and I left our church
in 2012 because of this very same thing. When the priest gave his homily, he was telling people who they should vote for (and it wasn't Obama.) On the way home from church, I read the bulletin and there it was again. How to vote and who to vote for. I was so angry when I came home that I wrote the priest a letter telling him exactly why we were leaving this church as members. I also told him that if he wanted to preach politics from the pulpit, he should give up his tax exempt status.
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That probably explains the somewhat cool relationship between Orange Goblin and Tiffany . . .
HughBeaumont
Oct 2016
#53
+1,000 Glad to have someone with your life experience here at DU. I hope I'm participating in
okaawhatever
Oct 2016
#38
Interesting position your priest took given the Pope's own words about Trump:
okaawhatever
Oct 2016
#41
A "vowed Catholic" is a person that believes in the sacraments of the Church.
imanamerican63
Oct 2016
#59