If I were going to attend that conference at the Vatican, which [View all]

[MineralMan]

Last edited Sat Apr 9, 2016, 11:15 AM - Edit history (2)

is supposed to be about poverty and related issues, I'd have a list of questions to ask pertaining to those things:

1. What about poverty and women who have no control over their own reproductive rights?
2. What about poor LBGT people around the world and the discrimination against them?
3. When will the Roman Catholic Church recognize that women have equal rights in the workplace?
4. When will the Vatican change its archaic rules barring women from the clergy and church leadership?
5. Why does Cardinal Law still have a position at the Vatican? What about the children whose lives his Priests destroyed?
6. Why does the the Roman Catholic Church not distribute a goodly portion its own wealth to the poor of the world?

I'd start with those questions. There are others, as well, that a Senator from the United States might raise. Maybe people could contribute some of their questions to send to Senator Sanders with a suggestion that he ask them at the conference.

On edit: I added "not" to question 6. I inadvertently omitted that crucial word on first writing.