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hotair.com - 11/16/2008
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A South Carolina priest who sent a letter warning parishioners who voted for Barack Obama that they may have placed themselves outside of the communion of the Catholic Church has received the backing of his diocese . The Diocese of Charleston agrees with Fr. [...] Read the rest »
msnbc.msn.com - 11/14/2008
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A South Carolina Roman Catholic priest has told
his parishioners that they should refrain from receiving Holy
Communion if they voted for Barack Obama because the Democratic president-elect supports abortion.
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Priest: No communion for Obama voters
greenvilleonline.com - 11/15/2008
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South Carolina's Charleston-based Roman Catholic Diocese said Friday
that it doesn't believe parishioners who voted for Barack
Obama should have to seek penance before partaking Holy Communion, a condition a Greenville priest suggested this week ...
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S.C. diocese critical of Greenville priest
docnotes.catholic-doc.org - 11/15/2008
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Statement from Msgr Martin T. Laughlin Administrator of
the Diocese of Charleston, SC on Voting and Holy
Communion Click here to open Windows Media Player in a new window
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Diocese of Charleston, SC
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No, Catholics Are Not Required to Be Single-Issue Voters
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No, Catholics Are Not Required to Be Single-Issue Voters Ed Morrissey writes that the Diocese of Charleston is backing a South Carolina priest who sent a letter to parishioners which informed them that they "place themselves outside of the full communion of Christs Church and under the judgment of divine law" if they vote for Obama rather than McCain. And then Ed goes on to discuss whether the mere act of voting for a pro-choice candidate constitutes "formal cooperation" with abortion, and thus results in automatic excommunication. Though, he doesn't come right out and say ...
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