Re: "Pro-Abortion Protesters Target Churches, Justices With ‘Mother’s Day Strike’"

[ChopSuey]

On 2022-05-15, Blue Lives Matter <Iron_White@Systemic_Patriotism.KMA> wrote:
> On Sun, 15 May 2022 08:03:14 -0500, David Hartung <da...@Hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>>https://churchleaders.com/news/423790-abortion-protests-churches-justices-mothers-day.html
>>
>>[...]
>>Uproar about the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion escalated this
>>weekend, with pro-abortion protests throughout the country—including
>>during Catholic Mass. Using the hashtag #Mother’sDayStrike, abortion
>>supporters called for demonstrations in churches that hold to pro-life
>>teachings.
>>
>>Last week’s leak indicates that Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 case that
>>legalized most abortions, may soon be overturned. But it’s not a final
>>opinion.
>>
>>Also over the weekend, the office of a pro-life group in Wisconsin was
>>vandalized. And addresses of conservative Supreme Court justices were
>>published, leading to protests outside their homes.
>>Abortion Protests Target Catholic Churches
>>
>> From Los Angeles to New York City this weekend, several large Catholic
>>cathedrals experienced abortion-rights demonstrations. In LA, abortion
>>advocates disrupted Mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Angels. One
>>person tweeted video of the melee, writing: “Marxists try to disrupt
>>Mass…. Security, ushers and parishioners said they were not having it.”
>>
>>Saturday at St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral in Manhattan, abortion
>>supporters held signs that read “Abortion is a gift” and “RIP Jesus,
>>killed by ‘woke’ deadbeat dad.” Some pro-life demonstrators also stood
>>outside the cathedral.
>>[...]
>>
>>As Americans we have the right to demonstrate and express our opinions.
>>We do not have the right to vandalize property or to disrupt the
>>gatherings of those with whom we disagree.
>>
>>[...]
>>The group’s reference to “six extremist Catholics” on the Supreme Court
>>isn’t necessarily accurate.
>>[...]
>>
>>In point of fact, the reference is completely innacurate. The church
>>that is today known as the Roman Catholic Church has been anti-abortion
>>since the first century. Those pro-life Catholic justices are in line
>>with historic, orthodox Catholic doctrine.
>
> The abortion issue won't change anything. Most pro-abortionists were
> already dedicated Democrat voters.

This is true.


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