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A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

EMail | February 1, 2007 | Rev. John Malloy, SDB

Posted on 02/03/2007 4:35:22 PM PST by franky

A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi:

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A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

EMail | February 1, 2007 | Rev. John Malloy, SDB


Posted on 02/03/2007 4:35:22 PM PST by franky


A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi:

"If you can kill a baby in the womb, Nancy, why not outside of it?"

Rev. John Malloy, SDB San Francisco, CA

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A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

EMail | February 1, 2007 | Rev. John Malloy, SDB


Posted on 02/03/2007 4:35:22 PM PST by franky


A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi:

"If you can kill a baby in the womb, Nancy, why not outside of it?"

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A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

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A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

EMail | February 1, 2007 | Rev. John Malloy, SDB


Posted on 02/03/2007 4:35:22 PM PST by franky


A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi:

"If you can kill a baby in the womb, Nancy, why not outside of it?"

Fr. John Malloy, pastor of Saints Peter and Paul Church in San
Francisco, penned this "Open letter to Nancy Pelosi," which was
recently published in the parish bulletin. We reprint it here with Fr.
Malloy's permission.

Nancy, you are fooling yourself and I fear fooling many good
Catholics. You are simply not in sync with the Catholic Church. Until
you change your non-Catholic positions, you should stop calling
yourself Catholic. Your record shows that you support embryonic stem
cell research, Planned Parenthood, contraception, family planning
funding, allowing minors to have an abortion without parental consent,
and are against making it a crime to harm a fetus, etc. etc.

The fact that you favor married priests and women priests certainly
would not classify you as conservative, but your answer to the
question are you a conservative Catholic was: "I think so. I was
raised in a very strict upbringing in a Catholic home where we
respected people, were observant, were practicing Catholics, and that
the fundamental belief was that God gave us all a free will, and we
were accountable for that, each of us. Each person had that
accountability, so it wasn't for us to make judgments about how people
saw their responsibility and that it wasn't for politicians to make
decisions about how people led their personal lives; certainly, to a
high moral standards, but when it got into decisions about privacy and
all the rest, then that was something that individuals had to answer
to God for, and not to politicians."

That sounds fair and tolerant, but your record belies high moral
standards.

The NARAL rates you 100% pro-abortion. Your statement: "To me it isn't
even a question. God has given us a free will. We're all responsible
for our actions. If you don't want an abortion, you don't believe in
it, [then] don't have one. But don't tell somebody else what they can
do in terms of honoring their responsibilities. My family is very pro-
life. They're not fanatics and they're not activists. I think they'd
like it if I were not so vocally pro-choice."

Do we not elect politicians to make laws that help people honor their
responsibilities, such as protecting life itself? Can politicians not
tell someone else not to kill? If you can kill a baby in the womb,
Nancy, why not outside of it? Oh wait, you are in favor of partial
birth abortion, so-called because the baby sticks out of the "mother"
about halfway, while the "doctor" sucks out the baby's brain. That
seems comparable to the choice the Nazis made killing six million
Jews.

Yes, Nancy, we (together with your pro-life family) would all like it
if you were not so vocally pro-choice, i.e. pro-death. Until your
choice is in line with Catholic doctrine, please, Nancy, do not
receive the Eucharist when you attend Mass.

Rev. John Malloy, SDB San Francisco, CA

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A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

EMail | February 1, 2007 | Rev. John Malloy, SDB


Posted on 02/03/2007 4:35:22 PM PST by franky


A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi:

"If you can kill a baby in the womb, Nancy, why not outside of it?"

Fr. John Malloy, pastor of Saints Peter and Paul Church in San
Francisco, penned this "Open letter to Nancy Pelosi," which was
recently published in the parish bulletin. We reprint it here with Fr.
Malloy's permission.

Nancy, you are fooling yourself and I fear fooling many good
Catholics. You are simply not in sync with the Catholic Church. Until
you change your non-Catholic positions, you should stop calling
yourself Catholic. Your record shows that you support embryonic stem
cell research, Planned Parenthood, contraception, family planning
funding, allowing minors to have an abortion without parental consent,
and are against making it a crime to harm a fetus, etc. etc.

The fact that you favor married priests and women priests certainly
would not classify you as conservative, but your answer to the
question are you a conservative Catholic was: "I think so. I was
raised in a very strict upbringing in a Catholic home where we
respected people, were observant, were practicing Catholics, and that
the fundamental belief was that God gave us all a free will, and we
were accountable for that, each of us. Each person had that
accountability, so it wasn't for us to make judgments about how people
saw their responsibility and that it wasn't for politicians to make
decisions about how people led their personal lives; certainly, to a
high moral standards, but when it got into decisions about privacy and
all the rest, then that was something that individuals had to answer
to God for, and not to politicians."

That sounds fair and tolerant, but your record belies high moral
standards.

The NARAL rates you 100% pro-abortion. Your statement: "To me it isn't
even a question. God has given us a free will. We're all responsible
for our actions. If you don't want an abortion, you don't believe in
it, [then] don't have one. But don't tell somebody else what they can
do in terms of honoring their responsibilities. My family is very pro-
life. They're not fanatics and they're not activists. I think they'd
like it if I were not so vocally pro-choice."

Do we not elect politicians to make laws that help people honor their
responsibilities, such as protecting life itself? Can politicians not
tell someone else not to kill? If you can kill a baby in the womb,
Nancy, why not outside of it? Oh wait, you are in favor of partial
birth abortion, so-called because the baby sticks out of the "mother"
about halfway, while the "doctor" sucks out the baby's brain. That
seems comparable to the choice the Nazis made killing six million
Jews.

Yes, Nancy, we (together with your pro-life family) would all like it
if you were not so vocally pro-choice, i.e. pro-death. Until your
choice is in line with Catholic doctrine, please, Nancy, do not
receive the Eucharist when you attend Mass.

Rev. John Malloy, SDB San Francisco, CA

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A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

EMail | February 1, 2007 | Rev. John Malloy, SDB


Posted on 02/03/2007 4:35:22 PM PST by franky


A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi:

"If you can kill a baby in the womb, Nancy, why not outside of it?"

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/1778813/posts

A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

EMail | February 1, 2007 | Rev. John Malloy, SDB


Posted on 02/03/2007 4:35:22 PM PST by franky


A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi:

"If you can kill a baby in the womb, Nancy, why not outside of it?"

Fr. John Malloy, pastor of Saints Peter and Paul Church in San
Francisco, penned this "Open letter to Nancy Pelosi," which was
recently published in the parish bulletin. We reprint it here with Fr.
Malloy's permission.

Nancy, you are fooling yourself and I fear fooling many good
Catholics. You are simply not in sync with the Catholic Church. Until
you change your non-Catholic positions, you should stop calling
yourself Catholic. Your record shows that you support embryonic stem
cell research, Planned Parenthood, contraception, family planning
funding, allowing minors to have an abortion without parental consent,
and are against making it a crime to harm a fetus, etc. etc.

The fact that you favor married priests and women priests certainly
would not classify you as conservative, but your answer to the
question are you a conservative Catholic was: "I think so. I was
raised in a very strict upbringing in a Catholic home where we
respected people, were observant, were practicing Catholics, and that
the fundamental belief was that God gave us all a free will, and we
were accountable for that, each of us. Each person had that
accountability, so it wasn't for us to make judgments about how people
saw their responsibility and that it wasn't for politicians to make
decisions about how people led their personal lives; certainly, to a
high moral standards, but when it got into decisions about privacy and
all the rest, then that was something that individuals had to answer
to God for, and not to politicians."

That sounds fair and tolerant, but your record belies high moral
standards.

The NARAL rates you 100% pro-abortion. Your statement: "To me it isn't
even a question. God has given us a free will. We're all responsible
for our actions. If you don't want an abortion, you don't believe in
it, [then] don't have one. But don't tell somebody else what they can
do in terms of honoring their responsibilities. My family is very pro-
life. They're not fanatics and they're not activists. I think they'd
like it if I were not so vocally pro-choice."

Do we not elect politicians to make laws that help people honor their
responsibilities, such as protecting life itself? Can politicians not
tell someone else not to kill? If you can kill a baby in the womb,
Nancy, why not outside of it? Oh wait, you are in favor of partial
birth abortion, so-called because the baby sticks out of the "mother"
about halfway, while the "doctor" sucks out the baby's brain. That
seems comparable to the choice the Nazis made killing six million
Jews.

Yes, Nancy, we (together with your pro-life family) would all like it
if you were not so vocally pro-choice, i.e. pro-death. Until your
choice is in line with Catholic doctrine, please, Nancy, do not
receive the Eucharist when you attend Mass.

Rev. John Malloy, SDB San Francisco, CA

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/1778813/posts

A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

EMail | February 1, 2007 | Rev. John Malloy, SDB


Posted on 02/03/2007 4:35:22 PM PST by franky


A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi:

"If you can kill a baby in the womb, Nancy, why not outside of it?"

Fr. John Malloy, pastor of Saints Peter and Paul Church in San
Francisco, penned this "Open letter to Nancy Pelosi," which was
recently published in the parish bulletin. We reprint it here with Fr.
Malloy's permission.

Nancy, you are fooling yourself and I fear fooling many good
Catholics. You are simply not in sync with the Catholic Church. Until
you change your non-Catholic positions, you should stop calling
yourself Catholic. Your record shows that you support embryonic stem
cell research, Planned Parenthood, contraception, family planning
funding, allowing minors to have an abortion without parental consent,
and are against making it a crime to harm a fetus, etc. etc.

The fact that you favor married priests and women priests certainly
would not classify you as conservative, but your answer to the
question are you a conservative Catholic was: "I think so. I was
raised in a very strict upbringing in a Catholic home where we
respected people, were observant, were practicing Catholics, and that
the fundamental belief was that God gave us all a free will, and we
were accountable for that, each of us. Each person had that
accountability, so it wasn't for us to make judgments about how people
saw their responsibility and that it wasn't for politicians to make
decisions about how people led their personal lives; certainly, to a
high moral standards, but when it got into decisions about privacy and
all the rest, then that was something that individuals had to answer
to God for, and not to politicians."

That sounds fair and tolerant, but your record belies high moral
standards.

The NARAL rates you 100% pro-abortion. Your statement: "To me it isn't
even a question. God has given us a free will. We're all responsible
for our actions. If you don't want an abortion, you don't believe in
it, [then] don't have one. But don't tell somebody else what they can
do in terms of honoring their responsibilities. My family is very pro-
life. They're not fanatics and they're not activists. I think they'd
like it if I were not so vocally pro-choice."

Do we not elect politicians to make laws that help people honor their
responsibilities, such as protecting life itself? Can politicians not
tell someone else not to kill? If you can kill a baby in the womb,
Nancy, why not outside of it?

Oh wait, you are in favor of partial
birth abortion, so-called because the baby sticks out of the "mother"
about halfway, while the "doctor" sucks out the baby's brain. That
seems comparable to the choice the Nazis made killing six million
Jews.

Yes, Nancy, we (together with your pro-life family) would all like it
if you were not so vocally pro-choice, i.e. pro-death. Until your
choice is in line with Catholic doctrine, please, Nancy, do not
receive the Eucharist when you attend Mass.

Rev. John Malloy, SDB San Francisco, CA

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/1778813/posts

A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

EMail | February 1, 2007 | Rev. John Malloy, SDB


Posted on 02/03/2007 4:35:22 PM PST by franky


A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi:

"If you can kill a baby in the womb

, Nancy, why not outside of it?"

Fr. John Malloy,

Nancy, you are fooling yourself and I fear fooling many good
Catholics. You are simply not in sync with the Catholic Church.

Until
you change your non-Catholic positions, you should stop calling
yourself Catholic.

Your record shows that you support embryonic stem
cell research

Planned Parenthood,

contraception,

family planning
funding,

allowing minors to have an abortion without parental consent,

and are against making it a crime to harm a fetus, etc. etc.

The fact that you favor married priests

and women priests

certainly
would not classify you as conservative

, but your answer to the
question are you a conservative Catholic was: "I think so. I was
raised in a very strict upbringing in a Catholic home where we
respected people, were observant, were practicing Catholics, and that
the fundamental belief was that God gave us all a free will, and we
were accountable for that, each of us. Each person had that
accountability, so it wasn't for us to make judgments about how people
saw their responsibility and that it wasn't for politicians to make
decisions about how people led their personal lives; certainly, to a
high moral standards, but when it got into decisions about privacy and
all the rest, then that was something that individuals had to answer
to God for, and not to politicians."

That sounds fair and tolerant,

but your record belies high moral
standards.

The NARAL rates you 100% pro-abortion.

Your statement: "To me it isn't
even a question. God has given us a free will. We're all responsible
for our actions. If you don't want an abortion, you don't believe in
it, [then] don't have one. But don't tell somebody else what they can
do in terms of honoring their responsibilities. My family is very pro-
life. They're not fanatics and they're not activists. I think they'd
like it if I were not so vocally pro-choice."

Do we not elect politicians to make laws that help people honor their
responsibilities,

such as protecting life itself? Can politicians not
tell someone else not to kill?

If you can kill a baby in the womb,
Nancy, why not outside of it?

Oh wait, you are in favor of partial
birth abortion,

so-called because the baby sticks out of the "mother"
about halfway, while the "doctor" sucks out the baby's brain. That
seems comparable to the choice the Nazis made killing six million
Jews.

Yes, Nancy, we (together with your pro-life family) would all like it
if you were not so vocally pro-choice, i.e. pro-death.

Until your
choice is in line with Catholic doctrine, please, Nancy, do not
receive the Eucharist when you attend Mass.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/1778813/posts

A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi

EMail | February 1, 2007 | Rev. John Malloy, SDB


Posted on 02/03/2007 4:35:22 PM PST by franky


A priest writes to Nancy Pelosi:

"If you can kill a baby in the womb, Nancy, why not outside of it?"

Fr. John Malloy, pastor of Saints Peter and Paul Church in San
Francisco, penned this "Open letter to Nancy Pelosi," which was
recently published in the parish bulletin. We reprint it here with Fr.
Malloy's permission.

Nancy, you are fooling yourself and I fear fooling many good
Catholics. You are simply not in sync with the Catholic Church. Until
you change your non-Catholic positions, you should stop calling
yourself Catholic. Your record shows that you support embryonic stem
cell research, Planned Parenthood, contraception, family planning
funding, allowing minors to have an abortion without parental consent,
and are against making it a crime to harm a fetus, etc. etc.

The fact that you favor married priests and women priests certainly
would not classify you as conservative, but your answer to the
question are you a conservative Catholic was: "I think so. I was
raised in a very strict upbringing in a Catholic home where we
respected people, were observant, were practicing Catholics, and that
the fundamental belief was that God gave us all a free will, and we
were accountable for that, each of us. Each person had that
accountability, so it wasn't for us to make judgments about how people
saw their responsibility and that it wasn't for politicians to make
decisions about how people led their personal lives; certainly, to a
high moral standards, but when it got into decisions about privacy and
all the rest, then that was something that individuals had to answer
to God for, and not to politicians."

That sounds fair and tolerant, but your record belies high moral
standards.

The NARAL rates you 100% pro-abortion. Your statement: "To me it isn't
even a question. God has given us a free will. We're all responsible
for our actions. If you don't want an abortion, you don't believe in
it, [then] don't have one. But don't tell somebody else what they can
do in terms of honoring their responsibilities. My family is very pro-
life. They're not fanatics and they're not activists. I think they'd
like it if I were not so vocally pro-choice."

Do we not elect politicians to make laws that help people honor their
responsibilities, such as protecting life itself? Can politicians not
tell someone else not to kill? If you can kill a baby in the womb,
Nancy, why not outside of it? Oh wait, you are in favor of partial
birth abortion, so-called because the baby sticks out of the "mother"
about halfway, while the "doctor" sucks out the baby's brain. That
seems comparable to the choice the Nazis made killing six million
Jews.

Yes, Nancy, we (together with your pro-life family) would all like it
if you were not so vocally pro-choice, i.e. pro-death. Until your
choice is in line with Catholic doctrine, please, Nancy, do not
receive the Eucharist when you attend Mass.

Rev. John Malloy, SDB San Francisco, CA