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Pelosi Attacks Abp. Cordileone Over Opposition to Abortion, Same-Sex ‘Marriage,’ Calls for Women Priests, by Evan Stambaugh – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Pelosi Attacks Abp. Cordileone Over Opposition to Abortion, Same-Sex ‘Marriage,’ Calls for Women Priests, by Evan Stambaugh

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RNS. Former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks to the Rev. Jim Wallis, director of the Georgetown University Center on Faith and Justice, March 23 at Georgetown University in Washington

The former Democratic House Speaker slandered Abp. Cordileone and discussed her attraction to the ‘power’ of the priesthood at a Georgetown University event.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (LifeSiteNews) — During a recent event at the Jesuit-run Georgetown University, self-professed “Catholic” Rep. Nancy Pelosi picked back up her fight with Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone and expressed support for the idea of women priests.

At a Thursday forum put on by Georgetown’s Center on Faith and Justice, the pro-abortion former Speaker of the House bizarrely claimed that her political advocacy is “pro-life,” relying on a sort of “seamless garment” argument that elevates issues like homelessness and immigration to the moral equivalency of abortion.

Similarly, Pelosi claimed that bishops like Cordileone, the Archbishop of San Francisco, are “willing to abandon the bulk” of Catholic social teaching by allegedly focusing on abortion at the expense of other issues. …

Pelosi Attacks Abp. Cordileone Over Opposition to Abortion, Same-Sex ‘Marriage,’ Calls for Women Priests, by Evan Stambaugh

The Annunciation: Our Union with Mary Modeled by Blessed Conchita Cabrera, by Kathleen Beckman

Getting the Synod Back on Topic, by Phil Lawler

The former Democratic House Speaker slandered Abp. Cordileone and discussed her attraction to the ‘power’ of the priesthood at a Georgetown University event.

By Evan Stambaugh, LifeSiteNews, March 24, 2023 – 3:45 pm EDT

WASHINGTON, D.C. (LifeSiteNews) — During a recent event at the Jesuit-run Georgetown University, self-professed “Catholic” Rep. Nancy Pelosi picked back up her fight with Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone and expressed support for the idea of women priests.

Similarly, Pelosi claimed that bishops like Cordileone, the Archbishop of San Francisco, are “willing to abandon the bulk” of Catholic social teaching by allegedly focusing on abortion at the expense of other issues. …

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Pelosi Attacks Abp. Cordileone Over Opposition to Abortion, Same-Sex ‘Marriage,’ Calls for Women Priests, by Evan Stambaugh

The Annunciation: Our Union with Mary Modeled by Blessed Conchita Cabrera, by Kathleen Beckman

Getting the Synod Back on Topic, by Phil Lawler

The former Democratic House Speaker slandered Abp. Cordileone and discussed her attraction to the ‘power’ of the priesthood at a Georgetown University event.

By Evan Stambaugh, LifeSiteNews, March 24, 2023 – 3:45 pm EDT

WASHINGTON, D.C. (LifeSiteNews) — During a recent event at the Jesuit-run Georgetown University, self-professed “Catholic” Rep. Nancy Pelosi picked back up her fight with Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone and expressed support for the idea of women priests.

Similarly, Pelosi claimed that bishops like Cordileone, the Archbishop of San Francisco, are “willing to abandon the bulk” of Catholic social teaching by allegedly focusing on abortion at the expense of other issues. …

Continue reading >>>>

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