Obamacare and its quietly anti-Catholic provisions Comments

It became official yesterday. As the US Supreme Court upheld the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, a.k.a. Obamacare, the Catholic church now faces its greatest, most fundamental threat in modern American history. And although many Catholics continue to support President Obama, it is probably because they do not understand the implications of the ruling and Obama's battle royale with the Catholic church. Continue Reading

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Jane
10 months ago
Good point tonythomas. Better education and moral values BEFORE a preganacy would be good. The ACA addresses many long-standing concerns that are in sad need of addressing... long overdue. The politicians cannot do anything perfectly but this is a major step in a positive direction. As the article mentioned, the basic values we all learned as Catholics has taught us that health care for all is an important aspect of social justice. We get that. I cannot figure out why our Bishops and leaders do not get that.
tonythomas
10 months ago
One should please consider the evil spirits in people that leads to pregnancies and hence abortions or unwanted children/births rather than on law(ACA) that provides options. Such evil spirits are the real enemy and not the ACA. And what happens when people are born. The Church and State must care for the human being after birth upto adulthood and death. The real solution lies in the power of the Word of God through loving counselling and not in the criticism of the ACA.
jh
10 months ago
Clear explanations.

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