Saturday, October 22, 2016

Catholic Bishop Slams Hillary Clinton’s “Anti-Catholic” Campaign, It Has a “Toxic Prejudice”


By Steven Ertelt
Life News


A Catholic bishop is slamming the campaign of pro-abortion candidate Hillary Clinton over recent emails from her top campaign staff trashing Catholic voters.

Bishop Thomas Tobin says Hillary Clinton’s radical proportion position is one of the several issues he has problems with the Democratic candidate on but he’s also very concerned about the recently leaked emails from WikiLeaks that show top Clinton staffers calling Catholic voters “severely backwards.”

Tobin said the emails “reveal the existence of a toxic, anti-Catholic prejudice within the Clinton campaign.”

“The messages marginalize faithful Catholics, ridicule Catholic beliefs, and promote ideological division in the Church,” Bishop Tobin wrote.
 “They call for the ‘end of a middle-ages dictatorship and the beginning of a little democracy and respect for gender equality in the Catholic Church.’ In light of the widespread anti-Christian, anti-Catholic prejudice rampant in our culture today, should we be at all surprised by this vitriol?”


Tobin is also concerned about the pro-abortion position Clinton’s “Catholic” running make Tim Kaine takes.
“It was so sad and disheartening to watch ‘devout Catholic’ Tim Kaine proudly and zealously support abortion on demand during the VP debate last night,” the bishop wrote. “How far he has drifted from his solid Catholic roots; how quickly he has abandoned the ‘Gospel of Life’ that is an essential part of our Catholic Faith.”
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