Paul Ryan comes to mind.
I don't support denying people Communion and weaponizing the Eucharist, which happened in the 2004 presidential election. But it's hard to overstate how significant it is for a Catholic bishop to even raise this possibility outside of the context of abortion.
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True, true. But it could easily send us back to 2004.
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I don't think it's "weaponizing the Eucharist" to affirm that participation in a visible sign of an invisible grace requires willingness on the part of the person to participate in what it really means and to collaborate internally, not just to go through with the outward gesture
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You don't support it? Why not? This entire administration is an affront to every teaching of Christ, every teaching that the Church holds as sacred. 'Weaponizing the Eucharist'. It's certainly no more of a weaponization than what is being done to the least of our brothers.
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Mary E. , I wish you well and hope you may soon return to the real world.
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