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Dear

: I’m Catholic and I support: -Contraception -A woman’s right to choose -Treatments for infertility -The right for people to get a divorce -The right of same sex marriage Next time I go to Church, I dare you to deny me Communion.

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Michelangelo Signorile

@MSignorile

Jun 18, 2021

The Catholic church considers contraception, assisted human reproduction and divorce and re-marriage (which it views as adultery happening every single day) as sin on a par with abortion. Will these people be banned from communion? What happens to Newt Gingrich?

7:56 PM · Jun 18, 2021

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So what I’m hearing if you’re not a Catholic. Which is fine, but you listed off things that are kind of deal breakers for the church. I hear the Lutherans are always accepting

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So you think everyone who gets Communion doesn’t support contraception?

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Catholic is a religion, you either believe in its teachings or you don't. And when you don't believe, you leave.

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Wrong. For example, you can use contraception and still be Catholic. You can believe people have the right to divorce and still be Catholic.

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Dear

, with all due respect if you really support those things then you are not in communion with the Church and you should not be receiving the Eucharist lest you take damnation on your soul. Please #repent and submit to the teachings of the Church

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I’m Catholic and the Church is wrong on a number of issues, like contraception.

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Pride.

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You know, they have a word for Catholics like you. "Protestant" (Which is fine! I'm an atheist, I've got no horse in this race. But words have meanings.)

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Unitarian maybe.

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Congressman, If most of your core beliefs go against the doctrines of the church have u considered that you’re not a Catholic? and that’s ok, but it’s not the responsibility of the church to conform to OUR beliefs.

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A majority of observant Catholics support a woman's right to choose. Are they all not Catholic? And where is the threat from the bishops on politicians who support the death penalty?