THANK GOD! Again though you've got to wonder. Did no one in the months (years?) of preparation for the defense against this lawsuit tell the Bishops that this was going to be the strategy that was going to be deployed? If the hospital is a 'Catholic' institution in reality and not just in name, surely they were obliged to keep the local ordinary informed in such a case. If a Catholic institution cannot see the danger of arguing in court that a fetus is not a person, then the affected bishops have a major problem to solve. Those Colorado bishops are going to have to review the administration of the Catholic institutions under their authority. The current practice is CLEARLY deficient!!
But thank God indeed that the Bishops are responding appropriately now that this issue has become public. Better late than never.
Colorado Bishops To Review Catholic Hospital's Defense In Wrongful Death Suit | TPM LiveWire
But thank God indeed that the Bishops are responding appropriately now that this issue has become public. Better late than never.
Colorado Bishops To Review Catholic Hospital's Defense In Wrongful Death Suit | TPM LiveWire
I agree. I had a discussion with a Catholic at Fr. Longenecker's website where (the moral relativism discussion) where he argued that the hospital was justified because it wasn't against the law and I was arguing that the bishops were going to demand the hospital change its policy. In the discussion previous to that he was claiming was the moral relativist and he ha absolute principals. Oh the irony.
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