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Darrell GlennSeptember 11, 2023September 11, 2023Abortion, Bishop Zurek, Diocese of Amarillo, Laudato Si, MAGA, Pope Francis, Republicans, Scripture, Season of Creation, Social Media, Synod, Today's Gospel

Trump Avoids Definitive Stance On Abortion—But Suggests DeSantis’ 6-Week Ban Is ‘Too Harsh’

Reading 1

On this 11th day of the Season of Creation, to whom am I called to admonish, teach and present: Wokeist, Democrats, Liberals, Progressives, Nones, Socialist, Pope Francis…

Responsorial Psalm

.. but when it comes to those with whom is my safety and my glory (MAGA, Republicans, Conservatives, Traditionalist, Capitalist, Bishop Strickland, Mr. Frank Pavone) am I not told to, “give it a rest“;…

You have no other alternative in the next election so give it a rest. Im not going to not vote because he went soft on abortion, and the issues are bigger and even more complex than that with abortion being woven into different pieces of the equation. it's even bigger than that
— The Organist (@CathOrganist) September 10, 2023

Alleluia

Gospel

In his defense of his own charitable deed, Jesus argues that satisfying human needs such as hunger and performing works of mercy take precedence even over the sacred sabbath rest.

… therefore I ask, is it not following Jesus Christ to speak out in an election about how my MAGA candidate is going soft on abortion rather than silently participating in the violence of abortion to get who I want elected; “to save life rather than to destroy it❓”

In telling me to give it a rest, are you not telling me to go against Jesus's command to, "Stay awake!" ❓ Are not all other issues prudential compared to the absolute evil of abortion❓If we don't get abortion right, will we ever get anything right ❓ pic.twitter.com/ei4DAzB9w7
— Darrell Glenn aka Ca (@catholicbicycle) September 11, 2023

Let’s see who communicates with President Trump more, you or me? He is the one who has done the most for the #unborn, and will continue to do so.
But his election would be a horror to you.
Hmm. What does that say about where you stand on #abortion?
— Frank Pavone (@frfrankpavone) September 11, 2023

Who said that his election would be a horror to me❓ Why do you think I communicate with you if not that he listens to you& I hope you would communicate to him my Catholic position on abortion that the only moral follow-up to his overturning of #roe is A Life at Conception Act ❓
— Darrell Glenn aka Ca (@catholicbicycle) September 11, 2023

After #Roe , instead of playing a pro-life end game&going for checkmate w/ a Life at Conception Act, haven't we played into stalemate with Dems by settling for multi-weak bans while the abortion rate stays the same or even rises ❓ Do you need the news articles with those facts❓
— Darrell Glenn aka Ca (@catholicbicycle) September 11, 2023

… is @AmarilloDiocese silence about how Mr. Frank Pavone refuses to listen& @Bishopoftyler calling @frfrankpavone holy for doing so, an un-Catholic way of telling me to just let him be❓https://t.co/zkAo5rgS1v
— Darrell Glenn aka Ca (@catholicbicycle) September 10, 2023

The Catholic faith says you are under obligation to let a dying person know you are a priest & can hear their confession. I, as a lay person, do not have that ability . What does this have to do with your candidate going soft on abortion ❓
— Darrell Glenn aka Ca (@catholicbicycle) September 11, 2023

What did I ask that deserved blocking ❓

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From September 1 – October 4, the Christian family unites worldwide in prayer and action for creation during the Season of Creation. The 2023 theme is “Let Justice and Peace Flow.”

“in this Season of Creation, as followers of Christ on our shared synodal journey, we may live, work, and pray so that our common home will teem with life once again.”
Pope Francis

Pope Francis: Second Laudato si’ to be published on 4 October

Another encyclical from the Pope on protecting the environment? Please, give me a break. How about an encyclical on protecting the #unborn from #abortion, which has claimed far more lives than climate change, pandemics, wars, the death penalty, or anything else!
— Frank Pavone (@frfrankpavone) August 22, 2023

When we fail to acknowledge as part of reality the worth of a poor person, a human embryo, a person with disabilities – to offer just a few examples – it becomes difficult to hear the cry of nature itself; everything is connected.
Laudato si, paragraph 117

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