Some observations about Francis’ Letter to US Bishops

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Some observations about Francis’ Letter to US Bishops

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Do you have the same feeling that I have? It’s a sense of impending disaster like seeing a train about to ram a fuel truck. SloMo. kaBLAM.

Francis issued a letter to the US Bishops which was clearly aimed against the Trump administration, its policy on “deportation”, and at VP Vance who invoked the term “ordo amoris”. Fr. Z

https://wdtprs.com/2025/02/some-observa ... s-bishops/
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Fr. Gerald E. Murray: The Church has never taught that people have an “infinite” dignity that outweighs, and renders void, any legal restrictions on their movements.

The Pope, the Border, and the Law

https://www.thecatholicthing.org/2025/0 ... 0e2ee99a66
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