Pro-abortion Obama to eulogize pro-abortion Teddy Kennedy at funeral Mass
We must pray for the repose of the soul of pro-abortion Sen. Teddy Kennedy (D-Mass.), who succumbed to brain cancer yesterday (Tuesday).
The AP is reporting tonight (Wednesday) that pro-abortion Barack H. Obama will give a eulogy at Sen. Kennedy's funeral Mass this Saturday in Boston. The Mass will be at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Basilica, Boston's beloved "Mission Church."
Teddy Kennedy's fellow pro-aborts are praising him for being so relentlessly pro-abortion (click on this post's title). The Reverend Carlton Veazey stated today:
"The Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice extends our deepest sympathy to the family of Senator Edward Kennedy, who died after a courageous battle with brain cancer. Senator Kennedy was a strong supporter of reproductive health care and rights.... He stood for strong constitutional protections - including equal protection and the right to privacy - and worked to ensure that the federal judiciary would respect those protections. He was instrumental in the passage of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, which has helped keep abortion providers and their patients safe. His tireless advocacy during more than 40 years in the Senate for the rights of women and health care providers will be missed.
The AP is reporting tonight (Wednesday) that pro-abortion Barack H. Obama will give a eulogy at Sen. Kennedy's funeral Mass this Saturday in Boston. The Mass will be at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Basilica, Boston's beloved "Mission Church."
Teddy Kennedy's fellow pro-aborts are praising him for being so relentlessly pro-abortion (click on this post's title). The Reverend Carlton Veazey stated today:
"The Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice extends our deepest sympathy to the family of Senator Edward Kennedy, who died after a courageous battle with brain cancer. Senator Kennedy was a strong supporter of reproductive health care and rights.... He stood for strong constitutional protections - including equal protection and the right to privacy - and worked to ensure that the federal judiciary would respect those protections. He was instrumental in the passage of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, which has helped keep abortion providers and their patients safe. His tireless advocacy during more than 40 years in the Senate for the rights of women and health care providers will be missed.
"A Roman Catholic, he was a public servant in the best tradition of social justice - a man who followed his conscience and a champion for the most vulnerable and needy among us."
posted by Quintero at 9:31 PM
3 Comments:
I would of sworn eulogies are not said in Catholic funeral rites...praying for the repose of his soul
"A Roman Catholic, he was a public servant in the best tradition of social justice - a man who followed his conscience and a champion for the most vulnerable and needy among us."
Words fail! The man even voted against the ban on partial birth abortion, where a full-term baby is savagely done to death in the very process of being born. Kennedy had no problem with such barbarity and cruelty.
He also upheld embryonic stem cell research.
Knowing this, and more, it is shattering to think that in a Catholic church he will be held up as a courageous champion of life... and by another enabler of the murder of the innocents, Obama.
It is truly an abomination and a scandal.
Again, words fail. Lord have mercy!
I'm shocked. Shocked!, to find that birds of a feather flock together.
-MVH
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