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Note This: Vatican Shaping US Policy For Decades

 

Pittsburglive.com

 

“It has caused Catholic pulpits nationwide to urge open borders for legal and illegal aliens alike, she notes,’ The Catholic Campaign for Human Development uses money from generous Catholics to train illegals to agitate and lobby for ‘rights’ for illegals,’ says Anderson.

 

“This is far from new business for this powerful Vatican-directed agency. Despite the new pope’s encyclical disclaimer about trying to influence public policy, Rome and these bishops have been hard at work trying to shape U.S. public policy for decades. In addition, to a large degree, they have succeeded. Let me illustrate.

 

“We now have five male Catholic justices on the U.S. Supreme Court.

 

“Most Catholics, particularly women with whom I talk are highly displeased with this concentration of power and the likely rightward course of women’s rights under the new alignment…    

 

Those who occupy chairs in the citadels of religiosity are naturally covetous of the ‘true faith’ they embrace-not because it represents the truth but because it represents temporal power of the most useful kind.

 

“That, for instance, the world’s richest institution, the combined resources and property of the Catholic Church, exposes the obvious basis for its biases on contraception, abortion and male-only priests as a means of flock control-particularly over women but also in a much broader sense over the American body politic…

 

Note This: American Bishops Have Superbly Detailed Strategic Blueprint For Infiltrating and Manipulating the American Democratic Process Through a National Political Machine Controlled by the Bishops

“On November 20, 1975, the American Catholic bishops issued their Pastoral Plan for Pro-Life Activities.  This plan is a superbly detailed blueprint of the bishops’ strategy for infiltrating and manipulating the American democratic process at national, state and local levels. It called for a creation of a national political machine controlled by the bishops. In large measure, this machine has been dragging along its unwitting evangelical brethren, taken over the Republican Party.

 

“Colgate University political science professor Timothy Byrnes calls it the most ‘focused and aggressive political leadership’ ever exerted by the American Catholic hierarchy. So much for respect for the American constitutional principal of separation of church and state…

  

--Tribune-Review Publishing Co. Pittsburglive

 

Immigrant Boycott May, 2006

 

Reuters. Los Angeles. Dan Whitcomb:

 

“Pro-immigration activists say a nationwide boycott and marches planned for May 1 will flood America’s streets with millions of Latinos to demand amnesty for illegal immigrants and shake the ground under Congress as it tackles reform.

 

“However, while such a massive turnout could make for the largest protests since the civil rights era of the 1960s, not all Latinos, nor their leaders, were comfortable with such militancy-fearing a backlash in Middle America.

 

“’There will be 2 to 3 million people hitting the streets in Los Angeles alone. We’re going to close down Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Tucson, Phoenix, Fresno,’ said Jorge Rodriquez, a union official who helped organize earlier rallies credited with rattling Congress as it debates the issue.

 

“Immigration has split Congress, the Republican Party and public opinion. Conservatives want the estimated 12 million illegal immigrants to be classified as felons and a fence built along the Mexican border.

 

“Others, including President George W. Bush, want a guest worker program and a path to citizenship. Most agree reform is needed to stem the flow of poor to the world’s biggest economy.

 

“’We want full amnesty, full legalization for anyone who is here (illegally),’ Rodriquez said. ‘That is the message that is going to be played out across the country on May 1,’

 

“Organizers of the May Day marches, which have strong support from big labor and the Roman Catholic Church, vow that America’s major cities will grind to a halt and its economy will stagger as Latinos walk off their jobs and skip school. Teachers’ unions in major cities have said children should not be punished for walking out of class.

 

“A spokeswoman for the Los Angeles Unified School District said school principles had been told that they should not try to keep students in class but instead should walk with the children to help keep order.

 

“In Chicago, Catholic priests have helped organize protests, sending information to all 375 parishes in the archdiocese.

 

“CRITICS CHARGE INTIMIDATION”

 

“Chicago activists predict that the demonstrations will draw 300,000 people-compared to the 100,000 who turned out on March 10 to clog downtown streets.

 

“Minneapolis-based agribusiness giant Cargill, Inc., said it will close seven meatpacking plants so workers can participate.

 

“In New York, leaders of the May 1 Coalition said a growing number of businesses had pledged to close to allow their workers to attend a rally in Manhattan’s Union Square.

 

“However, some Latinos have expressed ambivalence about the boycott and marches, saying they could stir up anti-immigrant sentiment amid an incendiary atmosphere surrounding the issue.

 

“Cardinal Roger Mahony of the Los Angeles archdiocese, who has emerged as an outspoken champion of immigrant rights-even calling on priests to defy laws aimed at those who would help illegals-has lobbied against a walkout. ‘Personal I believe we can make May 1st a “win-win” day here in Southern California,’ Mahony said in a statement. ‘Go to work, go to school, and then join thousands of us at a major rally afterward.’

 

“Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, the son of a Mexican immigrant who has long fought for immigration rights has taken a low profile on the issue. A Villaraigosa spokeswoman said the mayor expects protesters to be ‘lawful and respectful’ and wants children to stay in school.

 

“Critics have accused pro-immigrant leaders of stirring up uninformed young Latinos by telling them that their parents were in danger of being deported and accuse them of trying to bully Congress. ‘It’s intimidation,’ Jim Gilchrist, founder of the Minutemen volunteer border patrol group, said of the May 1 events. It’s intimidation when a million people march down main streets in our major cities under the Mexican flag.’ ‘It angers the people you are trying to impress,’ he said. ‘This backfire just like the Mexican flag parades backfired.’ (Additional reporting by Aarti Sivaraman in Los Angeles, Dan Trotta in New York and Michael Conlon in Chicago)

 

CNS/Vida Nueva

 

“One Mexican bishop whose diocese is on the border near El Paso, Texas, encouraged Mexicans to boycott U.S. companies and products May 1.

“Bishop Renato Ascencio Leon of Ciudad Juarez, who heads the Mexican bishops’ migration committee, in a Good Friday homily called on Mexicans to joint the boycott of U.S. products and companies, both in the United States and in Mexico.

 

“’Mexicans who live on this side should show solidarity with the immigrants, the way Guatemalans, Nicaraguans and other Central Americans are doing,’ he said according to Mexican newspapers.

 

“Cardinal Mahony’s statement included lists of activities for various groups as alternatives to the boycott. For example, he suggested that employers set aside an hour during the day when employees can gather in small groups to discuss what they know about immigration, or provide materials employees can use to write to members of Congress about their concerns.

 

‘Schools might use a course syllabus on immigration to help students understand the issues, he said, Students and families could participate in a Day of the Worker celebration being held that day on the grounds of the La Brea Tar Pits.

 

“Our collective efforts to help enact immigration reform that is just, humane and workable demands that we channel our energies in ways that educate the people of our communities and help finance in positive ways our representatives and senators in Congress,’ Cardinal Mahony’s statement said.” –Catholic News Service/U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, 2006.

 

[CC note: As far as we know, Cardinal Mahony, who has been perhaps the most outspoken RC cleric defending the illegal immigration, is the only RC cleric advising illegals to go to work and school and then come out and protest.]  



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