Fr. Frank Pavone, a man for all seasons

Some time back Weekly Standard reporter John McCormack asked Grand San Fran Nan Pelooser who she could reconcile the death of a child outside the mother’s womb at 20 weeks at the hands of murdering scum like Kermit Gosnell and shredding the same child in uterine.  Or course the mental midget could not square the circle.   Instead the creep hid behind her religion stating:
“As a practicing and respectful Catholic, this is sacred ground to me when we talk about this. This shouldn’t have anything to do with politics.”

WTF (Win the future)?  To be clear abortion is sacred ground for Libs, but the Catholic Church has NEVER SANCTIONED ANY KIND OF ABORTION.  In the post under Lex talked of Men for All Seasons.  One has surfaced.  Father Frank Pavone, the national director of Priests for Life, loudly and publicly slammed the Grand Dope of the Demo-Dope House:

With this statement, you make a mockery of the Catholic faith and of the tens of millions of Americans who consider themselves ‘practicing and respectful Catholics’ and who find the killing of children -- whether inside or outside the womb—reprehensible.

You speak here of Catholic faith as if it is supposed to hide us from reality instead of lead us to face reality, as if it is supposed to confuse basic moral truths instead of clarify them, and as if it is supposed to help us escape the hard moral questions of life rather than help us confront them.

Whatever Catholic faith you claim to respect and practice, it is not the faith that the Catholic Church teaches. And I speak for countless Catholics when I say that it's time for you to stop speaking as if it were.

Abortion is not sacred ground; it is sacrilegious ground. To imagine God giving the slightest approval to an act that dismembers a child he created is offensive to both faith and reason.

He wrapped up with the line that should be delivered to about 99.99% of the Demo-Dope Catholics,
“Either exercise your duties as a public servant and a Catholic, or have the honesty to formally renounce them.”

The San Fran Dim Wit can barely speak coherently for herself.  She does not speak for the Catholic Church.