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Irish politician accuses Cardinal Brady of misrepresenting abortion legislation issue

Labour representative says Catholic leader ‘misrepresented’ the legality of the issue

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I can’t but disagree with Leitrim, bobby and bunker on this… The Catholic Church and all Christian Churches have a clear instruction from Jesus Christ to teach and speak on matters of faith and morals (there are examples of bad leadership within Govt as well as within the Church, let’s not forget). Here’s where the directive to speak out on abortion comes from: – (More… I’m posting this next, to stand on its own)
Obviously, a number of snakes have returned or maybe lived under a rock until the weather warmed up.
From several of the comments, it is obvious that St. Patrick did not drive all of the saints out of Ireland.
As a member of a party that lied it's way into government no Labour TD is in a position to accuse anyone else of misrepresentation. This proposed law will lead to women being allowed abort their babies if they threaten homicide-suicide. It is no surprise that a cardinal should speak out against such an abomination in Catholic teaching. Of course because of other issues anything Cardinal Brady says may be counterproductive. But those are other issues.
The failure of the catholic church when it comes to child protection should disqualify them from making any comment on issues involving children.
Brady should keep his nose out of it. The catholic church is finished in Ireland.
Seems a woman's decision will not be permitted by this man in black. Not that he has much knowledge about women in general other than they are to be subservient to those who wear the robe.
Mr. McNamara is hiding behind legal fiat and not facing the truth that the unborn child is an unborn child. Shame! Because he does not have the eyes to see this, then does it follow that children must die? Irish Central is as guilty as Mr. McNamara on this. Because you are blind guides on this, then does it follow that you will encourage legislators to proceed with the death sentence for the unborn? Shame!
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