Then we have the whole Illegal Alien Criminal situation...the Catholic Church, the Catholic Charities have played a huge part in aiding and abetting illegal aliens in living here in America, in helping SEVEN MILLION ILLEGAL ALIENS to steal our jobs. They are spending millions of dollars politically lobbying Washington DC to tie E Verify to a full AMNESTY for these criminals. Again, the Catholic Church shows itself not Christian, but tools of Satan, demon spawn doing the devils work.
Now, seems they have excommunicated a Brave Catholic Doctor who performed and abortion on a nine year old girl that had been raped. Even worse...seems that Pope Daddy himself, the CHIEF PERV in Rome agrees with the Bishops decision to excommunicate the doctor! The Brazilian girl was pregnant with twins after being raped, allegedly by her stepfather, police were quoted in media reports as saying. The abuse had gone on since the girl was 6, authorities said.
So, a stepfather RAPES A CHILD for over three years, gets her pregnant with twins, but the doctor is the one who COMMITTED A SIN in performing an abortion? It gets better...the Archbishop DID NOT EXCOMMUNICATE THE STEPFATHER!
Archbishop Don Jose Cardoso Sobrinho of Recife excommunicated the doctor, the child's mother and the medical team involved in the procedure.
However, the stepfather was not excommunicated, with Sobrinho telling Globo TV that, "A graver act than (rape) is abortion, to eliminate an innocent life."
Archbishop Don Jose Cardoso SObrinho is a sick twisted fuck for his reasoning, and the Pope agreeing with him makes the pope a sick twisted fuck. Any American Catholic that believes the church made the right decision in this case is ALSO A SICK twisted fuck. The time has come for our elected officials to put an end to a sick and twisted Tool of Satan, time to take away the tax exempt status of the Catholic Church, time to cease funding of Catholic Charities with taxpayer funds.
Excommunicated doctor hailed for abortion on child rape victim
BRASILIA, Brazil (CNN) -- A doctor excommunicated by the Catholic Church for performing an abortion on a 9-year-old rape victim received a standing ovation during a national convention on women's health, according to a local media report.
Archbishop Don Jose Cardoso Sobrinho excommunicated the doctors who performed the child's abortion.
The response came during the opening ceremony of an event hosted by Brazilian Minister of Health Jose Gomes Temporao.
The newspaper O Povo reported that Temporao called on the audience to acknowledge the "brilliant" work done by a medical team in the abortion, performed in Brazil's northeastern city of Recife.
The girl was pregnant with twins after being raped, allegedly by her stepfather, police were quoted in media reports as saying. The abuse had gone on since the girl was 6, authorities said.
The abortion was performed March 4 during the fourth month of pregnancy, according to media reports
Archbishop Don Jose Cardoso Sobrinho of Recife excommunicated the doctor, the child's mother and the medical team involved in the procedure.
However, the stepfather was not excommunicated, with Sobrinho telling Globo TV that, "A graver act than (rape) is abortion, to eliminate an innocent life."
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The child was not excommunicated, Sobrinho said, because Catholic Church law says minors are exempt from excommunication.
"The church is benevolent when it comes to minors," he told Globo TV. "As for the adults, especially those who approved it, performed this abortion, the excommunication is applicable."
"God's law is above human laws," Sobrinho said.
The case has outraged the Brazilian public and fueled a controversy reaching the highest levels of church and state in a nation whose law bans abortion except in cases of rape.
Temporao recently said doctors must put law before religion.
"The question posed is very simple. There is a Brazilian law which states that a pregnancy can be interrupted in case of rape," Temporao said.
"It is legitimate for the church to have its dogmas, but these dogmas must not be imposed on society as a whole," he added.
Earlier, a verbal spat ensued between President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and the archbishop over the church's decision.
"As a Christian and a Catholic, I find it deeply lamentable that a bishop of the Catholic Church has such a conservative attitude," Lula said on Globo TV.
"In this case, the medical profession was more right than the church," he said.
Meanwhile, a Vatican cleric told Italy's La Stampa newspaper that he supports the Brazilian archbishop's decision to excommunicate all involved in the abortion except for the child
