Archbishop Lori: Catholics should not vote for candidates who support intrinsic evils

[Nonetheless, a la Cardinal Dolan, it's OK to invite them to charitable fundraising dinners]

Archbishop Lori: Catholics should not vote for candidates who support intrinsic evils

CWN – August 10, 2012

Archbishop William Lori of Baltimore has told Kathryn Jean Lopez of National Review Online that Catholics should not vote for candidates who support intrinsic evils.

“This is a big moment for Catholic voters to step back from their party affiliation,” said Archbishop Lori. “The question to ask is this: Are any of the candidates of either party, or independents, standing for something that is intrinsically evil, evil no matter what the circumstances? If that’s the case, a Catholic, regardless of his party affiliation, shouldn’t be voting for such a person.”

Additional sources for this story: •Baltimore Archbishop: Catholic Voters Can’t Vote for a Candidate Who Stands for an Intrinsic Evil (National Review Online) www.nationalreview.com/blogs/print/313468

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2 Comments to “Archbishop Lori: Catholics should not vote for candidates who support intrinsic evils”

  1. Tom says:

    [His Grace agrees with His Eminence: it's OK to invite them to charitable fundraising dinners]

    Archbishop Lori: Obama Invite to Catholic Dinner Is Not Show of Support

    by CATHOLIC NEWS AGENCY
    08/10/2012

    Baltimore Archbishop William Lori says an invitation to President Obama to speak at a New York fundraiser alongside Mitt Romney should not be misunderstood as a show of support for the president.

    Obama’s expected presence and remarks at the upcoming Alfred E. Smith Foundation dinner “do not constitute an endorsement,” the U.S. bishops’ religious liberty chairman and Baltimore archbishop told Kathryn Jean Lopez of National Review Online in an interview published Aug. 9.

    Read more [of the same]: www.ncregister.com/daily-news/archbishop-lori-obama-invite-to-catholic-dinner-is-not-show-of-support/#ixzz23EOp2Q8a

  2. oremusmanhattan says:

    Then I suppose I cannot vote for any candidate who favors the separation of church and state. That will whittle down the list real quick. But I can always write in folks like John Vennari and Michael Matt.

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