Pelosi has been excommunicated from the Archdiocese of San Francisco. Theoretically she could receive communion in another Diocese or Archdiocese.
While I am no fan of the Catholic Church by a long shot, I have no problem at all with this. The Catholic Church has taken its moral position in regards to abortion and is at liberty to enforce that position.
Pelosi is at liberty to join a more liberal Christian denomination.
Being pro-life isnât Canon Law, point blank period. No Catholic is required to be pro-life, let alone on the threat of excommunication. It is at best strongly suggested. Itâs a â â â â â â political stunt.
I would note that this is also merely an inconvenience to Pelosi, unless she regularly takes communion every week.
When I was growing up in the Methodist Church, communion was done only a few times a year. She is out of district at least half the year, so will have easy access to communion in Washington, D.C.
I guess it means âweâre not letting you communicate (spiritually) with Christ anymoreâ which in fairness is the sickest burn possible if youâre into that sort of thing.
As oddball as Catholic procedure can be, it ainât got nothing on the hardcore Pentecostals.
At least thereâs order in the Catholic church. I dated a Pentecostal girl once. Went to church with her one time.
Having went to fairly standard Methodist church growing up the sight of people rolling around on the floor and doing full sprints around the pews (including the old people) threw me for a loop.
Nah Deep South. They werenât fooling with the snakes.
Had they been holding up rattlesnakes at the pulpit my black ass would have turned around and ran out faster than anyone has ever seen a black guy run before.
I mean the girl I was dating was pretty damn cute⌠but she wasnât worth something like that.