
Overturning Nancy Pelosi’s Communion Ban: It’s Too Late for an Appeal, Expert Says
Pelosi would have needed to bring her case to Pope Francis within 30 days of San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone’s initial imposition of the ban in 2022.
Pelosi would have needed to bring her case to Pope Francis within 30 days of San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone’s initial imposition of the ban in 2022.
EDITORIAL: In a recent interview, the former speaker of the House spoke about her strained relationship with her bishop, San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone.
In her interview, Pelosi also spoke about the decline of Catholic support for the Democratic Party in the 2024 elections and her feuds with Catholic bishops over her adamant support of abortion.
During the discussion at the Jesuit Catholic university, Pelosi also called for the Church to start allowing women to become priests, saying that her mother had wanted her to be a nun, but she would have preferred to be a priest.
The ruling Chinese Communist Party is officially atheist, and religious believers of all stripes have faced persecution in China for years.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the spate of new bills is necessary to resist a ‘dark desire to punish and control America’s most intimate and personal decisions.’
Though a Catholic, Biden has repeatedly supported abortion rights despite the Church’s teaching that human life must be respected and protected from the moment of conception.
I pray the day will come when we can all experience the joy of Nancy Pelosi’s conversion, and I pray that we stand faithful and courageous in the meantime.
Because of Nancy Pelosi’s stubborn refusal to acknowledge Catholic teaching that abortion is an unspeakable evil, she has placed herself in a state of serious objective estrangement from the Church.
The U.S. speaker of the House spoke Thursday at her weekly press conference on Capitol Hill.
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