The United States Conference of
Catholic Bishops wrote on Monday to “welcome this important move by the administration to
adopt long-awaited standards to mitigate climate change and safeguard public
health.”
The bishops went further, encouraging
lawmakers to “oppose legislation and appropriations riders designed to reverse
efforts to implement a national standard to reduce carbon pollution from
existing power plants.”
Archbishop Cupich and other spiritual
shepherds should be wary of how this administration is conscripting religious
institutions. Here’s a small but illustrative example: The EPA recently awarded
an $84,000 grant to the University of Michigan to study how 17 faith
institutions have organized “sustainability programs,” with the goal of
developing workshops for pastors and faith leaders. “The results will provide
insights into the role of religion and faith communities in motivating
environmental behavior,” the grant said. The real purpose is to figure out how
to better use religious leaders as political pawns.
Pope Francis should avoid making any
imprudent statements during his visit to the U.S. in September, lest he get
further entangled in the president’s agenda.
This plan will do little if anything
to accomplish Pope Francis’ aims of addressing global climate change or
encouraging humans to be better stewards of the earth.
My comments:
Nicholas Hahn seems to have bought into the global
warming hoax. He also seems to be naïve as
to how Pope Francis and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops are partnering
with Barack Obama in his endeavor to make Baal the god of this country.
I can see how people find it hard to believe how the
pope can get a majority of the catholic bishops to partner in this satanic
endeavor. But you have to understand how
people have been duped into believing that big government should be the god of
their lives and take care of all their needs.
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