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Fight doesn't stop with overturning Roe v. Wade
To the editor:
With the overturn of Roe v. Wade seemingly imminent, this is a great time for Christians to rejoice but remain steadfast in prayer so that the justices on the Supreme Court will not bend to the whims of the pro-abortionists, who, as expected, are already out violently protesting.
When this does go through, we must remember that the battle simply shifts to the states. Every time leftists score a victory, it is never enough. They always say, "There is more work to be done."
We as Christians and conservatives need to step up and acquire the same attitude. This isn't the end of the abortion culture war: there is more work to be done. The culture war continues, and this is a huge win for life and family values. Let us continue onward. Maybe Obergefell v. Hodges is next?
I must also comment on our so-called "devout Catholic" President. As a Catholic myself, it is highly embarrassing to have President Biden still advocate for the slaughtering of countless babies by abortion. The Church is strongly anti-abortion and pro-life. Don't let Biden confuse you, Catholics cannot believe abortion is right or is a right. Even if you "personally" oppose it, by voicing support for it and passing laws favoring it, you commit the sin of scandal and are complicit in the murder which is abortion, the new holocaust.
This goes for all "pro-choice" politicians, laymen and clergy who claim to be Catholic. You're not.
Lastly, I love to see the right people upset about this. Yes, you can hear the demons shrieking, Moloch is losing and abortionists will continue to lose. Christ is triumphing, life restoring!
Lee Cross
Port Royal