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LastLiberal in PalmSprings

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37. That's okay. That just leaves more vaccine for me.

Mon Mar 1, 2021, 10:06 PM

Mar 2021

And more for all the non-Catholics. Of course, we also have the anti-vaxxers, who follow the "science" they find on the internet. More vaccine for me.

Obviously, I only need one treatment. What I'm thinking of are all the millions of people who don't believe life begins at conception, or that vaccines are an attempt by the U.S. government to turn us into brainwashed zombies. If there is more vaccine available because they don't want it then there are millions of other people in other countries who would be grateful for the serum. Me, I think we're all one worldwide family, so if more members of my family can be vaccinated, I'm happy. I feel sorry, not for these people but for their children, who don't have a choice in the matter.

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New Orleans Archdiocese Asks Catholics to Avoid Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine [View all] El Supremo Mar 2021 OP

good god nt DURHAM D Mar 2021 #1

Why do these men obsess so much about something that affects women. It's an obsession! SharonAnn Mar 2021 #63

Uggh. I thought the Pope had given special dispensation against this kind of reaction... hlthe2b Mar 2021 #2

The pope hasn't signed on to this wryter2000 Mar 2021 #4

Here it is: "Vatican OKs Receiving COVID-19 Vaccines, Even If Research Involved Fetal Tissue" hlthe2b Mar 2021 #9

If I was Catholic, I would find the Pope's position far more persuasive than the local archbishop. TomSlick Mar 2021 #25

He did. catrose Mar 2021 #6

Leave those churches wryter2000 Mar 2021 #3

Oh, I did. And so did most of my siblings and cousins. SharonAnn Mar 2021 #64

Still another move...... MyOwnPeace Mar 2021 #5

There not saying no vaccines. Just 1 out of 3. jimfields33 Mar 2021 #15

Maybe right now... Mawspam2 Mar 2021 #22

Agree with you as long as you mean notinkansas Mar 2021 #59

I was speaking generally - MyOwnPeace Mar 2021 #29

More 13th century thinking from the Church Ritabert Mar 2021 #7

Recovering from Catholicism is a lifetime challenge. BarbD Mar 2021 #24

I read the Bible when I was 13-14 years old and have been an atheist ever since. n/t spike jones Mar 2021 #45

maybe the guy should ask catholics to avoid priests nt msongs Mar 2021 #8

This is why I do not like any church, they kind of have there priorities in a state of confusion turbinetree Mar 2021 #10

Just. Go. Away. Mr. Evil Mar 2021 #11

agree larwdem Mar 2021 #47

To do some paraphrasing: I hate the smell of religious freedumb in the morning! And abqtommy Mar 2021 #12

Mmm-mumph, CAN"T GET ME enough of that sin-tainted, life-saving J+J vaccine! mpcamb Mar 2021 #31

The Catholic Church has so much to answer for. Irish_Dem Mar 2021 #13

How medieval. LakeArenal Mar 2021 #14

Ahhhh. Mother Church continuing its rich and illustrious history. BobTheSubgenius Mar 2021 #16

Not the entire Mother Church Justice Mar 2021 #18

So if Catholics avoid J&J vaccine abortions will decrease? Where is UGADawg Mar 2021 #17

Would you rather be morally-comprised alive, or unmorally-compromised DEAD? bucolic_frolic Mar 2021 #19

Give me a break. catbyte Mar 2021 #20

I am sorry I can't help myself bronxiteforever Mar 2021 #21

Our chief weapons are..... mdbl Mar 2021 #28

:) bronxiteforever Mar 2021 #32

Good thing is that most Catholics don't give a damn what the Archdiocese has to say Escurumbele Mar 2021 #23

Um, I believe the need/use of "abortion-derived cell lines" for anything ended a long time ago. PSPS Mar 2021 #26

somebody find me the bible verse that talks about stem cell lines mdbl Mar 2021 #27

The Pope disagrees Danmel Mar 2021 #30

So the Pope is the final arbitrator? El Supremo Mar 2021 #33

Just saying that despite the position of the New Orleans diocese Danmel Mar 2021 #39

In my opinion, SCIENCE is the final arbiter. Not some mouldy book of fairytales flibbitygiblets Mar 2021 #41

The Pope is the head of the Magisterium DenaliDemocrat Mar 2021 #50

Sooo..."partial use" (as in testing) is OK, but "extensive use" is very, very bad? LudwigPastorius Mar 2021 #34

I guess it's better to die of the virus in the Archdiocese's view. marmar Mar 2021 #35

Religion continues to be harmful. nt Gore1FL Mar 2021 #36

That's okay. That just leaves more vaccine for me. LastLiberal in PalmSprings Mar 2021 #37

Wonder what the Vatican's stock positions are regarding these companies? Ligyron Mar 2021 #38

The Pope is encouraging vaccination Danmel Mar 2021 #40

Natural selection at work. roamer65 Mar 2021 #42

Just rub your head clockwise with a Bible and slap your kids Grokenstein Mar 2021 #43

Oh, for chrissakes. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2021 #44

It is pure joy to watch parishes close Dawson Leery Mar 2021 #46

One Archdiocese, pure click bait,,, Pas-de-Calais Mar 2021 #48

Catholics have been fighting wars for 1000 years RANDYWILDMAN Mar 2021 #49

Suppose J&J used fetal tissue from miscarriages, instead. Goodheart Mar 2021 #51

Can't. Aussie105 Mar 2021 #56

Weeeelll...the Archdiocese of New Orleans is concerned about abortions lonely bird Mar 2021 #52

If one believes God gave us free will, why can't we use it ? rickford66 Mar 2021 #53

Sweet! More for the rest of us IronLionZion Mar 2021 #54

If it's a choice between Aussie105 Mar 2021 #55

National Review is a right wing source. SouthBayDem Mar 2021 #57

Someone tell the Pope this douchebag is trying to kill people. ZonkerHarris Mar 2021 #58

Spreading Covid-19 through church gatherings & no masks... Sane1 Mar 2021 #60

What!!!! seta1950 Mar 2021 #61

You know, I cannot help but point out this is the same group whose priests are accused PatrickforB Mar 2021 #62

Then send me a dose. RandySF Mar 2021 #65

TAX THE CHURCHES! eom LittleGirl Mar 2021 #66

I've turned off these idiots so long ago. Hulk Mar 2021 #67

Not only that, but that stem cell line is used in testing Warpy Mar 2021 #68

After a review by forum hosts....LOCKING Omaha Steve Mar 2021 #69