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The Catholic Church's Poor Stance on Contraception

Hello All,
   A Catholic Outpost in Cleveland is cutting ties with a Catholic school building a health clinic. The sole reason for the split is clear, the clinic must offer contraception, something the church rather moronically denounces because it is against Catholic teachings. The Church's stance is deplorable, as 69% of adults with AIDS live in Africa, and the church is against contraception use to prevent more from being infected. All I can say is that this is another reason that the church should cease existing.

Yours in Reality,
   D
   Moderate Liberal
   Independent
   Agnostic antitheist atheist
   LGBT+ ally
   Runner

Quote of the Post:
It seems my granddaughter, Annie, had given an interview in one of the
teen magazines.
And somewhere between movie stars and make-up tips, she talked about her
feelings on
a woman's right to choose. Now Annie, all of 12, has always been precocious,
but she's
got a good head on her shoulders and I like it when she uses it, so I couldn't
understand it when her mother called me in tears yesterday. I said, "Elizabeth,
what's wrong?" She said, "It's Annie." Now I love my family and I've read
my bible
from cover to cover so I want you to tell me, from what part of the Holy
Scripture
do you suppose the Lambs of God drew their Divine inspiration when they sent
my 12
year-old granddaughter a Raggedy Ann doll with a knife stuck through its
throat?
[pause] You'll denounce these people, Al. You'll do it publicly. And until
you do,
you can all get your fat asses out of my White House. [Everyone is frozen.]
C.J., show these people out.

MARY MARSH
I believe we can find the door.

BARTLET
Find it now.

The group leaves the room quickly and quietly.

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