Catholic bishops are reprimanded for ‘confusion’ with the Exposition State by the leading group

Specialties: After issuing a statement opposing mass deportations, America’s leading party lashed out at some of its colleagues for sowing “confusion” about the legal status of the Church and needing more anger. ”

On Wednesday, the US Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) released a “special message of brotherhood” in which the bishops said they felt they were “obliged now in this area to raise our wings of human dignity.”

In the cauldron, the bishops said, “we oppose them,” we pray for them to end violence and violence, whether it is directed at immigrants or the abolition of the law. “

“We are disturbed when we see among our people a climate of fear and anxiety regarding the questions of coercion and the provision of diseases. We are concerned about the conditions in the detention centers and not receiving the care of the clergy.”

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They also lament that “some immigrants in the United States have lost their legal status,” and noted, “we are saddened when we meet their parents on our way to school and when we try to praise family members who have already been separated from their loved ones.”

The next day, the Conservative Advocate Group GroupNote released a report called, “The Fullness of Other Crates,” Despite the conscience of the American faithful, “In spite of that,” with detention and physical restraints, imprisonment and deportation – without violating the doctrine of the church. “

While the statement of the US protestors released the verse of scripture “whatever you did for one of the least of our brothers, you did it for good,” the message of this passage is for all people – including those who have left the poor, the runaway, the unemployed and the victims of crime. “

The report notes that while “weak restrictions and positive law enforcement are often presented as ‘just’ policies and policies that are ‘powerful’ to Americans and foreigners by some nations and other nations.”

It also makes a case for deportation even in cases that lead to family separation, saying, “In this case, there is no significant difference between the sentence for other crimes and the deportation of illegal immigrants.”

“If the legal enforcement of the law interferes with family life, the responsibility lies with those family members who break the law,” the report said.

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The report laments that “Catholics who strongly encourage but with a simple gut behavior are sometimes accused of disobeying their bishops or the pope, even violating the teaching of the church.” It also says that “statements from weekly leaders in America and other countries have also added to the confusion, especially when they find the balance of the President’s immigration policy and, for example,

Apart from this, the report sent that “speaks well, there is no such thing as -instead The ‘Catholic position’ on the practical details of immigration policy. “Instead, they are independent of the individual Catholic situations in which they are in the extermination of other countries” in the matter of legal legal judgment, “which is a place of environmental responsibility.”

CatholicMonote President Kelsey Reinhardt told fox digital news that the group “wants to encourage a full discussion on blasphemy and provide moral support for Catholics and Christians who recognize the need to protect the border and the importance of the law.”

Reinhardt said that “pastoral compliance on the part of bishops and faithful Christians, however, does not change the vocabulary of the church.”

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“The responsibility to control the borders for the sake of normality is not a caveat with a legal doctrine – not a private or total collapse. This is Prosperity, and millions of migrants are dragged into the shadows – a world without legal returns or clear prospects.”

“The bottom line, put it unequivocally, is this: The nation cannot respect the dignity of immigrants if we effectively abandon the law that will protect immigrants who are not protected against them,” he said.

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CatholicMote made headlines in 2024 by releasing its first political endorsement for President Donald Trump. The group’s founder, Brian Burch, currently serves as the Trump Administration’s ambassador to the Vatican.

FOX News Digital reached out to the USCCB for comment but did not immediately receive a response.