Fr. Tom Euteneuer: Brownback - Turncoat



I am not a politician, I am a priest. So I would like to give my priestly perspective about the recent endorsement of Senator Sam Brownback for the candidacy of Kathleen Sebelius for Secretary of Health and Human Services: Senator Brownback's cowardly betrayal of his Catholic faith is even more damaging than his political permission for this renegade to take office.

The situation is atrocious. An extremist abortion hack (called the most pro-abortion governor in the nation by many), who falsely calls herself "Catholic," is given the opportunity to preside over the nation's healthcare system and normalize abortion even further; this radical is then endorsed by a US senator who also calls himself "Catholic" and who, many believe, wants her job back home when she becomes the abortion queen in DC.

With pro-lifers like Senator Sam Brownback, who needs pro-aborts? Read the entire article.

More Information:

Brownback backs Sebelius for HHS

Pro-Life Outrage over Sebelius Pick Mounts as Brownback Reaffirms Support

The Curious Case of Kathleen Sebelius

Sebelius and Kmiec Catholicism


Related Posts on Catholic Fire:

Archbishop Naumann's Response to Sebelius Nomination

She won't be in Kansas anymore

OBAMA CHRONICLES VI: REBELLIOUS SEBELIUS

New Catholic Website protests Sebelius' Cabinet Nomination

It's Official: Sebelius to take post in Obama Cabinet

Video Shows Why Sebelius Is “Not Fit To Serve”

Get Ready...Here she comes!

Kathleen Sebelius as Health and Human Services Secretary?
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  1. true God true Man8/9/10, 8:56 AM

    It is atrocious Father............God bless you for all you do in 'Fighting the Godd Fight' I pray for you and all Priests....... Can you tell me who to talk to in my area that will help me sort through all the candidates before November......

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