He gives us some very good things to consider when voting. It's something I really struggle with personally. Sometimes I'm tempted to just not vote.
I dunno, Mr. Fox ... I think the commenter Jon made a very very brilliant point at the start of this comment.
How DO we know that you really are "Fr."? I mean, I've met you in person and all, but anyone can rent a Roman collar and put on a black shirt. And all these photos you post as part of your ruse ... I've seen enough movies to know what can be done with special effects. And I did supposedly see you on that TV documentary on MSM West, including film of your ordination, but maybe that was only a guy who looked like you. After all ... that man was never identified or spoke in the special.
I think this brilliant thinker Jon is on to something.
"political action isn’t going to save the world. We have to remember that." Now that's hitting the nail on the head.
Heaven sent blessings to you today.
I'm a pro-life Republican working to keep the party pro-life. I support everything you've said here. You're right that political action alone won't save us. Though I believe more pro-life Catholics need to actually get involved in the process to ensure better nominees. This means being active in the party. But I do believe in Divine Providence. I believe if we are acting on obedience to our Lord, whether that means no compromise or "lessening evil, by voting for the lesser of two evils" according to our own informed conscience, God will take care of the rest. Perhaps the outcome won't be the "lesser of two evils", but instead the greater evil, in order for us to turn to Him in prayer and obedience.