Abp. Chaput: No unity among U.S. bishops on sanctions for abortion support

Submitted on April 14, 2011
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Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Denver spoke during a symposium at Georgetown University in Washington March 1.
Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Denver spoke during a symposium at Georgetown University in Washington March 1.
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NOTRE DAME, Ind. — Archbishop Charles J. Chaput gave a frank response when asked why there is so much disunity among Catholics on the question of Catholics in political life standing clearly with the Church on major moral issues such as abortion. "The reason ... is that there is no unity among the bishops about it," said the Denver archbishop, who was asked the question after his April 8 keynote address for the University of Notre Dame Right to Life Club's spring lecture series.

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