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Should politicians who stand for issues, which go against Catholic doctrine, be refused Holy Communion?

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Should politicians who stand for issues, which go against Catholic doctrine, be refused Holy Communion?

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Prime Minister Paul Martin may have to pay a spiritual price for leading the charge to legalize same-sex marriage in Canada. Deciding whether politicians who support laws that contravene church teachings should still be allowed to take communion is one of the subjects up for discussion when Roman Catholic bishops gather for the synod at the Vatican. Is the Catholic Church doing the right thing? September 24, 2005 SPECIAL GUEST • Peter Mosier – Having grown up in a Jehovah’s Witness family, Peter came to the realization that what he was being raised to believe, wasn’t standing up to scrutiny. Subsequently, he put together a fantastic website, simply showing primary resource material (stuff JW’s say about themselves and their beliefs) then simply highlighted various points of interest… things to make you say “Hmmm!” The WatchTower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania have initiated legal proceedings against Peter, seeking a reported $100,000 in damages and a court order to silence t