Biden on ‘path that leads to death': Catholic bishop on abortion order

Heather Hamilton

July 11, 09:07 AM July 11, 09:07 AM

Archbishop William Lori of Baltimore has joined other Catholic bishops in calling for a change in the United States’s abortion policy, saying President Joe Biden is on a “path that prospects to demise and destruction.”

Biden signed an government order Friday that directs Overall health and Human Providers Secretary Xavier Becerra to outline federal safety of abortion entry in light of the Supreme Court's recent ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade and return the battle for abortion legal rights to the states.

“It is deeply disturbing and tragic that President Biden is selecting instead to use his electric power as president of the United States to boost and aid abortion in our nation, trying to find every single probable avenue to deny unborn young children their most simple human and civil proper, the suitable to daily life,” Lori reported in a assertion.

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The archbishop urged the president “to abandon this path that qualified prospects to demise and destruction and to select lifetime.”

“As often, the Catholic Church stands all set to get the job done with this administration and all elected officials to defend the ideal to everyday living of every single human staying and to make certain that expecting and parenting mothers are totally supported in the treatment of their youngsters ahead of and after birth,” Lori continued.

Lori’s comments follow Pope Francis reiterating his opposition to abortion final 7 days, likening it to choosing a “hit male to remedy a challenge.” The pope pointed to the need for acknowledging that science exhibits a fetus is a human daily life.

Numerous bishops have also said their guidance of Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone’s barring of Home Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) from receiving Holy Communion in gentle of her stance on abortion. Archbishop Wilton Gregory of Washington, D.C., has stated that he does not have plans to implement Cordileone’s ban.