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1. David asks, “Why do the Bishops not loudly and publicly make the connection between the sins of America, especially abortion and the promotion of homosexuality, and the woes we are experiencing?
2. John asks, “Why are so many German and other bishops willing to eliminate Catholic teachings to accommodate secular society?”
3. Ann asks, “Was Pope Benedict forced from his papacy rather than what the Vatican has us believing?”

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