To make barbecue, then!!!

if they only serve to delineate the policy positions of the various candidates, for the purposes of voter education, but they can be violative of tax exempt status if they are so blatantly biased as to constitute a de facto endorsement, or a clear message NOT to vote for one candidate over another, as appears to be the case here. The other issue is whether the organization distributing them IS a tax-exempt organization, or gets money from one.

But if it did, it would impact the 501(c)(3) status of the publisher which, in this case, is not the Catholic Church but an organization called Catholic Answers. In 2008, the IRS ruling was that it did not violate its tax exmpt status.

It has since created a separate entity called Catholic Answers Action, which has 501(c)(4) status.

You mean to tell me birth control is a "non-negotiable" no-no, but torture, racism, and steal the livelihoods out from under the least among us is "negotiable"? This so-called "Rosary Films" outfit ought to rename themselves the religious arm of the Republican National Committee.


The more the PTB try to use their authority to intimidate voter to pull the lever for rethugs, the more likely voters are to vote Democratic--and for Obama--just to piss off the bishops! Aren't they themselves afraid of God? Don't they realize they're engaging in religious blackmail?

Vote democratic you may go to hell
Vote republican you WILL be in hell

Catholicism is still back using the strategies of the 1450s in the 2010's.

Making people feel guilty about sex or whatever might have worked back then, when most people didn't even read.

In an age of cell phones and texting, something not even imagined 20 years ago, Catholic doctrine, dogma, and tactics are a big FAIL in America, and the priests will be the last to figure that out.