In the United States, Catholic bishops are working on a rule that would prevent celebrities such as US President Joe Biden from receiving Holy Communion. The reason is old logic.
US bishops want a clear decision whether leading abortion advocates benefit from it unity can be excluded. US media report. A preliminary report on the question of the Eucharist in the Church was approved at the American Episcopal Conference on Friday with 168 votes to 55. The document, which is intended to serve as a recommendation to American priests, is to be refined over the summer months and adopted in November. to be dated after Vatican be approved.
The project is also aimed against the US President Joe Biden. Boss was denied a banquet at a church service in 2019 in reference to his political views on abortion in the White House. At that time he dismissed it as a private matter. Biden is the first Catholic president in nearly 60 years.
When asked about the bill at a press conference Friday night, Biden replied, “It’s a private matter and I don’t think it will happen.” Biden has said in the past that he can personally deny abortions for religious reasons, but it is not mandatory for all people. Biden is a devout Catholic, the 78-year-old attending mass practically every Sunday. Also, he supports the US Supreme Court’s decision in 1973 to give women the right to an in-principle abortion.
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