- "I have done my best to champion the rights of the poor and open doors of economic opportunity. I have worked to welcome the immigrant, to fight discrimination, and expand access to health care and education. I have opposed the death penalty, and fought to end war. Those are the issues that have motivated me and been the focus of my work as a United States Senator. . . I have always tried to be a faithful Catholic Your Holiness. And though I have fallen short through human failings, I have never failed to believe and respect the fundamental teachings of my faith. I continue to pray for God's blessings on you and on our Church, and would be most thankful for your prayers for me." CNN
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Kennedy's letter to the Pope
He should have been asking God for mercy, but wrote the Pope looking for his prayers.
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Isn't it more useful to list ones shortcomings (sins) than the accomplishments when trying to clear the conscience? Does he think the Pope never read a newspaper?
There was no need for Teddy to list his shortcomings, people like you will do it for him.
Really? And what specific sins have I noted? Unless, writing your own eulogy would be a sin.
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