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octubre 25th, 2008

A response to: Neither Party 100% on Life

I agree with the basic premise of the commentary. However, the official platform of the Democratic party includes a woman's right to have an abortion. This is not the case with the Republican party's official position. To me this is a fundamental and critical difference.

Julio P. Ruiz

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Looking to Rome

Thank you so much for the continuing Synod coverage. Some of us in the United States do care about what is going on in Rome and look to our Holy Father and the gatherings of our bishops for direction, strength and spiritual leadership.

Steve Likens