The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT32) MIAMI -- May 30, 2004 -- CATHOLICS-POLITICS-VOICES -- Sorina Antela, a Catholic in Miami on May 28, 2004, says she supports abortion rights but believes bishops are right to deny communion to politicians who feel the same. The Roman Catholic bishops who have recently suggested that Catholic politicians who support access to abortion are not fit to receive the sacrament of communion are few in number. But their words have stirred strong passions among Catholics far and wide, prompting discussions that raise questions about the meaning of being both an American and a Roman Catholic. (Barbara P. Fernandez/The New York Times)
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