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Young adults from across the country will meet with California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger tomorrow, June 9, at 10 a.m. to discuss the ongoing problem of Catholics in public office who support the act of abortion. "This is a dedicated group of individuals who want to talk to the governor about a basic Catholic teaching: You can't be both Catholic and pro-abortion," said Joe Starrs, director of American Life League's Crusade for the Defense of Our Catholic Church.
Because of his consistent support of abortion, Gov. Schwarzenegger has been included in American Life League's Deadly Dozen campaigns, which identify pro-abortion Catholics in public office and encourage them to recant their support of abortion or cease claiming Catholicism as their faith.
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Following the 2004 Presidential election, we've expanded our discussion to cover the public policy decisions of Catholics in public service on both sides of the political divide.
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