A 2016 Pope Francis Voting Guide

[Fish and Bread]

I don't have a web link to this, so I attached the PDF file of the document itself for everyone who is interested in it to view.

[EDIT: Fantine found this web link for it, if you prefer to read it that way:
http://www.cmsm.org/documents/2016_Revolution_of_Tenderness.pdf
http://www.cmsm.org/documents/2016_Revolution_of_Tenderness.pdf]

The following organizations sponsored this, according to the document:

This voter guide was put together for your prayerful reflection by a coalition of national Catholic organizations, listed below.

Catholics in Alliance for the Common Good
Columban Center for Advocacy and Outreach
Conference of Major Superiors of Men
Faith in Public Life: Catholic Program
Franciscan Action Network
Leadership Conference of Women Religious
National Advocacy Center of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Pax Christi USA
Pax Christi International
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas’ Extended Justice Team

Seems at first glance to be a refreshing alternative to those horrific Catholic Answers voting guides.

I haven't had a chance yet to really delve deeply into it, though.

 

[Rhamiel]

Did Pope Francis write this?

 

[Fish and Bread]

Did Pope Francis write this?

No, it was put together by the list of organizations quoted in the first post. It does include some quotes from things Pope Francis wrote, though, which they analyze and put into the context of voting. It's just their opinion, of course.

 

[Fantine]

Your link didn't work at all, but it sounded so interesting I searched around for it online:

http://www.cmsm.org/documents/2016_Revolution_of_Tenderness.pdf

How wonderful! Now maybe I can park in the Church parking lot next to the Audi with the "Abolish the IRS" bumper stickers and not have its owners look at me as if I'm not the real Catholic. Sheesh!

 

[Fish and Bread]

Your link didn't work at all, but it sounded so interesting I searched around for it online:

http://www.cmsm.org/documents/2016_Revolution_of_Tenderness.pdf

Thanks! I added your link to the original post (Giving you credit for finding it, of course), so that new people reading the thread will be able to find it more easily.