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Kansas bishops are demanding a quid pro quo for supporting health care. Add your name today: The bishops must not hold Medicaid expansion hostage!
Dear Alan,
Pope Francis says that health care is a human right, not a privilege. He's even called the Catholic Church a "field hospital" for the marginalized.
Sadly, four Catholic bishops in Kansas have completely missed the pope's point. The bishops are refusing to support Medicaid expansion for thousands of low-income Kansans unless the state will amend its constitution to restrict abortion.
Whenever Jesus healed the sick, he never demanded a political quid-pro-quo first. No matter what one believes about abortion, it is simply not Christian to use access to affordable health care as a political bargaining chip.
These bishops could listen to the Pope -- and model Christ's example -- by helping expand live-saving Medicaid to 130,000 Kansans. Instead, they've chosen to throw their lot in with the state's right-wing politicians, which is why they need to hear from thousands of Catholics and other Christians across the country today.
Sadly, four Catholic bishops in Kansas have completely missed the pope's point. The bishops are refusing to support Medicaid expansion for thousands of low-income Kansans unless the state will amend its constitution to restrict abortion.
Whenever Jesus healed the sick, he never demanded a political quid-pro-quo first. No matter what one believes about abortion, it is simply not Christian to use access to affordable health care as a political bargaining chip.
These bishops could listen to the Pope -- and model Christ's example -- by helping expand live-saving Medicaid to 130,000 Kansans. Instead, they've chosen to throw their lot in with the state's right-wing politicians, which is why they need to hear from thousands of Catholics and other Christians across the country today.
Thanks for everything you do to love your neighbor!
In peace,
- Jason, Rev. Nathan, and the Faithful America team
- Jason, Rev. Nathan, and the Faithful America team
P.S. Faithful America depends on the support of members like you to continue mobilizing Christians to challenge the religious right and its dangerous alliance with Donald Trump. Can you chip in to support this urgent work?
Faithful America is the largest online community of Christians putting faith into action for social justice. We can be reached through traditional mail at Faithful America, 206 Elm Street, Box # 202898, New Haven, CT 06520-2898. If you are receiving this message, it is likely because your email address was used either to sign one of our petitions or join via our homepage, faithfulamerica.org. We only want to contact people interested in receiving our emails, so while we hope you'll stick around and take action, you can unsubscribe from this mailing list at any time.
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