Sr. Donna Quinn, OP, is renowned in the Chicago area as an advocate for legalized abortion and other liberal issues.

In 1974 she co-founded the organization Chicago Catholic Women, which lobbied the USCCB on a feminist platform before it dissolved in 2000. She is now a coordinator of the radically liberal National Coalition of American Nuns (NCAN), which stands in opposition against the Catholic Church’s position on abortion, homosexuality, contraception, and the male priesthood.

Now granted, Quinn is about the average age of these liberal religious (or, ex-religious? see below) types (ancient), so she’ll be going on to her fiery reward soon enough. But the Church leaders in the US must start doing something about this kind of blatant heresy. The fact that Quinn is actively participating in the murder of innocents makes it of even greater urgency.

However, it seems to me that it’s a misnomer to refer to Quinn as a nun or religious, if I understand Cannon Law correctly. In fact, it seems to me that she’s been excommunicated.

According to Canon Law, Chapter VI Article 3, there are three cases in which a religious must be ipso facto dismissed from an order. The first is if one “has defected notoriously from the Catholic faith.” Sr. Quinn meets that charge on about 50 different counts, by her own words (quoted in the article above):

In a 2002 address to the Women’s Studies in Religion Program at Harvard Divinity School, Sr. Quinn described how she came to view the teachings of her Church as “immoral”: “I used to say: ‘This is my Church, and I will work to change it, because I love it,’” she said.  “Then later I said, ‘This church is immoral, and if I am to identify with it I’d better work to change it.’  More recently, I am saying, ‘All organized religions are immoral in their gender discriminations [sic].’”

Further, as defined by Canon law, there are eight instances in which a person may incur an excommunication latae sententiae. One of them is the procurement of a completed abortion. Can. 1329 proclaims, further, that one incurs an excommunication latae sententiae if by their aid the act of the person would not have committed the infraction. Therefore, has not Quinn expelled herself from the religious order and the privilege of Holy Communion? It seems to me that an ecclesiastical authority should make the declaration of such (she has already expelled herself; the authority should simply point this out).

Regardless of whether my lay interpretation of Canon law is correct, it’s disheartening to find such a despicable murderer and God-hating reprobate among the religious community. We should pray for the removal of all influence from Donna Quinn, and for her soul.

Obama, acolyte of Moloch, finally released something which is supposed to pass as a statement of outrage 48 hours after the killing. It strikes me, actually, as being somewhat of a smirking chuckle at the whole incident – sort of the way one chuckles at a child who all-too-vehemently protests an injustice by someone which an adult earlier instructed him to avoid.

Full write-up in Lifenews.com is here.

Obama’s full statement was as follows: “The shooting last week in Michigan was deplorable. Whichever side of a public debate you’re on, violence is never the right answer.” I can’t help but wonder if, in the mind of a twisted fool like Obama, the word “deplorable” takes on a positive connotation…in my younger days it was considered “cool” to refer to something you really likes as being “sick, man.” Call me shallow, but I can’t help but wonder if there’s something of that in Obama’s statement.

In any case, compare that pathetic little write-off to his statement (which he didn’t wait 2 days to release) following the murder of George Tiller, priest of Moloch: “I am shocked and outraged by the murder of Dr. George Tiller as he attended church services this morning. However profound our differences as Americans over difficult issues such as abortion, they cannot be resolved by heinous acts of violence.” That sounds like genuine outrage to me. Remember, after this statement, Obama specifically instructed United States Marshalls and other law enforcement agencies to provide special protection to all priests of Moloch as they perform their sacrifices.

It’s often very difficult to have to patiently bide one’s time when the enemy moves so freely. I suppose when one keeps their final reward in mind (and the fact that most of us will soon have the distinct pleasure of sending them to it), the patience comes easier.

UPDATE: EWTN’s site has a good story up condemning the servants of Moloch who have infiltrated the church, and their indiference to Poullion’s murder. You can find it here.

I understand the film “Blood Money” is currently looking for a distributor. If the film is as good as its trailer (below), it’s going to be quite the indictment of abortion practitioners and supporters within the United States.

By the way, while I’m on the subject, let me add a note which is fully in line with church teachings, but which is reiterated far too little. Abortion is not a complicated issue. It is not the grounds for an ethical discussion. It does not have gray areas (”high-risk” pregnancies, rapes, etc etc). There is no discussion to be had on this issue. “Catholics” who say otherwise are not Catholic at all. They also aren’t “ignorant” or “mis-informed.” They’re intruders and enemies who serve the god Moloch and his murder cult. Expel them from the Church with whips, and deny them communion as long as they do not repent of their service to the Evil One. Meet the violence and hatred they would spew upon Mother Church with the sword of righteousness.