Finally, Cocozelli says the ad explicitly implies …

Implicit, or explicit. Take your pick, but it can’t be both.

Frank Cocozelli, a New York City lawyer who writes for the liberal blog Daily Kos.

Anyone associated with Daily Kos isn’t sane. Why you would even pay them any attention is questionable.

While the Church’s moral positions on issues that do not concern grave or intrinsic evils (such as those relating to immigration, health care and social justice) are to be heeded

So splain at me why the Church’s very own principle of subsidiarity (social responsibility begins at the bottom not at the top)is ignored in the USCCB’s funding of ACORN, and their backfired political insistence on “Caesar run” universal health care? Why do they tell us the Official Catholic Catechism holds that immigration issues are the business of the laity and then push the opposite at the highest levels of the USCCB(an immigration” titled bishop yet? – who informs the laity about Obamacare?)
And the big question: Why has the salvation of individual souls seemingly become secondary to “social justice” issues -often those very things so desired by the Godless political left?

1) Those who’s theology shapes their political views.
2) Those who’s political views shape their theology

Cocozelli and three of my siblings are number 2. I’ve been in my brother’s church. Nobody had their own Bible. They all got up and got a Bible off of a shelf of them, read the two cherry-picked and out of context verses, put the Bibles back and then listened to the preacher telling them those two verses mean all Christian churches that criticize sin are evil.

It was a sickening experience for me.