So the candidates’ faith did come up tonight, when the
moderator, ABC News' Martha Raddatz, asked this:     A priest
friend tweeted me this:  I would say her question was hackneyed.
Just ask how your shared faith motivates your positions.   I
think Ryan and Biden both gave convincing, sincere answers. But
to limit the conversation about their Catholic faith to abortion
is shameful. What about poverty? Immigration? Unions? The
environment? Believe it or not, these are all “Catholic” issues
too.  Tonight’s debate was energizing and revealing. But what a
lost opportunity for both candidates to explain how their faith
shapes their leadership.  Michael J. O’Loughlin    Anne
Danielson | 11/5/2012 - 8:20am The Catholic Church opposes
abortion because it respects the Dignity of every human being,
from the moment that human individual has been created and
brought into being, equal in Dignity, while being complementary
as male or female, not being a human place or a human thing, but
a human person, and thus being a hum