The Archbishop of San Francisco has informed Nancy Pelosi that her public support for abortion

constitutes a grave and mortal sin, and therefore she is not to receive holy communion

until she repents, confesses her sins, and receives absolution as the Church has taught consistently

for two thousand years. But the self-styled, devout Catholic Nancy Pelosi has rejected her

bishops instruction just as she has rejected other essential non-negotiable teachings of the Church,

to which she allegedly belongs. Pelosi's behavior has left many people confused,

which is why we are so fortunate to have noted theologian and doctor of the Church

Wuppie Goldberg to help clear up the finer points of Catholic theology.

The abortion rights battle is starting to blur the lines between Church and State, the Archbishop

of San Francisco. It's called for speaking Nancy Pelosi to be denied receiving communion because

of her pro-choice stance. He's one of the priests who also call for president Biden to be

denied sacrament. This is not your job, dude. That is not, you can't, that is not up to you to make

that decision. Okay, we have to stop right there. We will get to the rest of what she said, but

well, we have to stop there because maybe what be is confused or I don't know, that is literally

his job. That it is his job to make that decision. That is what a bishop is. That's what a bishop does.

Wuppie Goldberg might not know that because she's not Catholic. I know one is really sure what

Wuppie Goldberg believes. She has said that she feels Jewish, which would explain why she took a

Jewish stage name, but her name is not Goldberg. That's not the name she was born with. I think

it's Johnson. She's not Jewish. She doesn't practice Judaism. Nevertheless, nevertheless,

she, she, a fake Jew, is now going on to pontificate on Catholic eucharistic theology.

What is the saying? It's kind of amazing. But what is the point of communion? It's for

sinners. It's for the for sinners. It's the reward of saints, but the bread of sinners. How dare you?

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