Bill O'Reilly here and I'm warming up from the NRIA.net Studios in New York.

Standby for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Thursday, President Biden has said to me, Pope Francis on Friday, a problematic

situation for both men.

Which should be a nice event, starring the two most prominent Catholics in the world will

be subject to very harsh analysis.

The Pope clearly considers abortion to be murder.

And the President clearly wants to make abortion easier to get.

That's a tough day taught.

And in a few weeks Joe Biden could be called out by many American bishops who have condemned

the President for facilitating what they consider a grave sin.

Francis does not want.

Mr. Biden to be denied the sacrament of the Holy Eucharist, but it could happen.

So this is one intense issue.

Many wonder why Pope Francis is giving Mr. Biden a relative pass.

I believe it's because Francis does not want to alienate even more people around the

world.

The Catholic Church remains badly damaged by the awful crimes committed by some clergy.

The last thing the Pope needs is more controversy.

But by demanding the Catholics and others of faith actually pay for abortions through

tax dollar subsidies to clinics, Joe Biden has put himself in a precarious, spiritual

place.

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