Cardinal McCarrick led a panel that decided no more using Eucharist as a political pawn. By the way, what happened to Sebelius, who was denied Communion, amounted to sedition because she vetoed a law that was unconstitutional on its face, which is her obligation as defined by her oath of office. For someone appointed by a foreign power at the recommendation of its ambassador to use their sacred offices to interfere with the constitutional operations of our goverment borders on sedition. It only is not because the Sedition Act expired. Of course, promoting abortion is excommunicated. Allowing it is not promoting it. You can allow driving without giving people free gas or cars. You are not talking about really doing something about abortion anyway. You are out to promote the Republican Party or are their fool. Either way, resisting Trump or the GOP (which is not God's Own Party is not a sin, nor is holding the contetion that Roe is settled law. Congress can alter personhood, not SCOTUS.