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Take contraception and abortion for example. 

If our FIRST obligation arising from OUR declaration of religious freedom is to respect the conscience of others, then we must be sensitive to the conviction of others that contraception and abortion are not immoral. 

We have no right to attempt to impose our moral conviction that abortion is immoral (most Catholics agree) or contraception is immoral (apparently most Catholic bishops agree) on others. 

To fight to make abortion illegal is clearly a rejection of the religious/conscious freedom of fellow citizens. To insist that Catholic entities be exempt from covering contraction, is to scream "We demand our religious freedom, and damn the freedom of others--non-Catholics working for the church, and the majority of Catholics who disagree with the magisterium."

Talk about self-serving moral blindness. Wasn't Jesus opposed to that sort of thing?