Apparently it is not considered a religious freedom to wish to have a president who is not a habitual liar and who insults the dignity of women, the disabled and other minorities.   
   As for the contraception issue, most married (presumably) Catholics  use artificial contraception, so whose religious liberties are at stake here?
   Not all Christian ministers are taken in by Trump's rhetoric. The issue is whether the religious 
liberties of clergy are to be given the right to dominate the public square to the exclusion of others who may have a better claim to moral integrity.
   It is helpful to have access to secular media such as NPR, where one will find another take on what Protestant clergy have had to say about Trump's view of religious liberty and the relationship between Church and State. It was the New York Times that informed me that Steve Bannon is a right-wing Catholic, not the NCR. 
   Were it not for Pope Francis I would say Church is going to hell in a hand basket.