text: The flier was included in the Sunday bulletin. The pastor subsequently made the improbable, if not implausible, claim that he had no idea how the flier got into the bulletin. He did not explain why he did not remove it when he became aware that it was there.
  
  I have no personal knowledge of any other priest or bishop who has explicitly threatened hell for Catholics who vote(d) for Clinton or for Democrats. However, short of that, several bishops and many priests actively supported Trump, even if they didn't mention his name (or Clinton's). The Archbishop of Denver published an endorsement of Trump in his diocesan paper; several other bishops made that endorsement their own by printing it in their papers. Archbishop Aquila did not use Trump's name, but it is beyond disingenuous to claim not to know his meaning. 
  
  I've been a daily communicant most of my life. I stopped going to Mass after the Thursday before the election, unwilling to sit through any more campaign speeches for Trump.