@9JY527Y4mos ago

Yes, because they are people to, and they should be allowed to have their own religion

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@9JZJZJFfrom Guam disagreed…4mos4MO

The people of the Catholic Church involved are their own individuals, they may vote or speak against or for laws about marriage and education, but the Catholic Church shouldn't be influencing any laws because the U.S. is not inherently a Catholic country.

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