Bishop Barron on why communists oppose religion
The article discusses concerns about the rise of democratic socialism and communist ideas in the United States, emphasizing the perceived threat to religious and constitutional principles. The author, Bishop Barron, argues that communism seeks to eliminate religion because it challenges totalitarian control, citing historical examples like Poland’s resistance. He warns that the decline of religious influence endangers freedom and calls on believers to actively oppose this political shift.
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