The same old tired rethoric. He is now just repeating Pope Benedict XVI.
http://www.catholicnews.com/data/stories/cns/0503096.htm""Freedom rests on the self-evident truths about human dignity," Bush said. "Pope Benedict XVI recently warned that when we forget these truths, we risk sliding into a dictatorship of relativism where we can no longer defend our values. Catholics and non-Catholics alike can take heart in the man who sits on the chair of St. Peter, because he speaks with affection about the American model of liberty rooted in moral conviction."
He said Catholics "have made sacrifices throughout American history because they understand that freedom is a divine gift that carries with it serious responsibilities. Among the greatest of these responsibilities is protecting the most vulnerable members of our society."
Bush's comments were greeted with enthusiastic applause, especially when he referred to Pope John Paul II, whose funeral Bush attended in April; when he praised Catholic schools; and when he referred several times to a "culture of life," a phrase the late pope used often. Bush left the breakfast as soon as he finished speaking.
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In driving rain outside the Hilton, a handful of members of Pax Christi USA, the Catholic peace group, held signs protesting Bush's participation in the event because of the war in Iraq. Pope John Paul strongly opposed the invasion of Iraq and he expressed his disapproval to Bush several times, including during the president's June 2004 visit to the Vatican."