Cuomo warns against using religion for politics at Notre Dame
New York Governor Mario Cuomo told Notre Dame audiences that using religion to push political agendas frightens most Americans. He urged Catholic leaders to model living the laws of God, not legislate others’ conduct. He cited conflicts with Archbishop O’Conor and noted division among Catholics on abortion. Cuomo urged civil laws to reflect moral life, while condemning manipulative religious invocation in politics. He delivered a conservative Catholic stance, drawing praise and questions from anti abortion demonstrators and students.
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