Democrat heathen John Kerry receives a Jesus cracker

A group of Roman Catholic Canon Law experts and theologians plans to sue several more pro-choice Catholic politicians for heresy.

De Fide, which is Latin for “of the faith,” said it will hold a press conference on Monday to update the ecclesiastical lawsuit it filed last June against Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.).

The group also said it will detail “new denunciations for Heresy, Sacrilege, and Scandal” to be filed against Senators Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), Susan Collins (R-Maine), and former New York Governor Mario Cuomo, a Democrat.

Documents pertaining to the heresy cases will be released at Monday’s press conference in Washington, and canonical forms “inviting Christians and non-Christians alike to join in the class-action ecclesiastical lawsuit against all of the above-named parties” will be available, De Fide said.

Marc Balestrieri, a canon lawyer and director of the Los Angeles-based De Fide, said the heresy complaints stem from the Catholic politicians’ support for the civil right to choose abortion.

“Under Roman Catholic Church law, support of abortion rights constitutes the “Right-to-Murder” Heresy condemned by Pope John Paul II in the Encyclical Evangelium Vitae of 1995,” Balestrieri said in a press release. “Automatic excommunication is the penalty incurred for this offense,” he added.

Balestrieri says an “expert theologian” contacted by the Vatican has confirmed the doctrinal merits of the heresy cases.