How to Avoid Anti-Catholic Prejudice in American Politics

Do Catholics still face prejudice in American politics like they did just a few decades ago? Probably not, as long as their Catholic identity is a line in their biography or a photo of them doing something innocuous like attending mass. But when Catholic politicians try to defend the unborn child's right to life or the objective definition of marriage, well, you can bet then suddenly their faith will become a target of criticism. And what should Catholics do in the face of anti-Catholic prejudice? There's two extremes we need to avoid.