"e ministry," Wuerl said. "We serve people all over this nation. What we don't do is violate the conscience of all of us involved there's some things we won't do but that should be respected because it's always been respected."Wuerl, who also performed Newt Gingrich's baptism during his conversion to Catholicism, said that he wouldn't speak personally about the Republican presidential candidate's past marriages or other aspects of his relationship, but he hopes voters respect every candidate's religious background."When we're looking at what's the best leader for our country, there shouldn't be some sort of litmus test: What religion do they belong to, what is their religious experience?" he said. "I think what we want to do is look at the candidate and see, does that person share the values that I think are important, does that person present policies that I think advance the common good of our country?" he said.Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl, archbishop of Washingt
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