Florida’s attorney general, James Uthmeier, last week told the state’s Catholic schools that they must allow religious vaccine exemptions. The Florida bishops’ conference, which CBS reports has historically “urged lawmakers to keep vaccine requirements,” intends to respond to Uthmeier’s demand tomorrow. It looks as though the Catholic bishops in Florida are ready to go to the mattresses to force schoolchildren to get jabbed, but the truth is a little more complicated. ABC again:AdvertisementMany Catholic schools in Florida accept students who pay tuition with help from the state’s private school vouchers. [snip] “Be assured, Florida’s Catholic schools are operating in accord with the law and Church teaching,” wrote Michele Taylor, a spokesperson for the conference.