Bishop Thomas Olmsted of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix is playing host this weekend for folks who believe  ”The Manhattan Declaration:  A Call of Christian Conscience,” developed last year, gives clarity to all that they stand for, stubbornly traditional and orthodox as it is.  The 4,700-word document is a conservative Christian blueprint for “the case for traditional marriage, the sanctity of life and religious liberty,” they say.  About 400 will take part in an 8 a.m. Mass at St. Mary’s Basilica, with a legislative seminar to follow.
But the events will be …