Not really. I'm not sure why they'd refuse to say the prayer either.
Are they subconciously unable to say it because they know they are the wickedness and snares the prayer warns against?
Are they subconciously unable to say it because they know they are the wickedness and snares the prayer warns against?
Not that I've seen, I just know that they don't do it. I've not seen it with my own eyes but a fellow Knight and parishioner that I trust told me that he once saw a known leftist Jesuit priest scurry out of the sanctuary once the congregation started that prayer. Take that as you will. I also remember from when I went to a Jesuit Catholic High School that those priests that we knew were extreme lefties would get a real constipated look when the student body would recite that prayer at the end of school masses.
Note that this isn't necessarily political, but rather doctrinal. Two of the priests I knew when I was in school, and who almost inspired me to enter seminary, were both politically liberal but theologically conservative, and both were strongly pro-life (there's more to liberalism than abortion). But for those two, they'd *challenge* your political stance, but they wouldn't try to silence it, and they challenged it honestly. But they were also very sound in terms of doctrine, and taught the doctrine fearlessly so I had great respect for them. They just supported gun control, believed that the government needed to raise taxes on the rich in order to fund services to the poor, etc.