Your confusion is on you, not me. Lol.The death penalty is murder. The government premeditated on the intent to kill someone else. How can you be for the death penalty and against abortion? Both are lives. The first the gov takes the life. The latter, its the doctor. Regardless of how they are killed, the former firing squad or chair, the latter suction or whatever tool they use to tear up the fetis, they are both murdered.
I see a contradiction in your post and belief. One, the baby and adult are murdered. Yet, you disagree with murder, disagree with the former and agree with the later.
The second is your faith. The Church, CCC, and Bible never says take matters into your own hands (hence that God does everything...the killing, the rules to dont kill, etc) Its all by His command. The Church has ministries to Prevent crimes happening not ministries to kill the people who commited the crimes. The CCC talks about the santity of life. In Mass IS about Life.
So, I dont understand how you see the death penalty as good.
Thats confusing in itself.
First off, "murder" is a legal term. Sometimes we call killings of a sort we don't personally like "murder", but they aren't considered murder under the law (e.g. "meat is murder" and "abortion is murder"). So the death penalty, where legal, isn't murder. A drone taking out a terrorist isn't murder. Etc. But if I go and gun down my neighbors? That's murder.
Second, I said that I side with innocent life. A little baby is innocent, but a murderer, a rapist, a zoosadist who gets off on brutally torturing dogs, cats, rabbits, etc. to death, etc. are not innocent. They are guilty of grievous harm, causing great suffering, pain and taking the life of an innocent. That's the real difference. I don't understand how you're not able to see that.
Third, the Bible says nothing against the death penalty. God in the OT even commanded the Israelites to carry out the death penalty for various crimes and to set up courts of law. Apparently, God has a liking for law and order. Even Jesus didn't say the death penalty was wrong and He was wrongfully convicted! Also, the Catholic Church has never issued an authoritative statement that it is not possible for a Catholic to support the death penalty and remain in good standing with the Church. So Catholics are permitted to support the death penalty, unlike abortion.
Hopefully that clears things up for you.