[Mrs. Don-o]

Somebody Personal Messaged me for permission to reprint this, so I'll write here what I wrote in the PM reply:

As far as I'm concerned, you have a free hand: you can use this in any way that seems most productive to you.

A chunk of it was written by Ann Barnhardt, who gave me permission to adapt into a letter to the bishops, or however I saw fit, and give it more circulation. ("Have at it," was her response.) You might want to run it past her at Ann Barnhardt ann@barnhardt.biz

(Don't worry about this e-mail address: she publicizes it herself at her website.)

Now there's a lady who needs to publish bigtime.

[RitaOK]

Communism requires an answer. The Church has never failed to give it one. In today’s jargon, it goes something like this - “NO SALE”.

Neither in jot nor tiddle is compliance and cooperation with evil an option in Catholic teaching, even with “nuance”.

Let our yes be “yes”, and our no be “no”.

[RitaOK]

Communism requires an answer. The Church has never failed to give it one. In today’s jargon, it goes something like this - “NO SALE”.

Neither in jot nor tiddle is compliance and cooperation with evil an option in Catholic teaching, even with “nuance”.

Let our yes be “yes”, and our no be “no”.

[RitaOK]

Communism requires an answer. The Church has never failed to give it one. In today’s jargon, it goes something like this - “NO SALE”.

Neither in jot nor tiddle is compliance and cooperation with evil an option in Catholic teaching, even with “nuance”.

Let our yes be “yes”, and our no be “no”.