[defconw]

Me too! It's out there, maybe more covert then it was in the Sixties, but I did not get a job with a Christian Radio station a couple of years ago, and I strongly suspect that it was because I was a Roman Catholic. I was on the phone with a very pleasant man, he seemed excited to have me come and interview, until he asked what "denomination" I was. I faxed my resume and never got to speak to this man again. It was for a secretary position! Can't prove it, but I am sure of it.

[saveliberty]

Well they clearly did not deserve someone as great as you!

I hope that you found a better place to work.

[NeoCaveman]

I was on the phone with a very pleasant man, he seemed excited to have me come and interview, until he asked what "denomination" I was

You should have answered First Church of Christ, Roman Synod, Unreformed. It would have probably taken him a year to figure it out, what you meant. :D

[Northern Yankee]

It drives me nuts to see people like Kennedy, Leahy, and other so called "Catholic legislators" that don't have a problem voting pro-choice, and yet denounce people like Roberts for being extreme in their pro-life views, and following the teachings of the church.

I wish the Vatican would start getting tougher on the pro-choice Catholics, and tell them either stop voting pro-choice, or leave the church.

Our Dioceasan Bishop Burke, before getting the diocease of St. Louis, was going after Catholic legislators and telling them not to come to communion until they had a change of heart. He caught a lot of flack for it, but he stated, "I am here to save souls not to be popular, or offer concessions to our faith!"

Amen to That!