[Publius6961]

As one who has been educated by the Society, and had my daughter's university education also provided by them, I have a keen interest in the detetioration of such a classic treasure to Catholicism.
How can we as individuals join the expression of concern and where should they be sent?

I have a feeling that the clergy is sadly out of touch with the general public in their headlong rush to join "PC".
It's almost as if the internal deviants and perverts are now in charge.

[ELS]

How can we as individuals join the expression of concern and where should they be sent?

The article states, "In the letter signed by the Catholic leaders-- which was addressed to Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith as well as three other Vatican cardinals and the father-general of the Jesuit order"

I would look up the addresses of Cardinal Ratzinger and the father-general of the Society of Jesus to start.

[Fithal the Wise]

How can we as individuals join the expression of concern and where should they be sent?

Several years ago I read Malachi Martin's book "The Jesuits" in an attempt to understand why the Jesuits were allowed to drift so far from their origins. Pope John Paul made a serious effort to reform the Order but was defeated by the bureaucracy. In the last analysis it seemed he was unsuccessful because he failed to use, or was for some reason unable to use, his hierarchical power to replace a number of key individuals.

To answer your question. One of the best responses is to support the widely available EWTN cable television network which is a solid source of classic Catholic teaching.

[BlackElk]

Almost??????????

I received a Jesuit prep school education so long ago (early 1960s) that the Jesuits were still Catholic.