[american colleen]

Added Durso: ''From the start, the archdiocese has been incredibly stupid in the way they have handled this crisis. And as hard as it was to do, they have managed to make things worse.''

Does anyone still think Cardinal Law doesn't have to be replaced by a God fearing man of God?

Read "Goodbye! Good Men" by Micheal S. Rose for insight into why this situation was allowed to fester.

[american colleen]

Sad, head shaking *ping*

[Aquinasfan]

Read "Goodbye! Good Men" by Micheal S. Rose for insight into why this situation was allowed to fester.

I ask you and anyone else who's read the book to post a review on Amazon before they do.

[maryz]

Read "Goodbye! Good Men" by Micheal S. Rose for insight into why this situation was allowed to fester.

I read it this weekend -- I plan to give it to a friend of my nephew's who was rejected by the Boston seminary. I don't know the kid myself, but my sister does. She says he's very orthodox (which, of course, according to Rose, is a disqualification in too many seminaries).

I had Blute and Ozone on this morning; they had a guy on (Gallagher?) who's associated with that Voice of the Faithful. I have my doubts about him -- he thinks the Church is trying to scapegoat gays and there's no scientific basis to think homosexuals are more likely to abuse children. Blute and Ozone just let him talk; no one asked where the female victims are.

[RobbyS]

Was it Talleyrand who said,"It was worse than a crime, it was a blunder." There is nothing worse than a stubborn old man who does not recongize that his time has passed.