[sinkspur]

I won't deny it sounds bad, but I also doubt it is being portrayed honestly given the agenda of the publication.

Ms. Helmueller wrote a letter to the Papal Nuncio. Does this Catholic laywoman have an agenda?

This weirdness is on top of the building of a $25 million shrine in a small Wisconsin diocese.

[ninenot]

Rembert Weakland built a $25MM shrine to himself when he "renovated" the Cathedral and added a very, ah, pink glass-enclosed garden walkway.

Rembert also spent $900K remodeling his 1800-square-foot residence; this included Coryan counters and a very nice 2-seater hot-tub.

Just where were the complaints from Fort Worth?

[GirlShortstop]

Ms. Helmueller wrote a letter to the Papal Nuncio. Does this Catholic laywoman have an agenda?

The lack of information following Abp. Burke's response leaves questions, doesn't it?  Is there reason to believe that the issue [about the trans-whatever nun] was not amicably resolved?

I read in Canon Law that a man who assisted in procurement of an abortion could not be a priest; I would be amazed if Abp. Burke, a "brilliant" canon lawyer as I have heard the case to be, would ignore something comparable that applies to vows of a woman-who-used-to-be-a-man religious.

[Flying Circus]

Sinky, sitetest's response in post 74 almost said it best. Borrowing with corrections:
I'm sure all the facts have not been reported, and I'm sure not everything reported is a fact.