[Theoden]

How is that relevant to a teacher being fired for breaking a legal contract?

Actually, your comment is a nasty stereotype of Catholic priests, less than 3% of the clergy committed those atrocities, and yes, they should be punished. Proportionally, it is the same for all protestant and evangelical denominations. The fact that the Church is so much larger than the others, and that the media is so ardently anti-Catholic, greatly distorted the scandal, making it look like it was much more widespread than what it was.

I can use stereotypes the way you do too. You're a southern female, and it would be all too easy to say some things about you based on that knowledge, and applying nasty stereotypes to it. I don't want to go there. Maybe you should think about what you write beforehand, when you purposely go on threads like these to start flame wars by letting you're anti-Catholic bigotry out. BTW, please don't try and claim that you aren't, I have seen you on Catholic threads in the past, making similar comments (and No, I will not go through the archived posts to cite examples, it is not worth my time). If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all, you may have heard of this...

[SouthernFreebird]

If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all, you may have heard of this...

I don't know who you think you are but I don't post to be nice. It's a forum for comments and that's what I give, my comment.

I don't doubt that you've seen me on other threads, I hate hypocrisy and for the Church to protect and sheltor child molesters and admit practicing gays into the priesthood while laying down the law to a couple trying to do the right thing with the mistake they made is ridiculously hypocritical.