Because I have met several people involved in Assoc. of Hebrew Catholics I'm curious as to what his objections are. Could you point me to an article so I can read it? I live in So. East Michigan so there are a number of groups centered in this area Ferrara has a problem with.
He may have written about it in the Remnant, I'm not sure as we don't get that anymore.
But I think there is a chapter in his book on EWTN ("A Network Gone Wrong"--the one with an empty nun's habit on the cover) about it. It's been a while since I read it so I hope I'm not mischaracterizing his argument, but I remember him as saying that organizations like the AHC are essentially "Judaizers"--in the same or a similar sense as the opponents of St. Paul.
I have also met people in the AHC and went to one of their conferences in NYC. Nice folks...and they run the gamut of opinion among themselves. I know Roy Schoeman is somewhat critical himself of *some* of the aspects of the AHC..he's more on the trad side of things.
Which makes a funny dynamic in itself...the trads think you're too pro-Jew, and the Hebrew Catholics think you're too trad. Oh well. :)