It’s a horrendous policy, wherein the name of an ‘allegedly’ accused priest is released to the public immediately. There should be a way for some discretion to be exercised by his superiors/authorities with a private initial investigation, instead of this tragic public stain, which will surely mark him terribly.
The accuser had allegedly been terminated from her employment, physically assaulted fellow employees, and vowed to destroy Fr. Corapi, before she made her accusations public.
God bless him with the emotional and physical strength, faith, and patience he’ll need for this huge mountain of pain and isolation.
His facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fr-John-Corapi/206649871257
People "going Galt" is a lot of what got us in our current mess. Had people stood up over the small stuff years ago instead of hiding in their material comforts we'd have never kept all the LBJ crap in place and there wouldn't be several generations who have been brainwashed in fascist schools. Good people being slandered and faithful Christians having a secular humanist agenda shoved down their throats didn't disturb the majority who were comfortable in equity generating burrows. That was their version of "going Galt" since they could do their own thing and ignore what was happening outside their little world.
Separated brethren who disagree with the Catholic Church stood aside and often even cheered on coordinated attacks by the same secular humanists they decry from their pulpits. It's about time we all wake up and find common ground to stand on and fight Satan rather than watching the battle from afar as long as it isn't our group under fire at the moment. The Father Corapi situation is a perfect example of how secular humanists have intimidated everyone and stacked the deck so that good people can be silenced if they dare to speak up.
Don't "hunker down". Pray for the courage, wisdom, and strength, to fight these bastards. Pray that St. Michael will come to our aid and slaughter the real powers and principalities behind this sort of thing. Pray that the victims of these attacks will have strength and joy in spite of the attacks. Pray for our enemies, too, but don't look for a way to "hunker down" or "go Galt" abandoning the field to the enemy. Christians in this country have already abandoned so many battlefields that they've backed themselves into every corner they can find.
JMHO
Regards