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Part V?

Perhaps the blogger needs a vacation in the Real World Out There. Intensive focus on any media figure - building up or tearing down - is not very healthy.

Perhaps the blogger needs a vacation in the Real World Out There. Intensive focus on any media figure - building up or tearing down - is not very healthy.
Well, I know he receives the "Real Body" daily, not to mention he runs six miles a day, while praying to Our Lady. Is it healthy to ignore Mary's pleas, when her Son's Church trips up and falls (ask the women [there's a number of them] how they feel who were harmed in the Euteneuer case for instance -- and still remain silent out of fear and shame, and necessity for familial health)?

At least the blogger doesn't waste too much time strongly editing (I believe you have pointed that out previously) or even fixing all of his typos. He has a wife that helps out (albeit not with perfexsion) in that regard. :)

P.S. Corapi, who as a Roman Catholic priest, is more than just a "media figure," isn't he? Regardless, Tom also writes (via encouragement from Our Lady and her Son) on other topics as well; Lizzy Seeberg and Jenny, both of whom [hopefully] will have additional chapters too.

Part V? Perhaps the blogger needs a vacation in the Real World Out There. Intensive focus on any media figure - building up or tearing down - is not very healthy.
If you actually had read the article, "part V," you'd see it had very little to do with Corapi, but a lot about how/why people fall away from the Church. The reader asked me a serious question, and I felt they deserved a serious answer. If people understand why the likes of Luther really left the Church, they might be less likely to follow a guy like Corapi out of it. Also, a Lutheran might at least reevaluate their own Church as well as look into what the Catholic Church REALLY teaches, and then think twice about which Church was actually founded by Christ, and about which Church Christ said the gates of Hell will not prevail.