[maryz]

An article in the Boston Herald today (it's not on their website) noted that now there's a competing group calling itself -- I believe "Faithful Voice," which is encouraging Catholics to attend Mass at the Cathedral to support Cardinal Law. I don't think this group has a website yet, and the article was pretty brief. (I should have clipped it and brought it with me, but I didn't.)

[maryz]

If I may ask for your ping list again . . .

Thanks!

[maryz]

An update on Voice of the Faithful -- looks as if their cover slipped (I can't think how!) and they're trying damage control.

Actually, after their convention, I thought they had given up all pretense of being "nonideological."

[american colleen]

An article in the Boston Herald today (it's not on their website) noted that now there's a competing group calling itself -- I believe "Faithful Voice," which is encouraging Catholics to attend Mass at the Cathedral to support Cardinal Law. I don't think this group has a website yet, and the article was pretty brief.

I posted that piece here: "Grassroots groups square off on scandal" but I don't have a ping list.

"Faithful Voice" does have a website (I linked it in my post) and it is very different from the VOTF website.