[Dajjal]

"These are all sinful things reported by ABC 7 Exclusive, but where is the illegal part?"

"'sinful things ... but where is the illegal part?' I was wondering the same thing."

Anchor: Greta, what has happened to the priests in question?

Kreuz: We're still trying to get those answers from the diocese. One pastor was removed, actually for embezzling parish funds. We're not sure where he is. And the other we heard just resigned last week.

[heyheyhey]

One pastor was removed, actually for embezzling parish funds.

The article is NOT about that "one pastor" and not about "embezzling funds."

It is about "Pornography Found in Arlington Churches,"
5-MILLION-DOLLAR LAWSUIT,
SEXUAL ACTIVITY AMONG GAY PRIESTS,
GAY MAGAZINES,
VIDEOS AND SEX TOYS,
COLLECTIONS OF SADOMASOCHISM,
SEXUAL TORTURE,
PORNOGRAPHY INVOLVING SHE-MALES,
PRIESTS NOT LIVING THEIR PRIESTLY COMMITMENTS.

So, my question is this,
These are all sinful things reported by ABC 7 Exclusive, but where is the illegal part? What business have the ABC News in reporting it when they themselves support sexual perversions?

It is a maliciously hypocritical ABC News report.

[BlackVeil]

You said it for me again, Hey. The article is about pornography. Of course, when any pastor warns about the distribution of this stuff, the media is down on him for being "repressive." Christians are especially traduced in these circumstances, at least a Jewish or Muslim leader has some sort of "minorities" flavour.

Someone being dismissed for misappropriating money, unfortunately, that is not news at all. It is only worthy of the local paper, it happens in all sorts of institutions all the time.