[AlguyA]

"If Archbishop Myers is living in his new digs with other priests or bishops, I'll take back everything I said about him."

Wow, now this is an interesting take on Christian charity. Apparently, according to the catechism of Sinkspur, when one here's gossip -and it is now becoming fairly apparent that's all this is- one should feel free to spread that gossip, add to that gossip whatever spin one wishes to cast the person being gossiped about in the worst light, and then self-rightously and piously offer that should said gossip and/or spin later prove to be untrue one can simply 'take back' what one has said.

Tell me, sink, do you have any Scripture, any quote from the Fathers or Doctors of the Church which exhorts you to act in such a manner?

[Notwithstanding]

Sink's persistent calumny has been spotlighted. What is worse is that he is now fudging about whether he really did anything wrong by dragging a good bishop down without cause.

I am curious to see if the good that sitetest sees in sinkspur will now manifest itself via an admission on his part that he got it all wrong.

[sinkspur]

one here's gossip -and it is now becoming fairly apparent that's all this is- one should feel free to spread that gossip,

I first heard of Archbishop Myers' home on Bill O'Reilly's nationally-syndicated radio show, last Wednesday. He mentioned both Murphy's $1.2 million dollar mansion on Long Island and Myers' $600,000 house.

As you know, O'Reilly has never had to retract a story. This is not "gossip."

[Notwithstanding]

It gets better. O'Reilly is infallible now.