[MarMema]

The prospect of a Ustasha collaborator as a saint is a source of *deep foreboding*: one who deserves to be remembered with disdain is enshrined as holy.

And this comment from the same site rings oh so true to my heart.

"The Pope's many condemnations of antisemitism and his landmark visit to Rome's synagogue are indeed important contributions to the conciliation process, but the events of recent months places his acts and statements a different light: John Paul II's Church lauds its concern for the new relationship with Jews while trampling on present-day Jewish sensitivities."

[Hermann the Cherusker]

Archbishop Stepanic was not an Ustashi. They hated him because he was not a hyper-Nationalist like they.

And I would not trust anything the Jews say when whining about the Catholic Church.