[iowamark]

Perhaps, from the point of view of the saints, John Corapi should have remained silent and gladly accepted whatever suffering came his way. But it isn’t our responsibility to judge him for being insufficiently saintly.

[Antoninus]

Perhaps, from the point of view of the saints, John Corapi should have remained silent and gladly accepted whatever suffering came his way. But it isn’t our responsibility to judge him for being insufficiently saintly.

Uh, did you see all the "Black Sheep Dog" stuff? What saint would have done something like that? It's bizarre, if you ask me. Watching Corapi for the past year (beginning with the dyed black beard) has been like watching a train-wreck in slow motion.

I pray he shakes off whatever demon has gotten a hold of him. There is still a chance for him.

[giotto]

Perhaps, from the point of view of the saints, John Corapi should have remained silent and gladly accepted whatever suffering came his way.

Why? The Church, and the people who run it, are worldly entities. Corapi is following the same voice which led him to the priesthood in the first place.

Frankly, I'm glad he no longer has to be an apologist for the Catholic Church's corruption and inscrutable policies. No more will he be required to defend the indefensible.