To: Notwithstanding
"4) We will propose an Apostolic Visitation of seminaries and religious houses of formation, giving special attention to their admission requirements and the need for them to teach Catholic moral doctrine in its integrity. "This is one/half of the solution because it addresses the future. The other half concerns the past - personal responsibility. Who was responsible for the seminaries getting that way and who, with subsequent knowledge, did not do anything when problems surfaced. Resignations and reassignments are in order ASAP.
9 posted on
04/25/2002 2:35:20 PM PDT by
ex-snook
To: ex-snook
This is one/half of the solution because it addresses the future.
Why can't the bishops just do this? If there's anything which stops them, I'm not aware of it. (Apostolic visitation = the bishop or his delegate going in and investigating, no?)
Why does it have to be 'proposed'?
To: ex-snook
It's a very sad occasion when parents warn their children about people touching them in an inappropriate manner, that they now have to say "including priests". Dear God!
64 posted on
04/25/2002 6:41:02 PM PDT by
maxwellp
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