I'm reading Chesterton's Orthodoxy and he offers a similar line of thought, about Christianity in general. The same folk accuse it of being too worldly and too world-denying, too pessimistic and too optimistic, too moral and to unconcerned with morals. He says it finally occurred to him that maybe the accusers were the ones who were wrong.
A member of this year's RCIA class says that she has taken really quite astonishing abuse from some co-workers since she let it slip she was thinking of entering into full communion. I think I mentioned before that I got some anonymous hate mail after I swam the Tiber. And I daresay we've all seen the involuntary curling, quickly covered with a bland smile, of the lip when people find we are Catholics.
Thank God for the chance to suffer, if not dishonor, a little transient discomfort for the Name.
Suffering for a flawed human organization is different than suffering for God.