[CWW]

That could be e case for her particular experience, but it Is not e case for our diocese. It will depend on the bishop. If the bishop is not orthodox, then the story such as this can arise. But I would bet that they are the exception and not the rule.

And I think it is very unfair to Catholic Charities as an organization to label the entire organization non-Catholic based on you personal, anecdotal story. By that analysis, we could argue that all the apostles were bad because Jesus picked one that would betray him.

The bottom line, is not to label the entire institution a failure just because you has a bad experience. I have had great experiences with them both with adoption and pro-life work. I am sorry your experience was otherwise.

Human institutions will always have their bad apples. But there are many wonderful Catholics and other non-Catholic Christians and even non-Christians who contribute to and benefit from Catholic Charities.

[Elsie]

Human institutions will always have their bad apples.

Evidently.

But it makes me wonder... Who votes these bad apples into power?