Yes I have....catholics run from like roaches when the light is turned on.
Yet that work has an Imprimatur and nihil obstat - terms that mean:
The grant of imprimatur is normally preceded by a favourable declaration (known as a nihil obstat) by a person who has the knowledge, orthodoxy and prudence necessary for passing a judgement about the absence from the publication of anything that would "harm correct faith or good morals". In canon law such a person is known as a censor or sometimes as a censor librorum (Latin for "censor of books"). (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imprimatur)
I haven't seen anything "official" that removes that designation to the work.