A fairly blunt, direct and honest analysis by the Cardinal. what do you think Fr. Vince?
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Well, he is entitled to his opinion.
ReplyDeleteI've never agreed that much with high hierarchy priests. I don't buy their "I'm a man of God" speech, when I see them rich and opulent...
Hector, I sense some social populism there...I understand how you feel, but hypocrisy knows no bounds. I cannot speak for the cardinal in regards to that, as I don't know him or a lot about him, and I would admonish an a priori judgement just because. That being said he makes some good points about Obama, albeit unpopular with the left. Look at this way: Martin Luther King was a philanderer, but his "I have a dream" speech ranks up there with the best all of all time. Does his personal ethics dilute his message? You tell me. Cuál es bueno para la gansa, es bueno para el ganso. Capisce?
ReplyDeleteI agree, but I still don't trust catholic high hyerarchy priests... but, then again, I was educated by jesuits...
ReplyDeleteI went to Episcopalian parochial school until the 8th grade. By today's standards it would be Anglican/Anglican Catholic.
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