Smoke
Done here.
Not atheism.com, but atheism.about.com. About.com is not an anti-Catholic site, though Austin Cline himself probably doesn't think much of Catholicism. I don't think the Evening Standard could be described as anti-Catholic, either.kai said:wow! from a member who expressly wishes us not to use biased websites when posting about Islam?
caught me out there you devilishly devious poster i had already taken the bait before i noticed atheism.com
I can understand the Church's desire for discretion to some extent; what's always bothered me about the whole scandal is the way some abusive priests were moved around from parish to parish. But I really think the following is, if possible, even lower:
And, to keep victims quiet, it threatened that if they repeat the allegations they would be excommunicated.
And yet the Church deems it necessary to protect society from people like me with repressive laws. It really ticks me off. I don't understand how the hierarchs imagine that they have any moral authority, or why anybody still cares what they think.