At any rate, Brent King does a nice job in his responses, which Doug Erickson posted in full. I think Erickson does a decent job giving both sides a fair shake although a Call To Action letter isn't exactly news to me.
The kicker:
In 2008, after the local Call to Action group purchased an ad in the State Journal (signed by 36 people) to complain about Morlino, more than 500 people signed an open letter to the community backing the bishop, which also was published as an ad in the newspaper. The ad evolved into a website supporting Morlino, where 1,069 people have now signed the letter.In most circles, including liberal Catholic circles, Call To Action is considered a punchline, not a serious group. I mean... Call To Action.... really?
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"Except for special occasions, the laity are not allowed to receive the cup—God bless those priests who tell their parishioners that Sunday Mass is a memorial of the Resurrection and thus a special occasion!"
After all, those priests have given fair warning that they can't be trusted to avoid equivocating in 'small things' and so no one should be surprised if they go on to equivocate in larger things.
So today I saw one of the 36 signers of the 2008 letter watching the activity in a construction site. I pondered. The many years this person stayed in the Catholic Church and dissented and spread dissent. This person watching the demolition at this construction site. This person may be wishing they succeed in the destruction of Bishop Morlino. I am called to pray for the conversion of this lost soul. Satan is continuing to destroy this person's soul. Lord have mercy.
WTH? I see this photo while reading your other post and LOL! This is crazy!
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