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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They are totally unrepentant sinners, despite any assertions to the contrary. 
There was also the case a few years ago of that Congressman whose name I can't remember who had to resign because he had been harrassing male pages (anyone know who I'm talking about?) It turned out that he had been abused by a priest as a kid. What stuck out in my mind was that the priest, who now lives in Europe, said upon being interviewed for the story something to the effect that "we were good friends and we had a good time together."

I hate to say this, because I imagine there are some good priests out there, but given the lack of contrition the thought that I can't shut out of my mind is that of course a pedophile would be against contraception--how else is he going to get children to prey on?[/quote]

It was mark foley and here's a link to the ABC blog by Brian Williams:
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/BrianRoss/story?id=2509586&page=1

Here's what is happening in Philadelphia where the creep ass Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua  allowed pedophiles to run rampant and Molloy kept a secret copy of the Lynn's shredded list:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/on-faith/pa-monsignor-cardinal-bevilacqua-had-my-list-of-35-active-accused-priests-destroyed-in-94/2012/02/24/gIQAUwgFYR_story.html

Now I wonder if the cardinal really had dementia or if it was a convenient out to what should have been an indictment.  [/quote]

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