This gets right to the heart of the matter, better than I could have said it...
The problem that I see with Archbishop Gregory's message lies in the
fact that our bishops have (as usual) arrived late on the scene. The
"politics of personal destruction" had become a regular feature of our
nation's political discourse long before Donald Trump — and his
vociferous critics — arrived on the scene.
Phil Lawlor Catholic Culture
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Please remember to sign the petition to ask CUA President Garvey to investigate Msgr. Rossi.
Remember to help out George Neumayr on his journalism fund.
Well, once again, George Neumayr continues to add a little more to the story of Msgr. Rossi (aka Wanda), Fr. Hvozdovic (aka Randy Andy), and Archbishop Wilton Gregory (aka The Enabler and The Cover Up Artist -- my names, not his).
One of the things that Mr. Neumayr talks about is that Archbishop Gregory will do nothing about Msgr. Rossi, if he can get away with it. It is sad that I was so right about the Archbishop.
Maybe you should ask your pastor about Msgr. Rossi. I bet he will claim he knows nothing about him or claim that he really is not part of this Archdiocese, therefore, nothing can be done about him.
You can read all about at the American Spectator.
Remember, the only way to get the message to the folks in Hyattsville, is to withhold funds from them.
BTW, my sources tell me that folks in Hyattsville are in a bit of a panic, due to the HUGE drop in funds for the Appeal. They are not certain how they will pay for everything at this time.
Hey, maybe if you clean things up, you may see the amount of funds increase. Ever thought of that? Nah, that is too easy.
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Please remember to sign the petition to ask CUA President Garvey to investigate Msgr. Rossi.
Remember to help out George Neumayr on his journalism fund.
A reader asked me to share this petition. Normally, I do not share such items, but in this case, I think it is one that needs to be shared.
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Whereas Monsignor Walter Rossi has been credibly accused of sexual
harassment by a former Catholic University of America (CUA) student, we
strongly urge President John H. Garvey to open an investigation to
determine the veracity of these allegations. In the meantime, we call on
Monsignor Rossi to step down from the CUA Board of Trustees while the
result of the investigation is pending.
Click here to sign!
Washington D.C., Feb 23, 2014 / 04:46 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The Catholic University of America’s president and business school dean say criticism of a $1 million grant from the Koch Foundation is unfounded and treats debatable positions as official Church teaching.
“We think the groups complaining about the Koch Foundation gift are suggesting a litmus test that neither we nor they would want to apply to other cases,” university president John Garvey and Dean Andrew Abela of the university’s School of Business and Economics said in a Feb. 20 Wall Street Journal essay.
“We welcome constructive criticism, but we believe it would be a mistake to stifle debate by pretending that genuinely controversial positions are official church teaching.”
Read more here: http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/catholic-university-leaders-reject-criticism-of-koch-grant/
