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  1. if the information in this article is true and this Bishop is elected it only will confirm most people's belief that madness is not limited to the asylum. I know very little about the politics of the higher up but where is the Apostolic Delegate in all of this? Why is he not educating these men in their duty to be shepherds and lead by example. Any Bishop who knowingly aided or abetted these sick men should be in jail and not be involved in elections...until these men cease and desist the Church will never be able to move forward and people will go on claiming there is a law for the rich , one for the poor and one for clergy. I know almost nothing about the ordination process but to know u ordained a drunken molester and say u would do it again leaves one to wonder about your understanding of the qualities that make a good priest...we need to pray that The Holy Spirit will guide all those casting a vote

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  2. Good for you Mary G.

    I couldn't have said it any better!

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