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Maureen Dowd and Nicholas D. Kristof, New York Times, Slam Catholic Church, anti-Catholicism

"The New York Times has shown yet again that the abuse of children does not really bother them unless it involves the Catholic Church. But if there were still any doubt, the Times has made it perfectly clear that the decades-old abuse of minors by Catholic priests is simply a rhetorical tool with which it can bludgeon the Catholic Church because it does not conform to its left-wing liking."

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Maureen Dowd and Nicholas D. Kristof, New York Times, Slam Catholic Church, anti-Catholicism

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  1. Anonymous03 May, 2012

    They can bludgeon the Catholic Church hierarchy with it because until recently (?) this is the hierarchy's approach to the problem.

    http://i.imgur.com/TZXJP.png

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