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Fr. John Corapi's (The Black Sheep Dog) community "SOLT" issues a public statement

It seems (as always) that there are two sides to every story. The 'Black Sheepdog has told his side and now his religious community, SOLT has told theirs. Given the harsh talk that Fr. Corapri has hurled their way they have been quite charitable in their response. Now they have decided to reveal the nature of the allegations that have been made against him. It seems that this drama has become for the Catholic blogosphere what the Casey Antony was for the secular media: the gift that keeps on giving.

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  1. Anonymous06 July, 2011

    It looks bad for Fr. Corapi. These recent revelations seemed to have dispelled any doubt many had of his guilt. Comments on his Black Sheep Dog site have gone from "we'll wait and see" to "Do the right thing" in a hurry.

    Cheers
    Paul

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