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Pope breaks silence over Vatileaks scandal

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  1. Anonymous30 May, 2012

    I think there is a big difference in perception over who are the bad guys in the Vatileaks scandals.

    Some think that the bad guys are unfaithful servants. Some think the bad guys are corrupt churchmen. Some think that this is the result of feuding between different factions of churchmen, each seeking to discredit the other.

    Probably all of these things are true.

    The question you have to ask is whether or not there are enough good churchmen left to make the institution worth salvaging and whether it is really worthy enough in God's eyes to be allowed to continue or an abomination that needs to be discarded..

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