[RedEyeJack]

I have been in Iraq for 8 months. The only "porn" sold here in the exchange is Maxim magazine. Health and comfort inspections find some that has been mailed but not a lot. The Internet is closely monitored and violators are dealt with...

I don't feel comfortable with a Catholic Chaplin speaking outside the chain of command on what he hears in confession. If he hasn't brought this to the attention of commanders then he has no creditability. If he has and they found it to be true and took no action then there is a problem. Don't see it with the Marines I am working with every day.

[IamConservative]

I don't feel comfortable with a Catholic Chaplin speaking outside the chain of command on what he hears in confession.

I noticed that in the article as well. And, the military "chain of command" is not the only chain the Chaplin is violating.

[Loud Mime]

Great Reply - and the replies to your reply as well.

[proud American in Canada]

I don't feel comfortable with a Catholic Chaplin speaking outside the chain of command on what he hears in confession.

Excellent point.

I'm no expert--but it seems to me, how do people in the military, esp. those serving in war zones, have time to be "addicted" to porn? What is the line between looking at porn sites during down time, and "addiction"?