Yawn.
Ferrara's latest screed against the late Pope reminds me of Bill Clinton's statement that Pope John Paul II "is like all of us; he may have a mixed legacy.":
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1378805/posts
At least, to his credit, Clinton doesn't claim to be a Catholic.
Nattering narcissists like Clinton and Ferrara and similar ego-driven petulant pygmies of pettiness on both the right and the left live in a dream world when they place Karol Wojltya and themselves on the same level.
They can now bid "Adieu" to what's left of their credibility.
John E
"Ferrara's latest screed against the late Pope reminds me of Bill Clinton's statement that Pope John Paul II "is like all of us; he may have a mixed legacy.""
A wise choice of words from Bill Clinton. But his perspective is a liberal one and by definition he is expected to frown upon conservative positions. He will of course be reflecting the view of quite a substantial portion of Amchurch. The gushing eulogies however will come from those who depended on the Pope's doctrinal reassurances (even though he was unable to deliver much authority) and from those who have allowed charisma to dominate their thinking.