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As the stench grows so does the feeling that the Catholic conservative is no longer welcome here. Your thoughts?

One wonders if allowing these threads to continue is ONLY to bring more hits to the site, because they aren't very comforting to the Catholic conservative, that's true. Some of those who disrespect the Church (via their commentary on this site), do not even check out the conservative news.

That being said, if the nons are still fighting the Catholic Church with tall tales (or partial truths which are the worst lies of all), it's not necessarily a bad sign. That we stand by Her even in tough times (the scandals), shows that the Eucharist is definitely worth it. It's like a troubled marriage; some battle through the aid of the Church until their union (the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony) shines and shines. Others just give up.

One wonders if allowing these threads to continue is ONLY to bring more hits to the site, because they aren't very comforting to the Catholic conservative

I guess we'll just gloss over all those "Protestants are not real Christians" type threads while we are at it. Oh I'm sorry, they are "Protties" now, rhymes with Potty and nicknamed like Rottweilers.

One wonders if allowing these threads to continue is ONLY to bring more hits to the site, because they aren't very comforting to the Catholic conservative, that's true.

Well, the history of your church is not any body else's responsibility but your church's.

WE don't make its decisions for them. They do that all by themselves.

If you don't like the way it reflects on Catholicism, take it up with your church.

As the stench grows so does the feeling that the Catholic conservative is no longer welcome here. Your thoughts?

It's as welcome as the MORMON one.

But; when it CONTINUALLY pushes it's OWN agenda; it can get mighty tiresome.

... when it CONTINUALLY pushes it's OWN agenda; it can get mighty tiresome.

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