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By Diogenes ( articles ) | Dec 12, 2006
A CNS story reports that U.S. Catholics' approval rating for bishops is the highest since the sex abuse scandal broke in January 2002. A Zogby poll, conducted by telephone interviews, of 1,505 self-identified Catholics provided the data.
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In the fall 2006 Contemporary Catholic Trends survey, 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed (42 percent) that "the U.S. bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed (42 percent) that "the U.S. bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed (42 percent) that "the U.S. bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed (42 percent) that "the U.S. bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed (42 percent) that "the U.S. bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed (42 percent) that "the U.S. bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they
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bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed (42 percent) that "the U.S. bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed (42 percent) that "the U.S. bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed (42 percent) that "the U.S. bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed (42 percent) that "the U.S. bishops are doing a good job leading the Catholic Church." 71 percent of Catholics said they strongly agreed (29 percent) or somewhat agreed or silently agreed or weren't entirely sure they were really Catholic but mom went to St. Adalbert's School did you see Father Ray or Ralph or whatever on the Thornbirds on Home Boxoffice last Wednesday that can't really be his own hair can it
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Posted by: Mike in Toronto -
Aug. 03, 2010 11:57 AM ET USA
Little girls like to play dressup. Nancy Corran is no more a priest than is the keyboard on which I type. So let's welcome Father Nancy Corran and Father Logitech Cordless to the "community."
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Posted by: Bellarminite1 -
Aug. 03, 2010 11:28 AM ET USA
I'm afraid you probably give the reporters of such events too much credit. Most of them I've run into in 25 years of "journalism" (which is now a dirty word to me) don't know enough about religion - let alone Catholicism - to identify legitimate ordinations, Masses, etc.
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Posted by: lauriem5377 -
Aug. 02, 2010 7:13 PM ET USA
As a woman I have never been bothered by women not being priests. I always felt if Our Lord wanted women priests he would (1)call them and (2)create a LEGITAMITE path to ordination despite what any bishop or Pope said. I don't see that it has happened in the past 2000 years...I believe the Popes and Bishops over the years have gotten this one right!
