Ancient history

By ( articles ) | Dec 06, 2004

Another day, another 14 headline stories about the sex-abuse crisis.

(When I say there are 14 stories, I'm referring to the number of News Bytes links today. With a minimum of effort you could probably find 140 stories.)

Isn't it curious that, more than 9 months after Bishop Gregory announced that the sex-abuse problem was "history," newspaper editors remain interested in putting those history stories on the front page?

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Thursday of the Fifth Week of Easter; Opt. Mem. of St. Rita of Cascia, Religious

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Today is the Optional Memorial of St. Rita Cascia (1386-1457). After eighteen years of married life, St. Rita lost, by death, her husband and her two sons. Called afterwards to the religious state, she professed the Rule of St. Augustine at Cascia her native town, in central Italy. In a life-long and…

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