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The Catholic church in San Diego is filing bankruptcy-child molestion cases….?
are out of control. This has happened in every major city. I am so glad that I was not brought up Catholic or many other religions. I am a Christian but a simple one. It is obvious that these priests who are not allowed sex are perverts and their perversions are acted out on little children. This was a huge case in Los Angeles as well and the church paid out many millions to victims. If any other organization on earth had this many molestation cases the orginization would be shut down completley. I think at the very least, the Catholic church should lose it’s tax free status and the Cardinals like Mahoney in LA should go to jail for aiding and abetting these evil people. What is your opinion? See article
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,255238,00.html
Yeah, there’s a seperation of church and state, but there should also be a “seperation of Church and rape”. It’s quite apparent.
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