GA- Archbishop offers "weird" apology; SNAP responds

By David Clohessy
Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests
April 2, 2014

http://www.snapnetwork.org/ga_archbishop_offers_weird_apology_snap_responds

Gregory's "apology" about his extravagant spending rings hollow.

The test of whether an apology is sincere is simple: Are the remorseful words followed by different deeds? In this case, at best, it's too early to tell, because Gregory refuses to reverse himself. 

If you apologize for something, you express regret for having done something and you stop doing it. But Gregory wants to have his cake and eat it too. He wants to say "I'm sorry" without having to say "I'll change."

Most of who Gregory will allegedly "consult" will be clerics who have pledged to obey him. So how meaningful and authentic will their feedback be?