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Recognizing perhaps that whether they like it or not, the sex abuse story line is getting so long in the tooth that they will soon be out of business, the bigots at the anti-Catholic group SNAP have now become more and more unglued in their public statements, if that were even possible.
When Pope Francis recently announced that he would be personally meeting with abuse victims in the near future (something Pope Benedict repeatedly did, by the way), SNAP’s National Director David Clohessy – who was recently feted by the radical, pro-abortion group Feminist Majority at a high-priced Hollywood gala in Los Angeles – derided the Pope’s gesture as simply “another savvy public relations move” and claimed the meeting would be “just utterly, utterly meaningless.”
Then Joelle Casteix, SNAP’s “western regional director,” actually went as far as to claim that Pope Francis’ gesture was actually “intended to promote complacency,” without, of course, providing any evidence for her claim.
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