on the ongoing arguments taking place among bishops as the American Church grapples with the problem of health care reform. The author tends to take a black hats/white hats approach (bishops who criticize health care reforms which are calculated to support abortion are “Republican shills”) while bishops who happen to state points of Church teaching advantageous to underscoring Dem talking points are sage and saintly. (Martino was sacked for being too pro-life! Even *Rome* is on the side of the... Read more