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Tuesday, January 18, 2005
Kevin Miller (Heart, Mind and Strength) defends another Catholic unfairly libeled by Catholic World News:
I've actually been mostly ignoring CWN for some time now - I no longer have the time or inclination to try to be the theological police for the entire Catholic sector of the blogosphere - but a reader emailed yesterday to tell me that he was skeptical about one of "Diogenes'" latest posts on CWN's blog. Responding to a Tablet article, CWN's house cynic lumps the French Dominican theologian Yves Congar in with several others [] who are to be rejected as unoriginal leftist publicity hounds. . . .READ MORE
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