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Pray for a conversion.
While it's not exactly a mystery why the overwhelming majority of Catholic bishops don't ever really refer to natural truth or seem to ever even acknowledge natural virtue (much less supernatural virtue), it still remains frustrating, as a Catholic, when non-Catholic Christian men of goodwill do.
Jesse Lee Peterson is one of those men of goodwill (goodwill being, of course, the first step necessary for salvation). Peterson is a nationally recognized radio host who, because of his political conservatism, has, of course, been canceled, banned, mocked and all the above because he says the emperor has no clothes.
In fact, from a Catholic perspective, Peterson says more in one interview or one radio show than the entire United States Conference of Catholic Bishops does in an entire year.
The problem with the bishops (among billions) is they view themselves as some kind of business or corporation where the primary duty is to please the stockholders and make a profit so they can pay some enormous dividend at the end of the year.
The problem is, they have wiped out their own customer base with their immorality, lust for money and their politics.
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> > **Pray for a conversion.**
> > While it's not exactly a mystery why the overwhelming majority of Catholic bishops don't ever really refer to natural truth or seem to ever even acknowledge natural virtue (much less supernatural virtue), it still remains frustrating, as a Catholic, when non-Catholic Christian men of goodwill do.
> > Jesse Lee Peterson is one of those men of goodwill (goodwill being, of course, the first step necessary for salvation). Peterson is a nationally recognized radio host who, because of his political conservatism, has, of course, been canceled, banned, mocked and all the above because he says the emperor has no clothes.
> > In fact, from a Catholic perspective, Peterson says more in one interview or one radio show than the entire United States Conference of Catholic Bishops does in an entire year.
> > The problem with the bishops (among billions) is they view themselves as some kind of business or corporation where the primary duty is to please the stockholders and make a profit so they can pay some enormous dividend at the end of the year.
> > The problem is, they have wiped out their own customer base with their immorality, lust for money and their politics.
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