Blog Fight: Roman Catholic Church vs. New York Times

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adjuct of AL 8:23PM February 20, 2010

Protesters claim Bishop fired them unfairly

Officials with the diocese gave this statement Wednedsay:

The Catholic Diocese of Venice in Florida Has been and continues to be open and willing to communicate with all the faithful and groups of good will. With respect to the organization know as "Call to Action," the Holy See has stated, "the activities of Call to Action in course of these years are on contrast with the Catholic faith due to views and positions held which are unacceptable from a doctrinal and disciplinary standpoint."

Given this, it is not deemed opportune to communicate with the said group.

As regards personnel issues raised by "Call to Action" group, any discussion of such matters requires utmost consideration with regards to privacy. It is important to note that decisions made by parishes and Diocesan entities employ the principle of subsidiarity, that is to say, that are decisions made at the lowest level. In the context of good stewardship it has been necessary to make budgetary cuts, which have resultant personnel implications. It is always saddening when individuals lose their employment.

In examining the issue of employment, every parish and Diocesan entity has a responsibility to act as good stewards, exercising fiscal prudence, especially during these challenging economic times. The faithful of the Diocese have been very generous in support of their parishes and the Diocese.

http://www.abc-7.com/Global/story.asp?S=11890608

Harryson of FL 12:45PM January 30, 2010

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