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Cardinal Egan's Future Rests in Pope's Hands

Submitted by Saulius Simoliunas, May 16, 2007 19:07

showed his true colors by trying to sell Our Lady of Vilnius Church to developers and chasing the parishioners into the street. The Church is a historic monument to Lithuanian immigrants and the case is now in the Manhattan Supreme Court, whre a restraininhg order was issued to the archdiocese.

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showed his true colors by trying to sell Our Lady of Vilnius Church to developers and chasing the parishioners into...

Saulius Simoliunas 

May 16, 2007 19:07

I, for one, hope that our pontiff, Benedict XVI, will accept the resignation of Cardinal Egan. While Cardinal O'Connor wasn't... [MORE]

Rev. Ray Grosswirth 

Mar 28, 2007 12:56

I, too, agree that Cardinal Egan's resignation should be accepted, but for far different reasons than those stated in the... [MORE]

Jeffrey A. Herbert 

Mar 29, 2007 11:34

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