Sound Off

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

From the Troy Record this morning: two comments on the “Passion” Letter.

http://www.troyrecord.com/articles/2009/11/10/opinion/doc4af8abf778c76079871378.txt

Truth is in his heart

Nice letter to the editor about Father Rodino from Jim Baldwin, but it still doesn’t suffice the fact that he’s on leave for sexual abuse. Only Father Rodino in his heart knows the truth.

Leave it to the justice system

I just finished reading Jim Baldwin’s Pulse of the People regarding Father Rodino. What a wonderful man he was, what a wonderful man of faith he was. Well, that’s fine, Mr. Baldwin, but you weren’t one of his victims. We will let the justice system, not the public, take care of the evidence.

Sound Off, Troy Record, November 10, 2009

Topics: News

Comments

By Rick on November 15th, 2009 at 7:10 pm

Not only was the Bishop at least aware of behaviors unbecoming a Priest.Also the priest advocate a Father Dimeke was informed of potential problem” behaviors” by the priest.

By Rick on January 9th, 2010 at 3:40 pm

this those ” supporters” has gone to far! Support a man who has been allowed for years to get away with slimmy behaviors. Bishop Hubbard has been one of the lazy bishops when it comes to going after sex offending priests. So if he has removed Rodino you know somthing is up…..As for bringing spirtiuality to the parish… the place must of been a damn wasteland before his arrival!

By Emily on June 1st, 2010 at 3:11 pm

this those ” supporters” has gone to far! Support a man who has been allowed for years to get away with slimmy behaviors. Bishop Hubbard has been one of the lazy bishops when it comes to going after sex offending priests. So if he has removed Rodino you know somthing is up…..As for bringing spirtiuality to the parish… the place must of been a damn wasteland before his arrival!

 

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