From NPR-
Among the more than 200 people who
responded to NPR’s request for information, many mentioned leaving
Catholicism for Episcopalian or Unitarian congregations. There is a
history of exchange between the Episcopalian and Catholic faiths,
although the Episcopalian Church does not track how many new members
came from Catholic parishes, according to Bishop Daniel Gutiérrez, of
the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania.
Some listeners, like Diane McGinty
from Delaware County, say they still draw comfort from practicing
Catholicism, but try to do so on their own terms.
“I
do like the mass, I just don’t like the institution,” she said. “I’m
tired of men in Church, running the show, telling me what to do.”
Others, like Rick Topper from Glenside, reject the idea that the
church belongs to abusers and leaders who tried to keep it quiet.
More here-
https://whyy.org/articles/haunted-by-clergy-abuse-pa-family-leaves-catholic-church-after-years-long-struggle/
Opinion – 23 November 2024
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