"I am much happier...."

A voice is a second face. What would we do without the voice of an ex-Catholic, concealed behind a nostalgia for sorts for "the old country," but compelled to tell us how "much happier" she is in her new church! I  always wonder -- to what end? Out of love? To "save" us? To gloat over her "happiness" -- she's so much happier -- squander it with self-satisfaction? 

Sounds also like one consumed with "happiness" in her new congregation but does not want to produce it in her former one? I m not sure. What does that mean? That we should feel envious, with envy being a kind of praise for her? To what end? Nancy has to tell us! One thing's for sure: the "happiness" of former Catholics -- who feel compelled to tell us of their "happiness" in a Catholic post -- is the only thing that can multiply by division,  separation, partition into moveable promotional parts. lol. I don't know if it takes off the edge of "happiness" or putative envy of sorts, but it is funny.