Regarding: "...American Catholics helped to elect an administration that has been the most stubbornly unfriendly to religious believers, institutions, concerns and liberty in generations,” he said."
- Now Archbishop Charles relates the core of his perspective, the lens through which he interprets the secular world in which he lives.
- He is so angry at American Catholics helping to elect an administration who he accuses as being the most stubbornly unfriendly to religious believers, religious institutions, and religious liberty that he is completely unable to read emails referencing anything catholic without gall.
- No doubt the hard hard hard stone in the center of this anger is that no one in this country, because of religious liberty, thinks that a bishop or the bishops are the best sources of information about what it means to be catholic in a secular society, and how a catholic balances religion, faith, and belief within that society.