From the article; "For me, one of the big problems with Catholicism is it is often more interested in being Catholic than it is in being Christian."

I have been saying just this for a number of years now.  I have tired of the front-pew-sitting, guilt-ridden, blindly-obedient, complain-about-every-perceived-liturgical-slight, know-it-all, Super-Catholics. 

They seem to be too busy following the rules of Catholicism instead of being Christian in character and actions. Their time is spent in the confessional, the pew, and following the rules of this, that, and the other. They spend very little time actually helping anybody, AKA The Golden Rule. They are often so possessive of “their” church and “their” Sunday circle of friends, they do not extend a friendly welcome to new parishioners, guests, or even current parishioners with whom they are not familiar.