What relevance does all that have to the embezzlement issue under discussion?—Ed McManus  When we studied justice and rights in school, my classmates and I decided that in this life there was to be neither justice nor rights.  The idea is to behold the face of God in justice . . . or the apparent lack thereof.  Should a pastor fleece his flock, he would not be the first.  Just as Black Catholics surviving those sold down the river by the Maryland Jesuits, rather than set them free, just as those surviving Black Catholics kept their Roman Catholic Faith, so must the rest of the Faithful occasionally, when also fleeced by their pastors.  Jacob should not have had to fight with his loving God.  That demoniac should not have been possessed by an evil spirit, to begin with.  All of such goofy stuff can draw the Faithful to contemplate God at Mass . . . at least maybe.  😊