text: My question:  Are any of these bishops mentioned checking out their own dioceses to see if this "original sin" is active and alive in their dioceses?  Are any of them writing a letter/note of sympathy to Heather Heyer's Mom and family?  Are they planning to include letters in the Diocesan Newspaper about this, or setting up tactical approaches to counter the hatred [it would be nice if they collaborated---many dioceses---the larger, the better], with this?
  
  My theory is that too many will say, "My, my!  This was terrible!" Then they would leave it at that.  Statements are good, and we need them.  But actions speak louder than words.  Mrs. Heyer [Heather' s Mother], was crying at the death of her daughter.  But she stated that she "didn't want to get angry, because that leads to more hatred---and she doesn't want to hate."  That's great wisdom coming from this anguished mother.  Will our bishops come up with a plan to try to counter that anger, that hatred or not?