text: The story "Traditionalist Catholics find a home" is interesting and points to what is dividing us as communities - civic and religious - in so many ways.  
  
  I say I want to support traditionalist Catholics practicing faith in a way that is meaningful to them.  But then, I react negatively when the parish turns out to require women to wear a veil in Church and when the community seems to want to include only those who will conform to their way of living the faith.  I suppose I have to hope my bishop doesn't turn over my parish to the Missionaries of St. John the Baptist.  
  
  The reaction of those who live around the church to a procession through some neighborhood streets  - a person asked if they had a permit. Understandable  in today's world, but sad.  The fight over permitting a grotto to be created - again understandable but pointing to how creation/expansion of religious centered spaces feels like an intrusion into secular - religion free - space.  Where is there room for religion?