text: I gave an example of a wealthy CEO from Argentina who is being considered for sainthood for just being a good guy and good boss who put his workers before profits.  I'd actually prefer it if the Catholic Church highlighted saintly normal people like Enrique Shaw rather than just priests and religious.  It is more egalitarian.  
  
  Each person should be judged on his/her merits rather than on being part of a group.  You are judging all remarried people the same and deeming them unworthy for Communion.  This includes innocent victims and people who just made one mistake along with serial adulterers.  You are judging that whole group unworthy of Communion regardless of individual circumstances.  I am pointing out that if we are going to judge remarried people as a group, then why not the wealthy?