An e-mail:

Much has been said this week about the direction the Catholic Church needs
to go. The MSM (like the Andrew Sullivans, Amanpours, etc.) as well
disgruntled, former and current nuns seem to think that the Church is
hemorrhaging membership because of its inflexible moral rigidity on sexual
matters. …
They warn that more members will defect unless their issues are given
prominent consideration and the Church reverses its’ position. … I can’t recall any broadcasts exploring the possibilities
that a number of former Catholics have been collecting into the Evangelical,
Pentecostal and Non-Denominational movements. Moreover, these movements
are very similar if not more restrictive in moral doctrine, to the Catholic
Church. … Why does the MSM have such an aversion
toward an honest discussion about departures of former Catholics? “Quid est
veritas”?

ME: I tried to explore this topic–why people leave the Catholic Church–for a Crisis piece a bit back.