THAT is a Catholic sentiment.
I have a quick question for you Boniface: Do you believe that willfully making oneself drunk is a mortal sin?
There are certain things which we know are mortal sins. However, after having studied theology and being taught and mentored by several traditional priests, I can tell you that I have learned that what may be a mortal sin to one person is not always to another, and vice versa. That is why we have the Sacrament of Confession, where we can receive counsel.
However, drinking alcohol in order to get drunk to the point of not being able to discern your correct behavior is, ideally, a mortal sin - only inasmuch one has the intention of doing it to be truly wrong. Make sense? Maybe not. I am nto a priest - again, the point is, only one's Confessor can really counsel the soul as to what may or may not have been a mrotal sin due to the circuмstances of the event, one's mindset at the time, state in life, etc etc etc. There's a lot of psychology when it comes to sin!