Matthew, people such as Incredulous will only aid in the destruction of your site's reputation, and serve as the means for Boston to continue its resistance to the Bishops and to their affiliated priests.
Fr Pfeiffer doesn't go on the internet Manuel so this site has nothing to do with his resistance to the Bishops and other priests.
Father Pfeiffer does not use the internet, but Pablo does. He filters the stories to Father. So, yes, it does affect the situation.
I don't know who you are, but I've been biting my tongue for some time now. You are a pretty poor choice of a PR agent, in my opinion. I've known this relationship between Fr Pfeiffer and this wretched mexican for at least 15 years. I know personally with very little time around them together, it doesn't take long to figure things out. You say you have a brother there and you have spent at least 30 days there that I know of. What I'm saying is cut the crap and start being honest about what is really going on. I know a lot of past history and really don't want to divulge it because it could affect people who would rather not be involved in this matter. I believe in justice, being you've somehow have assumed this role of being the "Devils advocate" for OLMC, that you come clean on this matter. It is my opinion, your interjections have not borne good fruit.
I tried a more subtle approach in November, and encouraging change through what I hoped to be a good example.
Aside from the amusing arrogance and narcissism of this statement, what is wrong with this picture--a layman, going into an alleged Catholic seminary to fill the void for good example?
You claim narcissism, but I think you are not properly applying this word.
It is not arrogance. I can see problems and find solutions, and apply them in ways that can get the best performance out of each person involved. After more than a decade of retail management, I am fairly certain that I can help the seminary rebuild burned bridges and help mend the wounds of the last few years. I have ideas on how the seminary can make money, rather than hemorrhage funds. It would take a team effort, and I could not do it alone. I need help in order to succeed.
Father Pfeiffer needs help. I need to try again, or I will forever regret not taking that risk.
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