Points to Ponder:

[W]hat I observed [with other people] was abject conformity and the desperate desire for the safety of will-less passivity. Not passivity of the body, but passivity of the mind…They were either unwilling or unable to think beyond the confines established by the pack…They lead blighted lives, bereft of any interest in science, philosophy, morality or art… They were merely passing through existence, as cultural ballast, individuals that never looked up, held nothing sacred; while I and others seeking to achieve the ideal were righteously doing what truly, in logic and reality, was of fundamental importance. [Mike Mentzer]

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Briefly...

I rarely likes to comment on ecclesial administrative issues but:

--I think there needs to be an easier way to hold cardinals accountable for negligence than has traditionally been the case.

Also...

--Some level of lay involvement needs to be required and not merely optional.

Points to Ponder:

Life's too short to drink bad wine or smoke poor cigars. [Don Johnson]

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