My letter to Pope Benedict re: Bishop Williamson, the Holocaust denier

Dear Sir,

It is most unfortunate and unbecoming of a religion that aims to serve and fulfill God's wishes (which must include the health and continuity of God's Great Creation, and ALL of God's Great Creation) to allow someone such as Bishop Williamson to be a voice or spokesperson of Catholicism.

I myself respect any entity of any religion that respects God's Creation and ALL of God's Children but it will be a great injury to me, and my family and friends, several of whom are active Catholics, if the Catholic Church does not condemn Mr. Williamson's beliefs and disconnect itself from him entirely.  He is a strong believer in a falsehood that he would then perpetuate to all of his congregation, and with the complacency of the Church if you allow it.  That would be a very dark mark upon you and your organization.

Very adamantly,
Jay and Mari Vega
Texas, USA

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