Vision befuddled.

Toronto -- The question of sex abuse by homosexual priests in Canada was aired on Vision TV on February 6, 2005, in a completely unacceptable way. The fifteen minute segment quoted the incredible estimate of 58% percent, or over 5000 Catholic priests in Canada, being homosexual, but then never produced the "studies" on which this figure was supposedly based; nor could Vision TV get a single one of these 5000 priests to appear on their show. Instead, the producer fell back on vague claims made by former Jesuit priest Roger La Rade in Regina (who now runs his own "church"), "gay" former brother Thomas Novak and lesbian Sister Sandra Stewart, both of Winnipeg.

The commentary by Marianne Meed Ward, accusing the Church of being inconsistent, supposedly cracking down on homosexual activity but doing nothing about the seven deadly sins in general, reflected only ignorance and confusion on her part.

On April 10, a week after the Pope's death, the same author slammed John Paul in the Toronto Sun for opposing condoms in Africa and liberation theology in Latin America. On the same date but in the Toronto Star, Linda McQuaig made the Pope responsible for the American "pedophile" scandals, supposedly failing to do anything about it by "turning his back" on the problem. (Editor." In reality, it was the resistance of the American bishops that has delayed the resolution of the homosexuality--not pedophilia--sex abuse scandals.)