Post Dispatch: Bishop Gregory's term is ending

Overall, this seems to be a fairly decent article.

"The poor man went through an ordeal. The mistakes of a lot of people were on his plate," said the Rev. Richard John Neuhaus, editor of First Things, a conservative Catholic magazine. "Regardless of what we thought of the decisions he made, we all have to recognize that he labored heroically under very difficult circumstances."
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Gregory said that ... he differs from some of his brother bishops.
"I do not feel that a cleric who has a credible incident of child abuse in his past can be returned to public ministry. I do not believe it. I didn't believe it when I arrived in the diocese, and I have less reason to believe it today," he said.
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Gregory's appointment of former Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating to the chairmanship of the church's national review board was another move some see as divisive.

Personally, I believe the appointment of people of the anti-life persuasion were more divisive and raised serious questions regarding character and prudence.

The article is here. I think it made for interesting reading. Any thoughts?