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| Scholars (like me) would not be disinvited to conferences on Aquinas because they criticized John Paul's theology of the body, or be asked to sign a statement that they would not do anything to "embarrass the church" when lecturing at a university, or, on the basis of other anonymous calls, be warned by the vicar-general of an archbishop who is now a cardinal against being "soft on the bodily Resurrection" of Christ when teaching New Testament to adult Catholics. Campolo was then disinvited after some Illinois pastors objected. The United States, however, promptly disinvited the troops under pressure from various Iraqi groups in January. |
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