You're kidding me

I just read a story about Bishop Morlino of the Diocese of Madison and his decision to ask a catechist in his diocese to stop teaching things that are contrary to the Catholic faith. As I'm googling the whole thing I come accross a blog post this is pro-this particular woman.

Now anti-Catholic or anti-Magestisterial commentary is not the most, well, rare thing out there in the blogosphere; it is, rather, quite rampant. Yet what got me even more in this case is that the author is not even a Catholic! So we have an Episcopalian giving her view on why the Catholic bishop should not have fired somebody who wasn't teaching Catholicism. Wow, he's really a mean guy isn't he? Please. I expect my math teacher to teach math. I expect my superviser to supervise. I also expect my Catholic bishop to teach Catholic things, whether or not they are 'nice.' If you don't like being Catholic, don't be Catholic. Nobody forces you; religion is one of those volunteer-things. Easy.

Here's the link to the story.

I thought about posting a comment, but it was posted in March. I'm a little late.

I'm a Catholic and although I don't adhere to Episcopalian teachings, I sure as Hell would not step in and tell the Episcopalians how to run their community. Back off.