Legionaries Future in the Balance
America magazine online
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Has anyone thought about the damage that has been done to the young men and women who were part of this group? The order has clear signs of a cult mentality. My experiences with people who have been involved with cults is that they are almost permanently damaged. Probably because they are people who are drawn to such extreme groups, they may respond extremely. They could be lost to the Church or harbor deep resentments toward Church authority and structure. That would be a true shame! But what is to be done? Would they ever be able to fit in with typical parochial and diocesan situations? I don't envy Pope Benedict in this. He will need the wisdom of Solomon and then some!
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Posted By Fr. Charles McDermott
Friday, September 18, 2009 03:54:30 PM
giving voice to the many who leave and are never heard or spoken of again.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Friday, July 16, 2010
Why Don't (more) People Leave?
The blogger is indebted to Dialogue Ireland for this very helpful report on Why it is So Difficult for People to Leave High Demand Groups. Although this case refers to Scientology, we believe it can be applied, servatis servandis, to the Legion of Christ and Regnum Christi Movement which has already been associated to Cults by experts such as I.C.S.A., Steve Hassan, et al.
Please read this article with an open -not cult-like closed- mind to obtain a better understanding of what members go through
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
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