Letters

Simply put

Thank you for your good work.
Fr. Ed Henhoeffer
Brantford, Ont.

A Great Compliment

I just finished reading the latest issue of The Interim. This is an excellent pro-life paper, one of the best of its kind. Keep up the good work!

Fr. Paul B. Marx, OSB
Founder of Human Life International
Collegeville, Minn.

Growing pedophelia threat

"Today homosexuality, tomorrow pedophilia" (August, Interim) was great. On hold now, pedophilia is inevitable for this reason: never have our streets and parks so temptingly teemed with thousands of unsupervised, drifting, lonely children and juveniles "ripe" for plucking. In conscience-dying Canada, "opportunity" - by default - remains the determining factor driving deviant and criminal acts.

"Those so blind they will not see," the current conflict with sodomic forces as all-out war between religion and atheistic hedonism, are a greater threat than the known enemy. History abounds with treachery, none deadlier than Judas's sell-out and Peter's denial, of Christ!

Aileen M. Sivell
Burlington, Ont.

This is surreal

This may seem a little gimicky, but I must resort to this direct appeal to you. When I look back at early Interims, I'm amazed at how often two pages were not enough for all the letters to the editor. In recent months, we have had very few. I must wonder: are people reading the paper anymore?

I'm joking. Increasingly, I find that many of you call or you write letters and ask that they not be published. That is fair enough. But certainly there are a number of you who want to get something - anything - off your chest. Please send you complaints and compliments to The Interim by fax, email or regular post (all the information is listed below the editorial cartoon). If you don't send us your two-cents worth, I'll have to resort to even further writing. And isn't there already enough of me in the paper?