So the Empire State building's refusing to honor Mother Teresa. Boo, hiss, to it --it lit up for Mao Tse Tung once-- but I don't get Bill Donahue's
bullying a private enterprise to do his bidding. Who is he, Jesse Jackson? She's beatified, which means we're pretty sure she's dwelling in that eternal Light which utterly eclipses both the light from skyscrapers and the petty squabbles we men can dream up.
Donahue says of a planned protest:
I hope it's going to be nonviolent, I wouldn't encourage violence but I know there's a lot of anger.
Agree completely
with Christopher Blosser who doubts Mother Teresa would appreciate the "tribute" of a protest over such a thing.
