Boston Archdiocese Cheech and Chong Public Relations Firm

A local Boston Catholic has enlightened Boston Bloggers with information relating to a longstanding unsolved mystery: the disastrous stratagem of public relations of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston.

Our conclusions after watching the train wreck for years was that the media and public relations of the Archdiocese couldn't do a worse job if they were intentionally trying to sabotage the Cardinal's relationship with practicing Catholics.

It turns out that whilst Rasky Baerlein (the outside public relations firm which handles the nightmares of the Archdiocese and its internal communications director Terry Donilon) has been mishandling public relations of the Cathedra, Rasky has been simultaneously working to legalize marijuana.

As God is my witness, I can't tell you what a relief it is to know the head-scratching media relations of the Cardinal Archbishop of Boston is being galvanized by potheads.








"We, the unwilling, led by the incompetant, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have done so much, for so long, with so little, we are now qualified to do anything with nothing."
~Blessed Mother Teresa, pray for us.

Nepotism, Conflicts of Interest and the Micks on the Make in the Archdiocese of Boston

If you ever suspected underhanded money laundering schemes for favors going on at the Boston Chancery, do not miss the most recent posts at BostonCatholicInsider.

And, the BCI bloggers tell me there is more to come on the nepotism and greasing of palms between all the characters at the Boston Chancery.

Lord Have Mercy!!!

Is it any wonder there is a gag order on the teachings of the Church as they send forth pied piper David Thorp to bring in more wallets?

With all their amazing ingenuity on how to set themselves up to line their own pockets with cash being posted to Boston Catholic Insider, isn't half past time Cardinal O'Malley called up the Vatican to get Jim McDonough, Rasky and Jack Connors some kind of an honor at some dicastry?


Call this a hunch, but I think they've run out of good will and favors from the National Catholic Bioethics Center so I don't think you'll be seeing them rushed in to do a report on how ethical it all is.

At the very LEAST, the situation merits a post and a couple of dozen pictures of themselves on Cardinal Sean's blog on what an asset they all are up at the Pastoral Center.