The Friday before the Catholic church would celebrate the canonization of two popes, NBC's Today
hyped the "controversy" of the jubilant fans of Blessed John Paul II
"drowning out dissent" from those who felt "stomped on" during his
papacy.
Raining on the canonization parade, NBC's Anne Thompson said the crowds
who chanted "sainthood now" at John Paul II's funeral were "drowning
out dissent" from folks like, as leftist religion reporter David Gibson
told NBC, "Voices of women, voices of sex abuse victims, voices of the
more progressive folks in the church who felt they had gotten stomped on
during the 26, almost 27 years of John Paul II's papacy."
Just Before Canonization, NBC Hypes John Paul II Critic Saying Many Felt 'Stomped On' During His Papacy
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