Criticism of The Catholic Church is tantamount to anti-Semitism – you read that right.

History was made yesterday.

You were alive to hear the worlds ‘richest’ statement – ever!

The gold-medal in the specialist event, known as: ‘the pot calling the kettle black.’

Here it is......

“Anyone who criticises The Catholic Church is committing an abuse comparable with those committed against the Jewish religion.”

In other-words, those spoken yesterday by of none-other than Vatican spokesman Rev Federico, criticism of The Catholic Church is tantamount to the act of anti-Semitism.

That’s right peoples – the group with the longest and most bitter history of Jew hating and the prime faith of those who orchestrated the atrocity known as The Holocaust – wants to label and silence its detractors by labeling them as acting like anti-Semites!

As I said in my intro, this has to be the “richest” statement of all time.

Ironically this outrage and abuse of the true meaning of the term anti-Semite came on the same-day The Archbishop of Canterbury stated the Roman Catholic Church has lost "all credibility" over the way it had dealt with paedophile priests.

This anti-Semitism parallel is further proof, if it were necessary, that The Catholic Church has indeed no credibility.

No mandate to preach to anyone on any subject, given it is the world’s largest historic abuser of children, lead by an ex-Nazi who covered-up acts of this abuse.

Just how low can this morally bankrupt group stoop?

Footnote: As you know I normally post a relevant piece of music to the article. Well one song that has recently come to my attention is by an artist, I admit I’ve never been a fan of – that was until now (must be getting old). This haunting humanist song by Joni Mitchell is worth a spin on any secularists turn-table. It's long but worth the listen.