Hi Marlon,

I was speaking out of practical experience. When I was approached by the 
Geelong Revival Group, which has a presence in Goa, as I understand, I was told 
that I would be cured of my skin ailment, psoriasis. In course of conversation 
with the people, they called the Pope names and said a lot about what they 
thought of the Catholics. This, of course made me think twice. 

Equally so, there are papers and editorials which try to defame the Catholic 
Church both in Melbourne and elsewhere in the world. I could say a lot about 
the good works performed here and elsewhere, but then again I would again be 
accused of "superiority".

These statements of mine in no way claim any "superiority" of the Catholics 
over other Christians, or indeed, believers of other religions.  The statements 
were made because many people equate Protestants and other Christian cults with 
Catholics, and then accuse the Pope and Catholics for the behaviour of the 
aggressive Christian groups. One such instance was burning the Church of St 
John the Baptist (Catholic) some years ago, mistaking it for a Baptist 
(Protestant) church.

Regards,

Gabriel

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