May Almighty God bless Fr. Corapi and his accuser so that a true resolution may happen. I cannot express all of the ideas and feelings I have for Fr. Corapi. I love him as a spiritual father, and a success story after being a huge failure, but also as someone who has helped thousands, if not millions get a grip on their spiritual lives. His courage has been outstanding, even in the midst of his on battle with sin. If I were to find out that he did it, that wouldn’t alter my view of his greatness because although any of us may acheive great spiritual improvement, we like him, or the Pope and Bishops or anyone still living in this world are capable of falling. As Fr. Corapi has stated that as regrettable it is to fall back into sin after acheiving spiritual progress, the most important attitude is to not continue on with the sin, but to repent from it, confess it, and then move forward! Of course its horrible. Sin has caused all of the misery in our world! We should hate it, but we being inflicted with a fallen nature, return to sin if we are not hard at work spending our time, as Mother Teresa has stated to us, hard at work doing good! Stay busy doing charity! For charity keeps us from sinning, and one act of charity makes up for thousands of sins! Be outraged with yourself if you commit sin, even a venial one. The outrage should not last too long though, then repent from it and beg for God’s deliverance from it and you won’t get stuck in any pattern of sin. This is called practicing the “Purity of intention in the presence of God”. Be kind to all of the priests even the failures as they are casualties in spiritual combat, except for those who were wolves from the start. Those enemies are only a very small number of our priests, and God told us that this would happen with the story of Judas. God bless you all, yes everyone.