It’s clear enough that Maureen Dowd disagrees with several of Justice Scalia’s views: abortion, co-ed college dorms, capital punishment, and attendance of the Justices at the Red Mass are among them (though I don’t think that Justice Scalia has expressed any public view on the last of these, though I may be wrong). It’s not exactly clear to me whether she disagrees with Catholics expressing their views as such, or disagrees with the subjects about which they choose to express themselves, or disagrees with the positions that they stake out, or all three.

Just a quick note on the complex doctrine of cooperation in evil. Read more