It started with ABC News and other international media on July 17 and then Canada’s national newspaper, the Globe and Mail, picked up on it July 20 in Tabatha Southey’s regular column entitled “Tart.”
“The Church currently has a Facebook page, and a news portal — any latter-day Martin Luthers need only hack its web site to deliver a message. The Church also plans to use Pinterest, which at first made me think it had agreed to start ordaining bunny rabbits or whimsically icing the communion wafer. But really this is a natural step for a faith that has always embraced pageantry,” she writes...
(Brehl is a writer in Port Credit, Ont., and can be reached at bob@ abc2.ca.)
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