Chicago Daily Observer

If you ask the average man on the street, regardless of his religion, he’d probably tell you that anyone who would disrupt an Easter Mass with a political protest—complete with stage blood and attempted “die-in”—is a jerk with little if any reverence for God or the sanctity of a church as a place of worship.

But according to the Chicago Tribune’s Manya Brachear the so-called Catholic Schoolgirls Against the War are representative of a “frustrated faction” of Catholic faithful (emphasis mine):