Another Catholic Standard Cover-Up?

First, thanks to "A Washington DC Catholic" for shedding the light on this one.

On Sunday, August 1, an illegal alien who also happens to habitually drive while under the influence, was indeed drunk behind the wheel when he collided with three Benedictine nuns, killing one of them.  At the time of the accident, he was in the process of deportation, but he had been released by the feds on his own recognizance!

In its August 5th edition, the Catholic Standard ran an article about the tragedy.  However, a key detail was omitted.  My fellow blogger advises us all of an article in the Richmond Times-Dispatch that says that Carlos Montano, the man who killed and injured the nuns, was being assisted by the Hogar Immigrant Services, an arm of Catholic Charities in Arlington County.  At that time, he had at least one other episode of drunk driving.  Why did the Catholic Standard make no mention whatsover of the involvement of Catholic Charities in this Montano mess?

The Benedictine nuns have reportedly "decried the politicization of Montano's case."  With all due respect to the sisters in their grief, this incident is not just about them.  Montano could have killed anyone that morning; the sisters happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.  At the time, owing to both his illegal status and to his previous drunk-driving incident, he had no business being let loose. 

Had an Arizona-type law been in place and enforced, Sister Denise Mosier might still be alive.  When will the progressives in our Church grow up?  I am more convinced than ever before that Catholic Charities is another cabal that must be boycotted and even dismantled.