Yesterday the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops elected Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York as their new president, setting aside a well established custom of electing the out-going vice-president, in this case, Bishop Gerald Kicanas of Tuscon.

In the blogosphere, this has been the source of much commentary which has often generated more heat than light.

Two reasoned post-election reflections can be found in the words of John Allen at the National Catholic Reporter and Mike Hayes at Googling God.

For a longer view of what took place this week, see Rocco's entries at Whispers.

And, here's a link to Deacon Greg's own Currents and an interview with Rocco.


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