This is not a political blog. It never has been, and I have no intention of making it one. But this story is important because it demonstrate why the "myth" (as I've heard some Christians call it) of the Separation of Church and State is not only NOT at myth, but why it is a blessing that we in the U.S. are so fortunate to enjoy, and why it is so important that the "wall of separation" that our Nation's Founders built between its civil and religious realms remains strong and thick:

"Connecticut considers bill that sidelines bishops, dictates Church financial oversight"