Catholic League President: The Non-Religious Need Therapy Before They Die Early

"They [non-religious] believe that freedom is license to do whatever you want. That's when they're 'non-judgmental' when they made a judgment, when they make themselves non-judgmental. They believe in no holes barred. They don't like the three dreaded words in the English language -- we got my Jewish friends -- [indecipherable]. They don’t want to be told anything, which is why they die prematurely, they die unhappy. That’s why we have a disproportionate number of agnostics and atheists in the asylum, all of this is true.

Now, look, they got some serious problems. I'm talking here about the militants. I'm not talking about your average atheist or agnostic. They are not more of threat than a lame Catholic is. But I am talking about the organized group. It's only a small percentage of them but every year they have to try and do something to stick it to us. And like American atheists, when do they have their annual convention every year? On Good Friday. So it's all directly -- it's all the middle figure in the face of Christians ...

You take a look at people who are secularists and you compare them to people of faith, there is a huge difference when it turns to health and happiness, mental health, physical health and degree of happiness. Now, look, they got to work it out, fine. I’ll pay for their therapy, just keep your hands, your mitts off the Catholics during Christmas.”