Dear Editor: To people who feel that women have no place in the church as altar servers or lectors (“No Fan of Latin Mass,” Readers’ Forum, Feb. 19) and feel that this may have caused the dwindling attendance, might I suggest that the decline in attendance can also possible be caused by the change in demographics in the church.

Dear Editor: Monsignor Vázquez was a great priest (“Msgr. Vasquez Was Brooklyn Diocese’s First Hispanic Pastor,” Obituaries, Nov. 17).

Dear Editor: I have known Father ‘Rock’ my entire life (“St. John’s Priest Is a ‘Rock’ for Athletes,” Feb. 23).He is a true Christian. He walks the walk that Jesus preached.

Dear Editor: You were truly one of God’s angels (“Sister Mary Kilian Sullivan, R.S.M.,” Obituaries, Feb. 11, 2015). As an adult it is easy to see all the love you had for your students.

Dear Editor: Priests are humans (“Diocese of Brooklyn Releases Names of Credibly Accused Clergy,” Feb. 23) Many Catholics have abandoned their religion because of this scandal. I feel that’s just a feeble excuse. I personally refuse to let the clergy stand in the way of my religion. If you truly believe in your religion then you would realize the clergy shouldn’t be the crutch for your abandoning your faith.

Dear Editor: It was with deep sadness we heard about the recent death of our late mother’s nephew, Father Vincent Keane (“Msgr. Keane, Teacher and Pastor, Served As Priest For 60 Years,” Feb. 9).

Dear Editor: Seeing the children on a school bus, we get a good feeling. What if you are in Queens and saw over 300 empty buses? And in Brooklyn, 400 empty buses?

Dear Editor: Andrew Cuomo has now joined the ranks of Herod and Pontius Pilate. That governor washed his hands of the murderous act the crowd was crying out for.

Dear Editor: Very sad about Mary Queen of Heaven in Brooklyn (“Three Brooklyn Diocese Schools Slated to Close, Two Will Merge,” Feb. 9). Great school, great teachers – why not give them more time?