Somehow this piece wouldn't "stick" when I tried to paste it in, as it an important quote.  I'll try it here -

Joseph Ratzinger, in 1984 spoke of "two Luthers: an earnest and Christ-centered devotional genius on the one hand, and a radical theologian whose personality and intellectual radicalism led him into heresy on the other."   How true.  Luther set the stone that expanded and built the camps that killed most of Europe's Jews.  It is no wonder that Germany became so Protestant.  And even the majority of Europe's Catholic bishops supported the Nazi "solution."  And some continued to proclaim themselves as followers of Christ.  Successors of he Apostles.  In reality they were no better then the Nazis, just wearing colorful capes.  We Catholics can never forget how wrong and far the Church can stray from Christ.  Luther saw it clearly (especially that selling of indulgences).  For that we owe him our gratitude.