Several years ago it was almost impossible to get the media to take the issue of anti-Catholicism seriously; today, anti-Catholicism has become a relatively popular topic in both the secular and religious press. Most of these articles cite the same sources and anecdotes. Andrew Kopkind wrote in New Times that there are only ten men in America running the new cold war, and it sometimes seems there are only four running the war on anti-Catholicism—James Hitchcock and Virgil Blum, S.J., of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, plus priest-sociologist-columnist Andrew Greeley and Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan.