1 posted on
06/05/2003 3:13:33 PM PDT by
Polycarp
To: .45MAN; AKA Elena; al_c; american colleen; Angelus Errare; Antoninus; aposiopetic; Aquinasfan; ...
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2 posted on
06/05/2003 3:13:56 PM PDT by
Polycarp
(I hereby Declare Today is National CKCAer day! (Catholic Kooks and Cranks of America, UNITE!))
To: Polycarp
13. You have to be Catholic to become Pope.
Answer: While this has been true in the past, the Fourth Secret of Fatima speaks of a Fisherman Pope who comes to Rome with a wife and kids.
3 posted on
06/05/2003 3:23:45 PM PDT by
drstevej
To: Polycarp
An absolutely EXCELLENT article!! Thank you for posting it. Deal Hudson truly knows how to open minds and hearts to reality. Bookmarked forever.
the Church continues to care for the arts so they will not be forgotten over time
This pope has canonized more saints than any pope before him. I have watched many of these canonizations and noticed that oftentimes, the community that supported the particular saint, brings up gifts to the Holy Father. These usually include a magnificent chalice, ornately decorated with symbols from that saints life. My question: What happens to all of these chalices? Where do they go? Are they used? By whom?
12 posted on
06/05/2003 4:58:06 PM PDT by
NYer
(Laudate Dominum)
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Please forward this letter to anyone you think might benefit from it. Come on in, the water's fine!
18 posted on
06/05/2003 5:18:38 PM PDT by
NYer
(Laudate Dominum)
To: Polycarp
Some rather odd choices of myths the author talks about. I wasn't really thinking of getting into apologetics against Hindus, but the author obviously feels it important.
31 posted on
06/05/2003 7:06:53 PM PDT by
Conservative til I die
(They say anti-Catholicism is the thinking man's anti-Semitism; that's an insult to thinking men)
To: Polycarp
Good discussions and reasoning on pertinent questions!
33 posted on
06/05/2003 7:14:27 PM PDT by
Salvation
(†With God all things are possible.†)
To: Polycarp
Thanks for this post, Brian.
39 posted on
06/06/2003 5:40:36 AM PDT by
al_c
To: Polycarp
Intereting article....not sure I agree with all of it (not that that matters). I'll read later!
To: Polycarp
Bump
49 posted on
06/06/2003 2:01:51 PM PDT by
Gophack
To: dansangel
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50 posted on
06/06/2003 2:15:37 PM PDT by
.45MAN
(If you don't like it here try and find a better country, Please!!)
To: Polycarp
This is when they'll come back with an amendment to the original statement by saying, "As long as you're not hurting others, you're free to do and believe what you like." But this is an arbitrary distinction (as well as another absolute statement)."Either way, while the proponents of these errors are free to promote them..."
But what about being free to do what you like, as long as you don't harm others? Is that just an arbitrary distinction? Consider: pot smoking is illegal, and adultery isn't. Much more arbitrary than the libertarian principle.
61 posted on
06/08/2003 5:21:09 PM PDT by
A.J.Armitage
(Christ died for the ungodly.)
To: Polycarp
63 posted on
06/12/2003 7:06:52 AM PDT by
Salvation
(†With God all things are possible.†)
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