To: George W. Bush
OK.
I think I have read that St. Catherine of Siena had the power of levitation. If she had been alive and at the concert (why do I think she would have stayed away?), Lauryn Hill might have changed her mind while suspended in midair a few hundred feet over the Vatican. The image brings to mind the classic and powerful Jonathan Edwards sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.
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12/15/2003 10:37:59 AM PST by
BlackElk
(Edward Kennedy is a "Catholic" anti-Catholic bigot. Time for an old-fashioned, ummm, inquiry!)
To: BlackElk
OK. I think I have read that St. Catherine of Siena had the power of levitation. If she had been alive and at the concert (why do I think she would have stayed away?), Lauryn Hill might have changed her mind while suspended in midair a few hundred feet over the Vatican. The image brings to mind the classic and powerful Jonathan Edwards sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.
Well, she might not have been quite that angry.
Catherine probably would have just scolded her in a private note.
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