1 posted on
04/11/2004 9:13:50 PM PDT by
Coleus
To: 2ndMostConservativeBrdMember; afraidfortherepublic; Alas; al_c; american colleen; annalex; ...
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2 posted on
04/11/2004 9:16:24 PM PDT by
Coleus
(What were Ted Kennedy and his nephew doing on Good Friday in 1991? Getting Drunk and Raping Wonmen)
To: Coleus
The Rich Widows' Poodle
3 posted on
04/11/2004 9:17:55 PM PDT by
End_Clintonism_Now
(MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL CLINTON!)
To: Coleus
I invite any and all (who will, no doubt, be pinged to this thread) to refute the proposition:
The Archdiocese of Boston is the moral equivalent of a sewer.
4 posted on
04/11/2004 9:18:34 PM PDT by
ArrogantBustard
(Chief Engineer, Tomas de Torquemada Gentlemens' Club)
To: Coleus
I'm sure that the 'misery-index' will include the abortions-murders endorsed by this 'Catholic' person, kerry.
Naw, I guess not................FRegards
5 posted on
04/11/2004 9:19:46 PM PDT by
gonzo
(Y'know, crime just don't pay like it used to..............)
Contact Archbishop O'malley
http://www.rcab.org/info/contactform.html
he doesn't have an e mail address, this is what I found, you can use the above link and this address too.
webmaster@rcab.org,
Contact the Paulist Center
smyser@mit.edu, bachfan23@yahoo.com, info@paulistpress.com,johnardis@aol.com
The Paulist Center
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Welcome to the Paulist Center Community of Boston. As our name suggests, we are affiliated with the Paulist Fathers from whom our ordained ministerial staff are drawn. 1995 marked the 50th anniversary of the Paulist presence in Boston, and the 25th anniversary of the Paulist Center Community. The Chapel at the Paulist Center is the heart of our liturgical life. It is a simple space (left) and was renovated during the summer of 2001 to include access to the sanctuary for the physically disabled. The renovations also improved the sight lines and visibility of the sanctuary while creating a warm, welcoming, and communal space. |
| Where is the Paulist Center? The Paulist Center is located at 5 Park Street in downtown Boston. We are within a block of the Park Street subway station, the Massachusetts State House, the Boston Common, and Boston's historic Freedom Trail. Parking is occasionally available on the surrounding streets. Less adventuresome drivers can park in the Boston Common Garage, or public garages at One Beacon Street or Center Plaza. The Paulist Center has a discounted parking rate at the One Beacon Street Garage ($4.00 after 4:00 p.m. on weekdays and all day on weekends). You will need to get your parking ticket validated either at the Welcoming Center on the first floor or by asking any of the Liturgical Ministers. |
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Sounds like a New Age Parish, I wonder if members of the United Nations belong to it. |
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6 posted on
04/11/2004 9:21:02 PM PDT by
Coleus
(What were Ted Kennedy and his nephew doing on Good Friday in 1991? Getting Drunk and Raping Wonmen)
Did he ever go to Confession prior to receiving Holy Communion?
7 posted on
04/11/2004 9:25:45 PM PDT by
Coleus
(What were Ted Kennedy and his nephew doing on Good Friday in 1991? Getting Drunk and Raping Wonmen)
To: Coleus
8 posted on
04/11/2004 9:29:32 PM PDT by
Solamente
9 posted on
04/11/2004 9:32:23 PM PDT by
Coleus
(What were Ted Kennedy and his nephew doing on Good Friday in 1991? Getting Drunk and Raping Wonmen)
To: Coleus
Wherefore whosoever shall eat this bread, and drink this cup of the Lord, unworthily, shall be guilty of the body and blood of the Lord. 2But let a man examine himself, and so let him eat of that bread, and drink of that cup. For he that eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinketh damnation to himself, not discerning the Lord's body. (1 Corinthians 11:27-29)
To: Coleus
Barring Kerry from Communion is for the protection of his own soul.
To: Coleus
"a worship community of Christians in the Roman Catholic tradition" and that attracts people drawn to its dedication to "family religious education and social justice." I'd say that I'm speechless, but Lil dashole has led the way here. The Bishop said to Tommy, "your stand on abortion does not cut it with our beliefs. Get right or get gone."
Now the Lurch, it appears, has found a new "Catholic Religion"...a church that says it's ok to commit murder.
Gee, I did not know that there were so many "factions" in the Roman Catholic belief.
My Mother and I used to talk politics. Eventually, I understood that there was no shaking my Mother from her political beliefs. Total Democrat. Blind vote. Every time.
It came down to this: Mom, you are a Catholic. You raised me as a Catholic. I still believe in those values. How can you, in good faith, vote for people that actively support abortion? This is against your / mine religious beliefs. How can you do this?
I have two children. Ages 10 and 6. Both adopted. They are my heart and soul.
I cannot imagine my life without these two gifts from God. And I thank God, many times every day, that their biological mothers did not choose to commit the most horrific act I can think of.
Obviously, a very biased opinion on the matter. I just have a real hard time trying to understand my Mother's thought process.
LVM
17 posted on
04/11/2004 10:07:26 PM PDT by
LasVegasMac
("If everything is just barely under control......you are not going fast enough" - MA.)
To: Coleus
"Kerry Ignores Reproaches of Some Bishops"
The title says it all: "some bishops"
"John Kerry is a reprobate who has betrayed his Faith as a veritable Pontius Pilate, deferring to the dictates of the crowd and political expediency as he washes his hands of the blood of the innocent preborn."
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/1111828/posts
And yet out of about 200 bishops/dioceses, "some bishops" as in five or so spoke up in Communion with the teachings of the Church.
kerry is an apostate & a truly wicked beast so this should come as no surprise from him.
It's the bishops that I am dreadfully ashamed of.
We will never EVER have a culture of Life and a true land of Liberty Until the bishops stop living as politicians and become once again true shepherds.
18 posted on
04/11/2004 10:17:46 PM PDT by
cpforlife.org
(The Missing Key of the Pro-Life Movement is at www.CpForLife.org)
To: Coleus
the Paulist Center here, a kind of New Age church that describes itself as "a worship community of Christians in the Roman Catholic tradition" and that attracts people drawn to its dedication to "family religious education and social justice."LOL! I'm amazed that even the New York Times recognizes that this is a "New Age" church and not a Catholic church.
To: Coleus
Thank you for the link to the Archdiocese. I just sent them a letter. I ought to post it here so maybe others will also send their thought to the Archbishop.
Someone has to wake them up to the travesty. Kerry is all my family is talking about. Why do they have to abide by church law when he doesn't?
To: Coleus
Kerry is being obedient to his bishop, who says it's OK for him to receive communion.
Your argument is with the majority of American bishops who say it's OK to be pro-abortion, or who are silent.
30 posted on
04/12/2004 3:49:10 AM PDT by
Jim Noble
(Now you go feed those hogs before they worry themselves into anemia!)
To: Coleus; dubyaismypresident; secret garden; hobbes1
a kind of New Age church that describes itself as "a worship community of Christians in the Roman Catholic tradition" and that attracts people drawn to its dedication to "family religious education and social justice." also known as RC-lite....
34 posted on
04/12/2004 4:09:53 AM PDT by
xsmommy
To: Coleus
the Paulist Center here, a kind of New Age church that describes itself as "a worship community of Christians in the Roman Catholic tradition"when even the NYTimes calls your church a "new age church", you know they aren't Christian...
37 posted on
04/12/2004 4:21:06 AM PDT by
LadyDoc
(liberals only love politically correct poor people)
To: Coleus
Mr. Kerry's decision to receive communion represented a challenge to several prominent Catholic bishops, who have become increasingly exasperated with politicians who are Catholic but who deviate from Catholic teaching. The Church has taken the position that capital punishment is wrong. Will they refuse communion to those politicians who support it?
The Church has also taken the position that divorce is wrong. Will they also refuse communion to those politicians who support laws providing tax incentives for divorce or laws making divorce easily obtained?
41 posted on
04/12/2004 4:44:33 AM PDT by
Non-Sequitur
(Jefferson Davis - the first 'selected, not elected' president.)
To: Coleus
"I think there are many of us who would feel that there are certain restrictions that we might put on people" he said on the "Fox News Sunday" program. "But I think many of us would not like to use the Eucharist as part of the sanctions." You should if they're in mortal sin, and a lot of them are definitely in mortal sin. You're a wuss.
47 posted on
04/12/2004 4:54:44 AM PDT by
BlessedBeGod
('I went to Vietnam, yada yada yada, I want to be President...")
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