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To: wagglebee

Actually, not entirely true....Bishops of SC, NC, and our wonderful Donohue here in GA were pretty damn straight forward on this.

Our priest and staff are very liberal, but our parish is overwhelmingly Bush...in fact I have yet to see 1 Kerry sticker at any mass yet, but there must be close to 100 Bush stickers at each mass.

Wore a Bush shirt to teach CCD today and one of my students parents said, jokingly I think "Politically indoctinating our kids to day??"

And I said, "I stopped trying to be non-partisan when Father and staff stopped...when they decide to stop, I'll stop. Until then, Bush in '04"


5 posted on 10/10/2004 11:38:03 AM PDT by hilaryrhymeswithrich (Vote Catholic Not Kerry)
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To: hilaryrhymeswithrich

I'm Catholic too, and I think it's a shame that ANY priest in the Roman Catholic Church would support Kerry. Kennedy's plank (and the Democrat Party nowadays) obviously contradicts the Church's teachings. (abortion, acceptance of the homosexual lifestyle, etc.)

Yes, I do think Communists infiltrated our Church, and are doing Satan's work to try to destroy His House from within. (Just like they're trying to do to the USA) As we know (or should know) the devil will not succeed.

Did you know that I heard on O'Reilly's show, (when I still watched it) that the more traditional, conservative dioceses do NOT have any problems with the number of priests? These are the ones that stick to Church teaching, no if's, and's, or but's; the ones who have had no priests involved in the sexual scandals that have plagued other areas in the country.

Have you complained to your bishop about this priest?


44 posted on 10/10/2004 5:54:27 PM PDT by vrwcagent0498 (Mark Levin and Ann Coulter are my patron saints.)
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