Posted on 01/31/2005 9:14:49 PM PST by TAdams8591
When I called Speaker Bense's office, the woman answering the phone, actually wrote down my comments, & asked me to spell.
I told her that they should check Terrisfight.org and check videos of Terri's cognitive abilities, and I told them that a priest witnessed Terri returning a kiss to her dad (which I read by another poster & I think was mentioned on EWTN)
So please call Speaker for the House Allen Bense at 1-850-488-1450 and leave your best message with whomever answers the phone.
Please call the other #'s, too.
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How do you know?
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If I say then they will try to foil us in the future.
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If they read your posts they'll know you know.
It is illegal to keep secrets from the blonde! LOL she can't stand suspense!
That's not the article I meant to post. I'll try and find the other one.
On POSSIBLY as early as tomorrow, Tuesday, February 22, 2005, the Courts might have Terri's feeding tube removed for the THIRD time.
For any "newbees" to this thread, here are the numbers to call. Ask them to save Terri Schiavo by NOT allowing her to starve to death.
If you don't have time to call all of the numbers, please at least call one number (or e-mail). Calling is better than sending an e-mail, but please at least do something.
jeb.bush@myflorida.com
Gov. Jeb Bush 850-488-4441
Governor's Legislative Affairs Office: 1-850-488-5000
FL Legislature Senate President Tom Lee: 1-850-487-5229
FL Legislature Speaker fo the House Allen Bense: 1-850-488-1450
Attorney General Charlie Crist:
PHONE 850-414-3300
FAX 850-410-1630
ag@oag.state.fl.us
From a post from Floriduh Voter about A.G. Charlie Crist: FLA AG Crist's staff said to a caller "Crist it the attorney for the STATE, not for individuals." Well, THEN HE BETTER QUIT HELPING THE PARAPLEGIC WHO GOT KICKED OFF A US AIRWAYS FLIGHT. Either you are working for the people or the state and the Fla AG HAS A CIVIL RIGHTS DEPT.
Sun says: It looks like A.G. Charlie Crist is playing politics by choosing which disabled person he wants to help, & which he does not. I guess he thinks that helping a paraplegic is more popular with Florida VOTERS.
ALSO, you can:
PLEASE SIGN PETITION FOR TERRI
Without 11th-hour help Terri Schindler-Schiavo will soon be
starved to death. Husband Michael Schiavo -- thanks to yet
another outrage by an activist judge -- again has a death
sentence from the Florida courts to execute this courageous woman by removing her feeding tube.
Your quick help is needed! Please go to ConservativePetitions.com to see what is at stake not only for Terri but for all Americans.
Here's the address:
http://www.conservativepetitions.com/petitions.php?id=298
Terri is NOT PVS
CIVIL RIGHTS Chapter 765
HEALTH CARE ADVANCE DIRECTIVES View Entire Chapter
765.101 Definitions.--As used in this chapter:
(12) "Persistent vegetative state" means a permanent and irreversible condition of unconsciousness in which there is:
(a) The absence of voluntary action or cognitive behavior of any kind.
(b) An inability to communicate or interact purposefully with the environment.
http://flsenate.gov/statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=Ch0765/SEC101.HTM&Title=->2004->Ch0765->Section%20101#0765.101
"But she was "very surprised" to find that, "From the moment we entered the room, my impression was that Terri was very purposeful and interactive and she seemed very curious about the presence of obvious strangers in her room."
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=42240
The court hearing scheduled for today was moved to Wednesday, Feb 23. Judge Greer will have the mandate from the 2nd District Court of Appeals by then.
The stay expires tomorrow, Feb 22.
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Not necessarily a bad thing...they must be getting flooded. Keep it going, Freepers!
That certainly describes how he acts.
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TPC Fax:
Send a fax from your web browser:
http://www.tpc.int/sendfax.html
Format of number to input is:
(ex. Pres. U.S. [POTUS]) -> 1 202 456 2461
(ex. Atty. Gen. Gonzalez) -> 1 202 514 1009
Vice Pres. Dick Cheney 1 202 456 2710
Carl Whitehead (Agent in Charge) - Tampa FBI Field Office -> 1 813 272 8290
I married a non-Catholic in the Church. My sister married a non-Catholic in the Church. The only thing we did was inform the priest.
The Cathechism implies below that a Catholic can marry a non-Catholic with "special permission", not "special dispensation". So I don't see where I'm wrong on my statement that you don't need "special dispensation"
It says a special dispensation is required for a "disparity of cult" and then explains that a disparity of cult is between a Catholic and a non-baptized person, which is not the case in most mixed marriages. If there was a "special dispensation", we never knew about it.
I know that at one time, it was harder to marry a non-Catholic in the Church, as lakey said about her family in the 40s, but it certainly wasn't a big deal when I married.
My other statement was based on my knowledge of my grandparents case. They became Catholics after they were married for a long period of time, and the Church would not recognize their marriage or allow them to marry in the Church because they couldn't prove that my grandfather's first marriage was to a lady that had not been baptized. A Christian marriage, but not a Catholic one. About 30 years later the Church gave them permission to marry after they were able to prove she hadn't been batized and his first marriage was then considered not a marriage in the eyes of the Church. For as long as I can remember they had separate bedrooms and were two very devout Catholics in good standing with the Church.
I have my own personal opinion on this whole case, but I'll leave that out.
Anyway my knowledge is based on my personal experiences. It sounds like the "special dispensation" you refer to below must be hard to get between a Catholic and a non-baptized, person.
So, I stand corrected on the second statement. Evidently, with a "special dispensation" a Catholic can marry a non-batized person. I was interpolating from my grandparents case, since the Church recognized his first marriage and was told that if he could prove his first wife wasn't batized then he could remarry in the faith.
Catholic ping! Can you guys help spread the word about Bishop Lynch? I guess he is appropriately named!
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