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To: Aliska
It's disrespect for the whole catholic religion not to allow the catholic parents something of her earthly remains to comfort them if for no other reason.

There's been a lot of discussion here about Michael's attorney being caught up in 'scientology.' Surely you can see, that simply because someone's relative's religion specifies thus or so is no reason to abrogate the law. The RCC can hold any ceremony they wish for Terri, with or without a bone chip or a lock of hair. [Hint: this is 2005.]

163 posted on 04/03/2005 12:31:26 PM PDT by winstonchurchill
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To: winstonchurchill
[Hint: this is 2005.]

Funny the picture you paint sounds more like 1984.

168 posted on 04/03/2005 12:37:58 PM PDT by An American In Dairyland
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To: winstonchurchill

Terri was Catholic. But Mikey didn't get the last laugh on this one point. Terri was included in the mass for Pope John Paul II before she was cremated. And she was included in the mass yesterday in DC. Probably many more, also.

Her lock of hair wasn't needed for the mass. Her parents wanted it as a remembrance. So, naturally, Mikey denied them.


178 posted on 04/03/2005 12:49:32 PM PDT by Jrabbit
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