"...no matter how often someone makes this mistake, there is always someone else willing to make the same mistake again the next year.
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Posted on 12/13/2005 8:00:46 AM PST by george76
Jesus Christ, what was the man thinking?
"...no matter how often someone makes this mistake, there is always someone else willing to make the same mistake again the next year.
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Peter denied Christ 3 times, so there is a precedent. But this priest should be ashamed. Deeply ashamed.
Holy Son of God, not a J-bomb! The fiend!
I bet the councilman never even considered the 1st Amendment in his tyrade.
We can call the tree anything we want. Just don't try to tell me what I can't call a Christmas Tree.
"giving the invocation" -- hellllllllooooooooooo, invocation...
A humourous take on this:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1538745/posts
Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, I don't believe it. :^)
Jesus Christ, still offending all the right people after 2,005 years.
Jesus Tapdancing Christ what was he thinking.
Try saying that to Him in person.
More like, since time began............In the beginning there was The Word..........
Well a few cracks are opening up in the walls of wacko liberal secular humanism. The lunacy of the anti-Christmas hysteria and agitation is starting to show.
I'm wondering how the councilman realized his mistake. I'm guessing his wife and the prospect of the couch during the Christmas season. Gibson could have given a little more info on this.
The priest never apologized for mentioning Christ. It was journalistic hyperbole to make the story sound better.
This was in the news several days ago (Dec 9th). According to the accounts of the original report the priest was shocked by the response by the Town of North Hempstead Supervisor and refused to deny the name Christmas or the spiritual nature of the season and the ceremony. Public outrage caused the supervisor to apologize both publically and privately to the priest.
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