[Pyro7480]

Father Daniel Berrigan, S.J. New York, NY; USA Catholic priest, author, lecturer, peace activist
Father Roy Bourgeois, M.M. Columbus, Georgia, USA Catholic priest; Founder, School of the Americas Watch
Father Ernesto Cardenal Managua, NICARAGUA Catholic priest; poet, sculptor, former Minister of Culture of Nicaragua
Bishop Pedro Casaldáliga Sao Felix de Araguaia, BRAZIL Retired bishop of Catholic diocese of Sao Felix Theologian, author
Father John Dear, S.J. Cerrillos, New Mexico, USA Catholic priest, peace activist, author
Father Miguel d'Escoto, M.M.. Managua, NICARAGUA Catholic priest; Foreign Minister of Nicaragua 1979-1990; Proponent of Nonviolent Evangelical Insurrection against Imperialism
Dorothy Day Catholic Worker Washington, D.C., USA
Bishop Thomas Gumbleton Detroit, Michigan; USA Auxiliary Bishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit Pastor of urban parish, author, lecturer, peace activist
Father G. Simon Harak, S.J. New York, New York, USA Catholic priest; Anti-Militarism Coordinator War Resisters League
Hartford Catholic Worker Community Hartford, CT, USA
Father Francois Houtart Louvain la Neuve, BELGIUM Catholic priest; Prof. Emeritus of the Catholic University of Louvain; Member of the International Council of the World Social Forum
Father Regino Martínez, S.J. Dajabón, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Catholic priest; Coordinator of Border Solidarity
Father Uriel Molina Oliú Managua, NICARAGUA Catholic priest; theologian, founder and former director of Centro Antonio Valdivieso, Managua
Father Ismael Moreno, S.J. El Progreso, Yoro, HONDURAS Catholic priest; Director of the Reflection, Research, and Communication Team (ERIC)
Father Joseph Mulligan, S.J. Managua, NICARAGUA Catholic priest working with Christian Base Communities; writer, peace activist
Michael O´Grady, S.J. Cambridge, Mass., USA
Father Eugene Toland, M.M. BOLIVIA
Father Francisco Xammar, S.J. Tarragona, SPAIN Catholic priest; International Christian Secretariate of Solidarity with the Peoples of Latin America (SICSAL)

A little explanation for those who don't know. The initials "S.J." after many of these priests names stand for "Society of Jesus," better known as Jesuits. Catholics who actually take their faith seriously are quite aware of the Jesuits "slide towards apostasy." They are one of the most heterodox orders in the Catholic Church. The Jesuits above are probably the old liberation theologians who supported the Sandinistas back in the '80s, and John Paul II, though his "rottweiler" Cardinal Ratzinger, who is now Pope, condemned them all, due to their Marxist tendencies. See liberation theology. The Jesuits have no love for Pope Benedict, since he "put a shot across their bow" when the editor of their publication America, Fr. Reese, had to resign due to pressure from the Vatican.

The priests with "M.M." are members of the Maryknoll religious community, which is also notorious for its heterodoxy.

The fact that these priests signed this petition do not surprise me at all.

[sageb1]

Thank you. Your knowledge is much greater than mine, so I count on you and learn from you.

[Convert from ECUSA]

Most Jesuits and Maryknolls are about as Catholic as Castro, Lenin, or Daniel Ortega. What a list of carpetbaggers, redder than Lenin's drawers! Yeeeeesh! Their religion is Marxism, not Christianity.

[chachachia]

I will fight my way through army recruiting center, get a mic and hook it up to a powerful amps and big speaker and tell them "Hey, do you wanna play America's Army game? I can get you all free CDs and you can even copy and distribute them as long as you do not try to reverse-engineered the program. I can teach you how to kill terrorists. I swear, they are really terrorist not freedom fighter. By the way, there is no freedom in radical muslim government Sheehan. Don't tell me you want to protest that official army first-shooter game."

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