Posted on 06/04/2008 7:03:51 AM PDT by coffee260
St Sabina Church
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$100.00
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Individual Contribution
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1210 W 78th Pl
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9/18/1995
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Friends Of Coy Pugh
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Chicago, IL 60620
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St Sabina Church
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$150.00
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Individual Contribution
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1210 W 78th Pl
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2/16/1996
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Friends Of Coy Pugh
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Chicago, IL 60620
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St Sabina Outreach Ministry
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$2,500.00
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Individual Contribution
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1210 W. 78th Pl.
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10/14/2004
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17th Ward Democratic Organization
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Chicago, IL 60620
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St. Sabina
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$200.00
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Individual Contribution
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1210 West 78th Pl.
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11/7/2001
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Citizens to Elect Latasha R Thomas
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Chicago, IL 60620
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St. Sabina
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$875.00
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Individual Contribution
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1210 W. 78th
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6/14/2003
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17th Ward Democratic Organization
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Chicago, IL 60620
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St. Sabina
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$1,500.00
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Individual Contribution
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1210 W. 78th
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5/26/2004
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17th Ward Democratic Organization
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Chicago, IL 60620
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On the other hand, if you want to give your name, I'm sure you'll get a tipsters' reward of 10% (as in "tithing").
Good luck. I'll write you in Sing Sing for ratting out a holy man.
double standard bump
Prolly right about that. Worst case, these political type folk will be made to refund the improper donations, and “St. Sabina” will get a stern form letter from the IRS, then the whole thing will disappear down the memory hole.
However, if your average Baptist church had a pitch-in dinner, and two people got into a friendly discussion about the pros/cons of voting for John McCain, that church may well lose its tax exempt status, and somebody may be facing jail time...
LOL! Very funny!
At minimum, you would think the local bishop would be reaming him out for misuse of church funds.
Rats get away with this all the time. You make one mistake on your tax return and the IRS will be on you like stink on chit.
Catholics never get a free ride, especially on this forum!
Good. Sick the pflicking IRS on Pfleger.
IIRC, Pfleger is a Jesuit, not a Catholic
Jesuits are Catholics.
Too bad the ACLU won't pursue this...
not anymore
I attended Loyola when the Jesuits still took Christianity seriously (40 years ago), Pope John Paul II threw the Jesuits out of the Vatican in 1994, this is from Catholic.net, 1994:
John Paul’s dissatisfaction with some of the church’s traditional priestly operatives - like the Jesuits, whom he perceived until recently as becoming too liberal - has led him to encourage lay Catholic movements such as Opus Dei. (Papal spokesman Navarro is a member.) He has declared this controversial organization a personal prelature, which means that it is exempt from the jurisdiction of local bishops and reports directly to Rome. The Pope has also given warm encouragement to a new religious order, the Legionaries of Christ, which some conservatives see as a replacement for the Jesuits of old. Members are in training for up to 14 years (even longer than Jesuits) and have proved themselves to be more personally committed to supporting the papacy. With more than 300 priests and nearly 3,000 more in training, the Legionaries are on track to become a major force in the Catholic Church.”
My grandson attended Loyola (Chicago) recently, most signs of Christianity have been removed at the Lake Shore Campus.
He may have been unhappy with them in 1994, but it seems that there has been a reconciliation. He subsequently canonized a Jesuit, Saint José María Rubio y Peralta, in May 2003.
The same ACLU that was founded by commies? Of course not!
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