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To: Oakleaf
"If you are not a Roman Catholic and think this has nothing to do with you..."

Obviously what affects one church affects all of them to some extent, but looking at this from the perspective of the litigation that local Episcopal and Presbyterian parishes have had to endure when they severed themselves from the 'parent' church that has gone insane and demonic, this bill could be a good thing, in the event of a similar problem arising in the Catholic Church (not saying that it will happen).

43 posted on 03/08/2009 11:04:55 AM PDT by editor-surveyor (The beginning of the O'Bummer administration looks a lot like the end of the Nixon administration)
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To: editor-surveyor

This is in fact designed to make it easier to take Church property. Think of the “lay boards” as the equivalent of ACORN staffed agencies and polling places, because it’s the Voice of the Faithful (radical leftist “Catholic” group) that would make up the membership of the majority of these boards. They hate Rome and have no loyalty either to the Pope or the Bishop (VOTF is in favor of women clergy, married clergy, gay marriage, and the whole liberal ball of wax.)

This bill is being supported by VOTF, although it was probably put forward by McDonald, who is gay and just “married” his boyfriend, as pay-back for the Church’s opposition to gay marriage. They’re looking forward to the day when some incident occurs that will enable the government to force the Church to choose between Rome and Washington, and they expect to be able to seize the property and set up their own “Patriotic Church” that is loyal to Washington and not to Rome.


55 posted on 03/08/2009 1:00:58 PM PDT by livius
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