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To: Digger; TBP

Many here would say no, they won’t arrest them. However, if they did & it’s possible, this would be the total end of ever referring to this nation as a democracy.


What they have already done is in direct violation of the Constitution.

Even if they don’t arrest Priests, this is an outrage that should be addressed - but by whom?


78 posted on 10/09/2013 11:54:11 AM PDT by KittenClaws ( You may have to fight a battle more than once in order to win it." - Margaret Thatcher)
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To: KittenClaws
The Archdiocese for the Military Services in the US estimates that 50 priests were prevented from celebrating Mass on military bases on Sunday, October 6, because of a policy barring civilian chaplains during the federal government shutdown.

Although the US House of Representatives voted 400 to 1 to allow civilian chaplains on bases, and the Defense Department announced that it was recalling civilian employees, these policies apparently came too late to allow some chaplains to administer the sacraments.

Chaplains have been assured that they will be able to resume normal schedules this coming Sunday.

83 posted on 10/09/2013 12:13:37 PM PDT by TYVets
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