[Maximilian]

"This is not religion," we were told, and quickly parroted to our wide-eyed friends and family, "this is a relationship!" That relationship with Jesus was further expressed, and distanced, from the incense-and-icon atmosphere of Catholicism and other formal expressions of divine longing by the instantly recognizable symbol that had become Calvary's logo: not a cross or crucifix (too negative, too brooding), but a dove, an oddly misshapen outline of a descending dove that resembled a melting B-52 on a suicide dive. We loved it, dutifully scribbling the shape in the margins of our Bibles, wearing it on T-shirts, and dangling it from chains around our necks.

I wonder if this is where the Cleveland diocese got the inspiration for their gay logo?

[Gamecock]

You want a pic?

[Diago]

not a cross or crucifix (too negative, too brooding), but a dove, an oddly misshapen outline of a descending dove that resembled a melting B-52 on a suicide dive.

"I wonder if this is where the Cleveland diocese got the inspiration for their gay logo?"

Max, I may owe the gay gestapo an apology. I had thought it was inspired by Satan.