To: Willie Green
The child suffers from a rare and unusual disorder which prevents her from participating in customary Church traditions. There is no doubt that the Church will find a way to accommodate the child once the slow wheels of Church bureaucracy become better informed as to the nature of her disability. Until that happens, there will also be plenty of opportunity for anti-Catholic bigots to denounce and belittle the Church.
Precisely! Anti-Catholic bigots are using this issue to say, "See! See! They don't want you! Fight them!" The Church will undoubtedly find some means of accomodation for the child -- but it may take longer than anti-Catholics would like. Well, that's too bad. I expect our Church leadership to take these issues seriously and give them careful thought, without making kneejerk decisions.
To: Bush2000; Willie Green
See #219 above.
Some Benedictine nuns have confected a host with 0.01% gluten in it, which is a mere trace.
237 posted on
08/12/2004 2:54:54 PM PDT by
sinkspur
("Who is the father of the Sons of Zebedee"?--Cardinal Fanfani)
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