To: JohnnieAngel
So now Father is on public trial for a lavish lifestyle. Very interesting. Is that illegal?
And you must have a crystal ball to be able to divine that someone who likes fine wine is also a thief! Imagine, if the police would have just contacted you, they could have saved themselves all this time and trouble.
You offered to buy a bottle of wine....maybe YOU should have told the waiter what your price limit was. And I assume you were also eating in that restaurant, not just hanging around taking notes on Father Stravinskas.
Or were you practicing self-denial and fasting on that occasion? You seem to be the expert on it.
Maybe Father was table hopping because he is an outgoing person with many friends and acquaintances. Having been to dinner functions where Father was present, I can attest to the fact that Father rarely has to buy a meal because people fall all over themselves offering to pay his bill!
But I'm sure they are all "cult Catholics" who have been hypnotized into serving Father's every request.
Next time you're in Omaha, why don't you come hang out at the Parish for awhile and personally observe the lavish lifestyle. I'm sure the neighborhood drug dealers would enjoy some fresh faces. In fact, the rectory is so lavish it doesn't have any air conditioning to battle Omaha summers. Maybe you could replace the broken rectory window too, and the water damaged floor in the kitchen.
Don't mind the gunshots and graffiti either. It is all part of the ambiance that is South Omaha.
Too bad we all can't share in that lavishness.
41 posted on
05/11/2005 6:55:19 PM PDT by
ancilla
To: ancilla
Why does he need an air-conditioner in the Rectory? He's never there--he's traveling here and there spending the Parish's money. It's never been an issue brought up before, why now? The High and Almighty Father Stravinskas has to have the best of everything? Sorry--doesn't work that way in any parish!!!
183 posted on
06/02/2005 1:01:56 PM PDT by
maske13
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