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This part of an email I sent to my Church. The Pastor is away but I sent it to the Secretary and the priest in residence. We all know each other and they will be shook up by all this.

I noticed in today's bulletin a promotion for a women's weekend retreat at Columbia, PA. A Fr. Armbruster will be involved. I don't know him but when I see clown when referenced to a priest I think of the clown Masses in California.

I looked at the Center's Web site and noticed that the Center is used for many religious organizations including Zen and the Council Of Churches. That does not bother me unless the Nuns are doing Yoga in a spiritual way.

What bothers me is the attached Web page shows suggested references to the United Nations Agencies which distribute condoms and support abortions. Also, one of the largest promoters of contraception and abortion, Amnesty International is endorsed. I personally do not believe a Catholic should be endorsing these groups.

I wonder what the Sisters' know of these organizations or what the Sisters' opinions are of contraception and abortion? I'm sure it is just an oversight? I hate to see a group of young ladies go to this retreat and come away less Catholic?

1 posted on 06/12/2006 2:59:55 PM PDT by franky
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To: franky

Are these people Catholic?

Does anyone know of this group?

It is located in Columbia, PA South East of Harrisburg on Rte 441.

The site shows other states.


2 posted on 06/12/2006 3:04:30 PM PDT by franky (Pray for the souls of the faithful departed.)
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To: franky

She teaches karate?


3 posted on 06/12/2006 4:51:38 PM PDT by Tax-chick (I am a daughter of God, a child of the King, a holy fire burning with His love.)
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