[BlackElk]

Ninenot: I confess that I knew all along of that superficial and apparent agreement with you know whom. I, however, am a lifelong and sincere saber-rattler. I suspect Sink is opportunistically posing as a nationalist in foreign policy to ease his "progress" in causing Catholics to embrace a theologically nationalistic and Modernist AmChurch. Like: Weakland and Bernardin and McPhony and Delaney are or were right and JP II is almost always wrong (celbacy, birth control, opposition to sterile materialism, orthodox Catholicism, no democracy or anarchy in the pews, no lavender canoodling, etc.).

One relief is that, there is no similarity, even superficially between the sage of Wisconsin (reluctant to aggress but prepared ever to defend and nobly so) and the wayward minor cleric of Fort Worth AmChurchianism and all-pupose Kumbaya (how does support of the "rights" of lavender canoodlers, by a deacon no less, jibe with faux support for pre-emptive military action?)

Oh, and, ummm, Good Morning, Deacon!

[Cap'n Crunch]

I got to stop home for a minute. Glad I did.

Canoodling LOL... snort....LOL

Now I'm off again, but that made my day. Adios

[ninenot]

Like: Weakland and Bernardin and McPhony and Delaney are or were right and JP II is almost always wrong (celbacy, birth control, opposition to sterile materialism, orthodox Catholicism, no democracy or anarchy in the pews, no lavender canoodling, etc.).

Go ahead, say it: Americanism. There. Now you can feel better. Sure, it's a heresy (derived from the Lutheranism "all opinions are equal" heresy you ID'd a post or two above...) and it's not nice to call people heretics.

But now and then it's refreshing to call the spade a spade.

About time you re-posted the full set of lyrics to "Torquemada's Band," for the enlightenment of girl shortstop, BTW.