To: Behind Liberal Lines
When did calling someone's religion "antiquated" and "fringe" become "fair and balanced"?Technically, Gibson's church is "fringe," since it is not in union with the Los Angeles archdiocese and is outside the Catholic mainstream.
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02/20/2004 5:52:54 AM PST by
sinkspur
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To: sinkspur
It would be interesting to find out how well attended this church is, and if it is considered a "Conservative Catholic" church. (whatever that might be) I mention this, because a few years ago, all churches that had a much more conservative, read "traditional" approach to services were seeing a marked increase in membership, whereas the more liberal churches were losing membership.
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02/20/2004 6:06:01 AM PST by
stylin_geek
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To: sinkspur
Technically, Gibson's church is "fringe," since it is not in union with the Los Angeles archdiocese and is outside the Catholic mainstream. Okay, but you and I both know that when the "fringe" label is applied to something, especially in a religious conversation, it is media speak for nuts-o and looney.
110 posted on
02/20/2004 8:17:47 AM PST by
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Technically, Gibson's church is "fringe," since it is not in union with the Los Angeles archdiocese and is outside the Catholic mainstream.
No good Catholic could stay in union with Abp. Mahoney and his peculiar New Age Black Mass.
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