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To: american colleen
The thing is that for them it would be the imposition of something unfamiliar. Whereas for you and I it is an intimate experience , like going to a high school reunion and seeing best friends again. They don't have the memories and see only a strangeness that makes them feel left out.
367 posted on 12/02/2002 8:08:39 PM PST by RobbyS
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To: RobbyS; american colleen
The thing is that for them it would be the imposition of something unfamiliar. Whereas for you and I it is an intimate experience , like going to a high school reunion and seeing best friends again. They don't have the memories and see only a strangeness that makes them feel left out.

A point offered for consideration and comment, not debate.

Isn't this exactly what the Novus Ordo imposed upon every Roman Catholic in the world? If it was alright then, why not the reverse now?

(For the record, I do not agree with such a proposition, but I VERY rarely hear anyone else consider the topic.)

369 posted on 12/02/2002 8:17:59 PM PST by Snuffington
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