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Hope has two beautiful daughters. Their names are anger and courage; anger at the way things are, and courage to see that they do not remain the way they are.
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- No Imagination Needed: Another Story of a Marginal...
- Imagine yourself....
- Bishop Grumbleton's Talk: an eyewitness account (p...
- Bishop Grumbleton's Talk: an Eyewitness Account (p...
- Bishop Grumbleton's Talk: an Eyewitness Account (p...
- The "Neo-Catholic"
- Index of forbidden TV Shows?
- The Anglican Sect(s) and Catholic Bishops
- More photos? Or not?
- Something good happened in Spokane?
- "They're just like, 'whatever.'"
- An unpatriotic sentiment
- St. Mary's Shrine, Rockford, Illinois.
- Destruction of a St. Louis church
- Who killed Bing Crosby? Who's dismissing Mel Gibson?
- St. Agnes
- St. Peter's "Listening Session"
- You must read this
- I'm baaaaaack!
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KCMO Closed Church Tour
- St Augustine's
- St John's Seminary
- St Mary's/Immaculate Heart
- Ss Peter & Paul, St. Mark's, and St. Joseph
- Holy Spirit
- St. Michael
- St. Stanislaus
- St. Stephen's
- Assumption/St. Anthony
- St. John the Baptist
- Guardian Angels & Good Counsel (not closed)
- Our Lady of Guadalupe
- Hogan High School
- Benedictine Sisters' Convent
- Loretto Academy
- Annunciation
- Holy Trinity
- Our Lady of the Curmudgeons
- St. Francis Seraph
- Old St. Patrick's
- St. Vincent de Paul
- Blessed Sacrament
- Holy Name
KCKS Church Tour (Not all closed yet, but they're trying!)
4 comments:
I appreciate the link, Mr. Curmudgeon. One is never sure, when one posts crazy things, how they will be received.
Yet, I'm still not sure what to make of Carriere;s scholastic exercise on the morality of drinking of Protestant Irish whiskey. Although one would, of course, prefer hard earned Catholic whiskeys, an argument against the theiving, oppressive Ulster variety could then applied across the North Channel to Scotland, where all whisky is heretical, and as one who prefers Scotch to Irish or Bourbon, I may not like the conclusion.
You've got to take these things into account, Anonymous, or you'll end up with bad theology and bad drink. Then you might as well be a Canadian bishop with a bottle of horrible C.C.
Now that you (Mr. Carriere) mention it, by golly, I think you are onto something regading the Cleavers - two children, no church, all explained by "natural" consequences! I know some people will think you are a crackpot - but they are generally the same people who have bought the lie of the Cleavers.
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