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  • Birthday 02/18/1955

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    Stratford, Connecticut
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    Getting fewer as I get older.

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  1. shanee started following OldSchool2
  2. OldSchool2
    Protesting too much, methinks. See Hamlet Act III, Scene II .
  3. OldSchool2
    Not surprisingly, you're confusing your Bible with Jesus. Again.
  4. OldSchool2
    Someone based their feelings on it.
  5. OldSchool2
    The go google it and tell us what you find.
  6. OldSchool2
    Like happiness, most feelings can be as fallible as they are fleeting.
  7. OldSchool2
    There was no problem with MY post. I don't "follow" the Pope -- he's the head of my church, not an oracle. And the problem with the Catholic Church is homosexuality among its clergy, according to both John Jay studies. So homosexuality has everything to do with it.
  8. OldSchool2
    "Apparently"??? Using the Worthy Quote feature show us where I even implied that!
  9. OldSchool2
    This might be closer to the problem.
  10. OldSchool2
    OK, so these bots are like the WOPR in WarGames?
  11. OldSchool2
    The majority of the victims of homosexual Catholic Clergy are themselves Roman Catholic, or did you think that Protestants attend Mass?
  12. OldSchool2
    Then you have never seen my letters to The Connecticut Post. Why don't you Message me your mailing address, and I will send you a few copies.
  13. OldSchool2
    Is what OK? Homosexuality? "The Christian teaching from the outset, has been that no homosexual acts are ever justified, even the acts of someone whose inclination to engage in them is 'innate' (that is, present at birth) and, in one sense of the word, 'natural.' Accordingly, the [Catholic] Church’s Catechism reaffirms that every such inclination, whether innate or pathological, incurable or curable, permanent or transitory, is an objective disorder, an intrinsically disordered inclination." In a word, "no."
  14. OldSchool2
    There is nothing in the Catholic Catechism requiring personal fidelity to the Pope, i.e., this is not the Middle Ages. Are you "loyal" to your church pastor, or his God? To Donald Trump, or our Constitution?
  15. OldSchool2
    Why would I identify anti-Catholic bigots with Catholicism?
  16. OldSchool2
    It's a proper noun, so English grammar, not me, dictates that you do, just as you have done.
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