Posted on 05/25/2012 5:34:21 PM PDT by re_tail20
The author of best-selling novel The Exorcist says he plans to sue alma mater Georgetown University in a Vatican court after the Catholic school invited Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to speak on campus.
The author, William Peter Blatty, says the Jesuit-founded university in Washington has for the past two decades invited speakers who support abortion rights and has refused to comply with orders by the late Pope John Paul II for church-affiliated colleges and universities.
The last straw was the university allowing students to invite Sebelius to speak May 18, considering she was instrumental in helping President Obama draft health care reform that includes a mandate for some religious institutions to offer insurance to cover employees birth-control costs, said Blatty, who attended Georgetown on a scholarship and graduated in 1950.
I owe much to the Jesuit fathers and to Georgetown University, Blatty says on his The Father of King Society website. What I owe Georgetown, however, is nothing as compared to what Georgetown owes to its founders and the Christ of faith.
On the website, the 85-year-old Blatty also encourages others to show their disappointment by cutting off donations to Georgetown for a year. His 1971 book about a young Jesuit priest who tries to help a girl possessed by a demon became an blockbuster movie and won Blatty an Academy Award for screen writing.
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well there’s a name i hadn’t heard for a while....
William Peter Blatty needs Father Merrin to exorcise the demon Sebelius, consort of abortionists like Tiller the Killer and other child-murdering monsters.
You write a script that good and it earns you the ability to disappear.
How does he have legal standing?
he didn’t write a script- he wrote a freaky book...
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