Posted on 04/30/2007 12:10:50 PM PDT by NYer
I don’t know if they can legally flap their lips. It’s preaching—weighing in on religious matters. Certainly, if they made the opposite pronouncement, that Christianity is good, that would be a violation.
I am also in opposition to adoptions by homosexual couples, homosexual singles.
bump
When they change the name from Saint Francis to Sin City.
One of these, Gerardo Sandoval, was on H&C. "Sandoval appeared on Fox News' "Hannity & Colmes" on February 14, 2006 and declared repeatedly, to the astonishment of both hosts, that the United States should have no military forces."
The mentality of these San Franciso degenerates belongs in another country.
I wonder if Frisco realize that San Francisco was named after Cathoic monk or priest
And sorry to break your bubble Frisco judge but I am sorry half of California was named after Christians name
MY city for example Los Angeles mean in Spanish City of Angels
Anybody have a copy of the same manifesto that they wrote against Islam, condemning it for it’s attitude towards women and homosexuals?
As a Franciscan, I am quite frankly disgusted that they would keep the name San Francisco. They should change it to HEll and be done with it.
Maybe they should cite my ex-partners decision concerning post offices.
HARTFORD, Conn. Religion has no place in post offices run by churches and other private contractors, a federal judge has ruled, citing the constitutional separation of church and state.
U.S. District Judge Dominic J. Squatrito, in a case involving a church-run post office in Manchester, ordered the Postal Service to notify the nearly 5,200 facilities run by contractors that they cannot promote religion through pamphlets, displays or any other materials.
I'd vote for cert in this case. Sound like the supervisors are creeping toward prohibiting the free exercise of religion.
Tolerance in action....
New death threats against Italian bishops’ leader
Genoa, Apr. 30, 2007 (CWNews.com) - A new death threat against the president of the Italian bishops’ conference has forced officials in the Genoa archdiocese to increase security around Archbishop Angelo Bagnasco.
This weekend, officials of the Genoa archdiocese reported receiving an envelope containing a bullet and a photo of the archbishop.
Police in Genoa— who had already assigned officers to guard the prelate— quickly increased their security presence around him. Archbishop Bagnasco was flanked by guards as he celebrated Mass in Genoa’s cathedral on Sunday, and plain-clothes police were present in the congregation.
Archbishop Bagnasco became the target of threats soon after he was selected to head the Italian bishops’ conference, and issued a strong public statement in opposition to a bill that would offer legal recognition of same-sex unions. Genoa’s cathedral and other Catholic churches in the city— and elsewhere around the country— have been defaced by spray-painted slogans denouncing Archbishop Bagnasco and in some cases hinting at violence against him.
The Italian bishops’ conference declined to comment on the latest threat against the archbishop, explaining that any public statement comments might encourage further tension. Spokesmen for the Genoa archdiocese said that the threat was the work of “extremists,” and some Church officials suggested that the bullet could have been sent by a single individual looking to create a public furor. But police seemed to take the threat seriously, and security agents did not leave the archbishop’s side during his Sunday public appearance.
“Personally, I think its just as well if righteous people abandoned that den of depravity. “
Worked well enough for lot, just dont look back..
Sodom. Mostly homosexual men.
Berkeley is Gomorrah. Mostly dykes and lesbians.
I once dropped a quarter when in San Francisco. I left it there and walked on.
I would miss the super model, though.
San Francisco was named after St. Francis of Assisi who wasn’t a priest or a monk.
He was the founder of the Franciscan movement within the Catholic Church and he was a deacon.
Yep. I don’t remember bigotry this bad back in the bad old days of the Klan and the Blaine amendments.
Amen. Who’s next, the Jews?
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