Posted on 07/24/2013 6:45:29 PM PDT by markomalley
A Catholic priest has been robbed at gunpoint of his car just outside the church where he is living.
The Rev. Paul Williams tells The News Journal of Wilmington (http://delonline.us/169WEvr ) that he was moving his car outside St. Paul’s Catholic Church in Wilmington Wednesday morning when a man pointed a gun at him. Williams was not wearing his Franciscan habit when he was accosted.
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That is one beautiful church.
He should have been carrying a concealed pistol. Then he would still have his car. He made his choice. No more sympathy for the voluntarily defenseless.
ping Delawareans
They were all beautiful churches in Wilmington. Wilmington was full of ethnic neighborhoods. Each had their unique churches. Went to St. Paul's school for 8 yrs. Mostly Irish/Polish neighborhood then. Walked the 5 blocks home when I was in the first grade. Now it is a predominately Spanish Parish. Which is the good news. The hood is mostly African. And it's sad to say that I wouldn't drive through that neighborhood now. Let alone be caught walking in it.
In before anti-papist celebrations!
Yep.
LOL
I’m stoopit sum times.
Lived in Greenville for 4 years.
I walked all over Wilmington even the sketchy places.
Had a friend who lived in the projects right by the sign that announces:
“Wilmington, a place to be somebody”.
I laughed, chuckled or had some smart alec comment everytime I drove past that sign.
What a joke that sign is Huh!! LOL
Funny. That sign was all junk when was there, which it what made it even more ironic.
Just looked it up and I guess they gussied it up.
If Deiondre was Soetoro’s son, they could fling vowels at one another!
Typical 0 and Trayvon Martin supporter
He has his car back now, as they caught the perp. Also, he’s a Franciscan, and they’re not known for carrying weapons other than the crucifix and/or a Rosary.
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