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Sister Elizabeth Johnson: ‘The Waste of Time on This Investigation is Unconscionable’
Religion News Service ^ | 8/15/14 | Heidi Hall

Posted on 08/16/2014 1:34:07 PM PDT by marshmallow

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To: cloudmountain

Very early this morning, I got up at about 3:15 AM, could not sleep. Good thing I went to the vigil mass last night. Turned on the tv and watched a bit of the closing mass for the Asian Catholic Youth gathering in South Korea. Beautiful country South Korea.

While I drink my first cup of coffee this morning, while the camera was panning around, had seen what was a small group of young adult women in traditional religious habits, I believe South Korean.

God Bless the young people of the Church who are showing this baby boomer the NEED to WAKE UP and REDISCOVER ONES FAITH!


21 posted on 08/17/2014 3:38:19 AM PDT by Biggirl (“Go, do not be afraid, and serve”-Pope Francis)
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To: cloudmountain

Thank-you also for your sharing and God Bless!


22 posted on 08/17/2014 3:43:15 AM PDT by Biggirl (“Go, do not be afraid, and serve”-Pope Francis)
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To: Salvation

I think what will happen is that those sisters who do not obey the directives of the Church will be let go of their vows.

Another possible answer could be that those orders that have become too radical as you have refered to could end up be dissolved and instead be rebuilt on the CONDITION that TRADITIONAL practices be brought back such as WEARING a habit and the enforcement of the vows.


23 posted on 08/17/2014 3:54:51 AM PDT by Biggirl (“Go, do not be afraid, and serve”-Pope Francis)
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To: cloudmountain

Just put eib tide on mental ignore.


24 posted on 08/17/2014 3:57:15 AM PDT by Biggirl (“Go, do not be afraid, and serve”-Pope Francis)
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To: ebb tide

One of my friends from a few years ago was a registered nurse at the VA hospital. She asked me what faith I was and I told her that I going to RCIA classes and that I was going to become Catholic. She said “why Catholic”. I told her why and she said “well let me tell you honey, I was born and raised Catholic and went to all the classes when I was a kid and graduated from a Catholic School”. Then the big “but” came. She said “but when I started to college and got out in the real world I knew the Catholic Church was not for me. I am so much happier now knowing that I am the one that decides my own fate, there is no one up above that is going to take care of me, it’s up to me and no one else”. She goes on to say it was so uplifting to her that she didn’t have to “feel guilty” anymore because she only had herself to blame if something went wrong. So needless to say she was a very liberal pro-abortion democrat, who occasionally emails me and thinks the sun rises and sets on Obama. Sort of funny because last year she got real sick and was emailing all her friends asking for prayers and talking about her “guardian angel”.


25 posted on 08/17/2014 8:58:40 AM PDT by NKP_Vet
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To: cloudmountain

Some of the finest young men that I had the pleasure of working with in the military were lifelong Catholics that had a full 12 month Catholic education. One in particular stands out in my mind. He was as sharp as a tack, went to Mass regularly, every day if he could, and never badmouthed anyone, always the polite gentleman. We would go to the mess hall for lunch and he would always say Grace before eating. Most of the guys would just stare at him. He would politely bow his head and say a quiet prayer before eating. He drank water with his meals, ate no desert, just the basic meat and vegetables. He stayed in tip-top shape and was the fastest 10K runner on the base. I asked him once about growing up and his influences. Without hesitating he said “my parents and the nuns at the school I attended”. He retired at 20 years as a Chief Master Sergeant at 20 years. Quite an accomplishment.


26 posted on 08/17/2014 9:32:30 AM PDT by NKP_Vet
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To: Biggirl

That’s the third time now. When will you stick to your promises?


27 posted on 08/17/2014 9:50:55 AM PDT by ebb tide
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To: NKP_Vet
Some of the finest young men that I had the pleasure of working with in the military were lifelong Catholics that had a full 12 month Catholic education.
One in particular stands out in my mind. He was as sharp as a tack, went to Mass regularly, every day if he could, and never badmouthed anyone, always the polite gentleman. We would go to the mess hall for lunch and he would always say Grace before eating. Most of the guys would just stare at him. He would politely bow his head and say a quiet prayer before eating. He drank water with his meals, ate no desert, just the basic meat and vegetables. He stayed in tip-top shape and was the fastest 10K runner on the base.
I asked him once about growing up and his influences. Without hesitating he said “my parents and the nuns at the school I attended”. He retired at 20 years as a Chief Master Sergeant at 20 years. Quite an accomplishment.

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I'll say. Kudos for him!

28 posted on 08/17/2014 12:24:47 PM PDT by cloudmountain
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