God Bless him. In today’s world, I doubt there would be many people who would stand up for her.
God rest his soul.
Amen. To him the Lord’s reward awaits.
Jen Bush allowed her to die.
There are nothing but wonderful words to utter towards the memory of that man. He gave Terri and her family much love and comfort in her last days. As for that &$%×/>%>=^$, I will leave it at that.
Ping
What a horrible time to be in Florida while Terri was being slowly starved to death. Our protests fell on deaf ears as we were fully witnessing the overt demonically planned death to go forward (the Scientology hdqtrs are based in this county).
Our Roman Catholic Convert Governor, Jeb! appeared to be on board to help her and got his brother the Prez to get a federal law passed to save Terri. NOthing worked. No one wanted to overturn the criminal decision of one local judge, George Greer, who showed no mercy at all. State Protective service wouldn’t do anything, and that is when Jeb! threw up his hands and said Oh Well. You see, the law got changed in Florida and a doctor can medically order a person not receive food or water, and who would ever question a doctor’s judgment?! Well, plenty of people did question that, but no one had standing except Terri’s husband.
The Bishop Robert Lynch of the St. Petersburg diocese blew the country rather than intervene in her starvation. Why? Terri’s husband had his new wife all picked out and she wanted to be married by Bishop Lynch. Michael needed to be a widower to have that happen. A Two-fer, you might say. The Florida Euthanasia effort was allowed to proceed on a non-terminal non-comatose person, and Michael’s new bride got her wedding performed by Lynch.
May Monsignor Thaddeus F. Malanowski rest in peace. Father Pavone was another one of the good ones who kept us informed. Bless him as well.
Her death effectively ended the crappy Bush dynasty.
Amazing how many freepers defended the murderous bastard husband back then.
U.S. Army Brigadier General (Ret.) and Monsignor Thaddeus F. Malanowski was a courageous man. He saw a wrong and stood against the forces of evil and stayed throughout Terri’s dying hours.
There were thousands of people who prayed for Terri and her family, many in our group.
Rest in peace, Monsignor. We respect you.
RIP.
Terri Schiavo. Another Bush family EPIC FAIL.
Eternal joy and rest to the good Padre.