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To: fatima;History_matters
I do hope you are correct about the Bishop, but on an earlier thread, someone swore the same about Cardinal Law.
167 posted on 05/03/2002 6:15:46 PM PDT by Angelique
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To: Angelique
I spoke with this good Bishop a few times,he told me he was one of our listeners for the radio program at that time,how humble for him to say that.He was the real deal and he has my vote.The last I heard he went to God a few years ago.I work with many priests and many people,it is easy for someone to say something about another person and have it written down,because it is on paper does not mean that it is true.I will do some reseach on this Father Adamo who's statement was not entered into evidence and get back to you on him.
171 posted on 05/03/2002 6:38:21 PM PDT by fatima
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To: Angelique
Salvatore J. Adamo Monsignor Salvatore J. Adamo, 81, columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News for 30 years, died Jan. 20, 2001. Adamo wrote often controversial columns for area daily newspapers. His column appeared in the Daily News for 30 years, ending with his retirement in 1999, and in the Atlantic City Press for about 25 years. "Monsignor Adamo was a terrific person and a very big part of the Daily News for a long time," said Zack Stalberg, editor of the Daily News. Adamo served as executive editor for the Catholic Star Herald until he was relieved of his duties in a censorship controversy with the bishop. One series that led to his dismissal was on censorship of the Catholic press. The Catholic Press Association named the series "the best newspaper campaign in the public interest" in 1977, just after he was fired.
172 posted on 05/03/2002 6:49:43 PM PDT by fatima
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