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Sunday, February 07, 2010

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Thomas

We need a Theresa of Avila. If a saint stands up now and proverbially punches the LCWR in the face, they will scatter like the cowards they are. Gone unchecked they will continue to spiral into self-destructive heresy and they will drag their orders down with them.

Norah

For sisters who do not wish to remain canonical, it seems that the honest and honorable thing to do would be to depart their religious orders.

These sisters are being advised by dissenting priests/canon lawyers they won't depart unless they can take the assets of the community with them.

If the majority of communities won't cooperate the Visitation is dead in the water.

Manuel G. Daugherty Razetto

There is no doubt many of the women religious institutions that have been 'taken' by feminists feel compelled to use whatever subterfuge to avoid being 'exposed'. This Roman Visit is utterly dangerous for them and no doubt they will continue to utilize any force to expand their control.

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