On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 19:24:10 -0400, H the K
wrote:

Pope names five saints
Oct 11, 2009 11:36 PM | By AP

Pope Benedict XVI canonised five people yesterday, including a
19th-century priest whose work with lepers on a Hawaiian island has been
hailed by US President Barack Obama as inspiring those helping Aids
sufferers today.


Among the pilgrims packing St Peter's Basilica was Hawaii resident
Audrey Toguchi, an 80-year-old retired teacher whose recovery from lung
cancer a decade ago was called miraculous by the Vatican.

She had prayed to Belgium-born Jozef De Veuster, known as Father Damien,
who himself died in 1889 after contracting leprosy while working with
patients living in isolation on Molokai island.

Another new saint is Zygmunt Szcezesny Felinski, a 19th-century Polish
bishop who defended the Catholic faith during the years of the Russian
annexation, which led to the shutdown of Polish churches.

Two Spaniards were honoured - Francisco Colly Guitart, who founded an
order of Dominicans in the 19th century, and Rafael Arniaz Baron, who
renounced an affluent lifestyle at the age of 22 to live in a strict
monastery and dedicate himself to prayer.

The fifth new saint is Frenchwoman Jeanne Jugan, described by Vatican
Radio as an "authentic Mother Teresa ahead of her time".

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The righties will object to the canonization of "Father Damien," because
he treated people of color, didn't ask for their health insurance cards,
and Obama hailed him as inspiring.

You do exploit your strawmen, don't you?

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On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 23:02:19 -0500, wrote:

On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 19:24:10 -0400, H the K
wrote:

Pope names five saints
Oct 11, 2009 11:36 PM | By AP

Pope Benedict XVI canonised five people yesterday, including a
19th-century priest whose work with lepers on a Hawaiian island has been
hailed by US President Barack Obama as inspiring those helping Aids
sufferers today.


Among the pilgrims packing St Peter's Basilica was Hawaii resident
Audrey Toguchi, an 80-year-old retired teacher whose recovery from lung
cancer a decade ago was called miraculous by the Vatican.

She had prayed to Belgium-born Jozef De Veuster, known as Father Damien,
who himself died in 1889 after contracting leprosy while working with
patients living in isolation on Molokai island.

Another new saint is Zygmunt Szcezesny Felinski, a 19th-century Polish
bishop who defended the Catholic faith during the years of the Russian
annexation, which led to the shutdown of Polish churches.

Two Spaniards were honoured - Francisco Colly Guitart, who founded an
order of Dominicans in the 19th century, and Rafael Arniaz Baron, who
renounced an affluent lifestyle at the age of 22 to live in a strict
monastery and dedicate himself to prayer.

The fifth new saint is Frenchwoman Jeanne Jugan, described by Vatican
Radio as an "authentic Mother Teresa ahead of her time".

--

The righties will object to the canonization of "Father Damien," because
he treated people of color, didn't ask for their health insurance cards,
and Obama hailed him as inspiring.

You do exploit your strawmen, don't you?

Actually, Harry is trying to get us set up for the canonization of
Obama. He doesn't realize that the folks in the Vatican are more wise
than that Norwegian group.

Nor does he realize that 'Messiahhood' is better than sainthood
anyway.

On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 08:08:39 -0400, John H
wrote:

On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 23:02:19 -0500, wrote:

On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 19:24:10 -0400, H the K
wrote:

Pope names five saints
Oct 11, 2009 11:36 PM | By AP

Pope Benedict XVI canonised five people yesterday, including a
19th-century priest whose work with lepers on a Hawaiian island has been
hailed by US President Barack Obama as inspiring those helping Aids
sufferers today.


Among the pilgrims packing St Peter's Basilica was Hawaii resident
Audrey Toguchi, an 80-year-old retired teacher whose recovery from lung
cancer a decade ago was called miraculous by the Vatican.

She had prayed to Belgium-born Jozef De Veuster, known as Father Damien,
who himself died in 1889 after contracting leprosy while working with
patients living in isolation on Molokai island.

Another new saint is Zygmunt Szcezesny Felinski, a 19th-century Polish
bishop who defended the Catholic faith during the years of the Russian
annexation, which led to the shutdown of Polish churches.

Two Spaniards were honoured - Francisco Colly Guitart, who founded an
order of Dominicans in the 19th century, and Rafael Arniaz Baron, who
renounced an affluent lifestyle at the age of 22 to live in a strict
monastery and dedicate himself to prayer.

The fifth new saint is Frenchwoman Jeanne Jugan, described by Vatican
Radio as an "authentic Mother Teresa ahead of her time".

--

The righties will object to the canonization of "Father Damien," because
he treated people of color, didn't ask for their health insurance cards,
and Obama hailed him as inspiring.

You do exploit your strawmen, don't you?

Actually, Harry is trying to get us set up for the canonization of
Obama. He doesn't realize that the folks in the Vatican are more wise
than that Norwegian group.

Nor does he realize that 'Messiahhood' is better than sainthood
anyway.

I suppose it's possible that Obama could even be nominated by the
council of Bishops as the next standing Pope. He meets all other
qualifications, obviously.

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On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 11:59:19 -0500, wrote:

On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 08:08:39 -0400, John H
wrote:

On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 23:02:19 -0500, wrote:

On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 19:24:10 -0400, H the K
wrote:

Pope names five saints
Oct 11, 2009 11:36 PM | By AP

Pope Benedict XVI canonised five people yesterday, including a
19th-century priest whose work with lepers on a Hawaiian island has been
hailed by US President Barack Obama as inspiring those helping Aids
sufferers today.


Among the pilgrims packing St Peter's Basilica was Hawaii resident
Audrey Toguchi, an 80-year-old retired teacher whose recovery from lung
cancer a decade ago was called miraculous by the Vatican.

She had prayed to Belgium-born Jozef De Veuster, known as Father Damien,
who himself died in 1889 after contracting leprosy while working with
patients living in isolation on Molokai island.

Another new saint is Zygmunt Szcezesny Felinski, a 19th-century Polish
bishop who defended the Catholic faith during the years of the Russian
annexation, which led to the shutdown of Polish churches.

Two Spaniards were honoured - Francisco Colly Guitart, who founded an
order of Dominicans in the 19th century, and Rafael Arniaz Baron, who
renounced an affluent lifestyle at the age of 22 to live in a strict
monastery and dedicate himself to prayer.

The fifth new saint is Frenchwoman Jeanne Jugan, described by Vatican
Radio as an "authentic Mother Teresa ahead of her time".

--

The righties will object to the canonization of "Father Damien," because
he treated people of color, didn't ask for their health insurance cards,
and Obama hailed him as inspiring.

You do exploit your strawmen, don't you?

Actually, Harry is trying to get us set up for the canonization of
Obama. He doesn't realize that the folks in the Vatican are more wise
than that Norwegian group.

Nor does he realize that 'Messiahhood' is better than sainthood
anyway.

I suppose it's possible that Obama could even be nominated by the
council of Bishops as the next standing Pope. He meets all other
qualifications, obviously.

I'm surprised 'Bama isn't already wearing a 'Messiahanic Ring' for
folks to kiss. Maybe he's just not thought of it yet.

On Oct 12, 12:31*pm, John H wrote:


I'm surprised 'Bama isn't already wearing a 'Messiahanic Ring' for
folks to kiss. Maybe he's just not thought of it yet

nah, george bush already had one...

On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 12:31:35 -0400, John H
wrote:

On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 11:59:19 -0500, wrote:

On Mon, 12 Oct 2009 08:08:39 -0400, John H
wrote:

On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 23:02:19 -0500, wrote:

On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 19:24:10 -0400, H the K
wrote:

Pope names five saints
Oct 11, 2009 11:36 PM | By AP

Pope Benedict XVI canonised five people yesterday, including a
19th-century priest whose work with lepers on a Hawaiian island has been
hailed by US President Barack Obama as inspiring those helping Aids
sufferers today.


Among the pilgrims packing St Peter's Basilica was Hawaii resident
Audrey Toguchi, an 80-year-old retired teacher whose recovery from lung
cancer a decade ago was called miraculous by the Vatican.

She had prayed to Belgium-born Jozef De Veuster, known as Father Damien,
who himself died in 1889 after contracting leprosy while working with
patients living in isolation on Molokai island.

Another new saint is Zygmunt Szcezesny Felinski, a 19th-century Polish
bishop who defended the Catholic faith during the years of the Russian
annexation, which led to the shutdown of Polish churches.

Two Spaniards were honoured - Francisco Colly Guitart, who founded an
order of Dominicans in the 19th century, and Rafael Arniaz Baron, who
renounced an affluent lifestyle at the age of 22 to live in a strict
monastery and dedicate himself to prayer.

The fifth new saint is Frenchwoman Jeanne Jugan, described by Vatican
Radio as an "authentic Mother Teresa ahead of her time".

--

The righties will object to the canonization of "Father Damien," because
he treated people of color, didn't ask for their health insurance cards,
and Obama hailed him as inspiring.

You do exploit your strawmen, don't you?

Actually, Harry is trying to get us set up for the canonization of
Obama. He doesn't realize that the folks in the Vatican are more wise
than that Norwegian group.

Nor does he realize that 'Messiahhood' is better than sainthood
anyway.

I suppose it's possible that Obama could even be nominated by the
council of Bishops as the next standing Pope. He meets all other
qualifications, obviously.

I'm surprised 'Bama isn't already wearing a 'Messiahanic Ring' for
folks to kiss. Maybe he's just not thought of it yet.

Hopefully he isn't 'read up' on Diocletian, Shapur, or Gaius Julius
Caesar Augustus Germanicus. He just might entertain notions of
divinity. (Come to think of it...wasn't he accompanied by a Greek
colunnade at the DNC convention acceptance speech?)

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