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I read your article regarding the demonstration in front of Ankrom/Moison architects. I am not an employee of Ankrom/Moison, only a vendor who serves their office.
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The shock and awe over sexual transgressions of politicians are pale compared to a war engineered by four men who never wore a uniform except for President George W. Bush — who used the National Guard to avoid combat in Vietnam.
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Nowadays, when onlookers see horror they say (in defense of their lifestyle): “There is no God, else he would not allow this tragedy to occur.”
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A few months ago I sent a letter to local business leaders and politicians, urging them to not support/block the new Planned Parenthood facility in NE Portland.
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Archbishop Albert Ranjith Patabendige Don (Sentinel, Feb. 15) says that the Church should “reconsider the faithful receiving communion in the hand, that the practice coincides with a weakening of reverence toward the Blessed Sacrament.”
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Although I know there are some clergy with issues, I for one do not believe all the charges against the church and our priests.
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