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Posted Mon May 14th, 2012 3:24pm Post subject: The Catholic Church Debate
I have never really taken that much notice of Stephen Fry. I of course know of him through TV shows etc but thats about it. Today - just a few minutes ago i watched his speech given at the Catholic Church debate in 2009 (yes i know im very late, but better late than never). His passionate speech moved me to tears. He articulated what i feel and have wanted to say for many years of my life. To me that makes him a poet. Kudos Stephe Fry and you have my total respect. xx |
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Posted Tue May 15th, 2012 2:46pm Post subject: The Catholic Church Debate
Is the Catholic Church a force for good. Hmm... The Vatican has forgotten "Defend the children of the poor and punish the wrongdoer" Psalm 82:3. Even though that ancient text is inscribed on the Old Bailey, the politicians at the nearby Parliament take no notice of it either. Unless fixed, it will continue its destructive path. Stop the child trade. Support the petition. |
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