After I die, if technology has progressed far enough, I could beam these shoes up with me to show St. Peter that there must've been a St. Avia cuz here are her shoes.
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"Catholic office holders, whether presidents, senators, congress men or women, or judges at any level must adhere to Catholic teaching or run the risk of separating themselves from the Body of Christ. In such egregious and chronic cases of gross moral evil such as instituting and perpetuating abortion and the structures of sin that surround it, it is quite probable that such Catholic officials are excommunicated in virtue of the acts themselves. A latae sententiae (automatic) excommunication is likely triggered when they vote for laws, funding, and structures that enable and perpetuate such obvious and egregious evil (Cf. Code of Canon Law, Canons 1364,1398; Canon 1329, par. #2). They are in turn forbidden from approaching the sacraments as the result (Cf. Catechism of Catholic Church #1463)."
"It is not morally possible for any Catholic to support abortion, euthanasia, fetal stem cell research, human cloning, or same-sex marriage. There are no ways around this, no justifications whatever. Why? For the simple reason that the Church holds these things to be intrinsically evil. They are evil in themselves, and no circumstances or subjective conditions can ever change that."
Clipped from catholicfire.blogspot.com
"It is not morally possible for any Catholic to support abortion, euthanasia, fetal stem cell research, human cloning, or same-sex marriage. There are no ways around this, no justifications whatever. Why? For the simple reason that the Church holds these things to be intrinsically evil. They are evil in themselves, and no circumstances or subjective conditions can ever change that."
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4 comments:
Who knows? Maybe you'll be the St avia the Vatican recognizes! After all, somebody has to be 1st!
"After I die, if technology has progressed far enough, I could beam these shoes up with me to show St. Peter that there must've been a St. Avia cuz here are her shoes."
I always figured that you'd be a K-Swiss girl.
AA:
You've got a point. The Giants did win the Super Bowl, so miracles do happen and maybe even I can be a saint :) What's that saying, "Please be patient because God hasn't finished with me yet." Well, it's gonna take a lot more work.
V:
LOL!! Very cute pic and I sure do look good!
Believe it or not, I'm just a plain ol' white tennis shoe gal, not even fancy enough for the Keds kind. Never have owned a pair of Avias or K-Swiss. Otherwise, I wear a lot of Birkenstocks...this is not because I'm the earth mother sort, but when I worked at Intel they paid for a pair of shoes. There were about three shoes you could pick from and one of them was a Birkenstock. I've been wearing them ever since. Just wore out a pair of Merrells (sp?). Now I have a pair of Børns.
I love Merrell hiking shoes. Going to check out Børns...
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