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We are being taken for clowns as the rich take our money
Much talk these days of food inflation, and rightly so. Prices of basic necessities have crossed a red line. How are poor people paying for ...
Much talk these days of food inflation, and rightly so. Prices of basic necessities have crossed a red line. How are poor people paying for ...
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You're also read in Toronto, Canada, with much gratefulness. Your previous post touched my heart deeply.
Thank you and it means a lot to receive such a nice comment.
When I saw that there was a comment awaiting apporval I was half expecting it to be an anonymous reply to the short priesthood piece.
I hope I have no difficulty with criticism but the anonymous brigade send shivers up my spine, the liturgical lap dancers too. And there is, I imagine, a link between the two groups.
But, again, thank you for your kind words and delighted it is read in Toronto - spread the word.
I'm sure that you would have no difficulty with criticisms. For me, it's the anonymity which would be hard to accept. We can shake hands with a face-to-face opponent, but not with someone we cannot see and who stabs us in the back.
You are in my prayers. I do share many posts with my son and friends. Thank you again for your clear perception of God's love and your courage in expressing it.
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