Re: Feast of Saints Peter and Paul

In article <[email protected]>,
 David Dalton <[email protected]> wrote:

> This may be of interest to former Catholics on here.
> 
> Today (June 29) is the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul,
> which commemorates the martyrdom of the two.
> 
> It is important to me since my dead Catholic parents
> were married in the Church of Saints Peter and Paul
> in Harbour Main, Conception Bay Central, Newfoundland,
> and I was baptized and confirmed there.  (Main is
> French for Hand, like the Hand of God.)
> 
> And even though I am no longer Catholic but pagan,
> I believe that those two sacraments and the sacraments
> of communion and penance have affected me.  And
> in my workings I have funnelled them and they
> have been adjusted by Goddess (who many call God)
> so they still offer protection and facilitate
> worship but do not require worship and do not
> convey organizational bondage.
> 
> Those adjustments apply to anyone who has received
> one or more of those four sacraments.  In addition,
> the remaining three sacraments of matrimony,
> holy orders, and extreme unction were adjusted
> as part of the popthrough funnel sub cumulative,
> indeed as part of the fourth most recent popthrough,
> and those adjustments apply to anyone who has received
> one or more of those three.
> 
> In addition, I have included the four sacraments
> that I funnelled as part of my assisted shaktipat
> working, so all assisted shaktipat recipients 
> (who now must be at least minor good), even if they
> are not Catholic or otherwise Christian, have
> benefited from the adjusted forms of the four.  Thus
> for example the Dalai Lama is now an honourary Catholic.  :-)

and an honourary Ph.D.

The above should now be true.

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