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Old Thu Feb 08, 2007, 01:18pm
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I never T'd a priest, but I did have an administrator talk to one that was complaining and acting as our scorer. I almost dumped him from the table but he figured out he couldn't be a fan at the table. Btw, his wife that was on the book almost joined him.
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Old Thu Feb 08, 2007, 01:30pm
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The church probably just got cable and he is watching too much FX!
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Old Thu Feb 08, 2007, 02:33pm
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I never T'd a priest, but I did have an administrator talk to one that was complaining and acting as our scorer. I almost dumped him from the table but he figured out he couldn't be a fan at the table. Btw, his wife that was on the book almost joined him.
Am I missing something?
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Old Thu Feb 08, 2007, 02:43pm
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Those darn Episcopalians.
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Old Thu Feb 08, 2007, 03:43pm
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Good point. Sorry I should have used the term minister. It obviously wasn't a priest.
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Old Fri Feb 09, 2007, 05:17am
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Good point. Sorry I should have used the term minister. It obviously wasn't a priest.
FYI: Orthodox Catholics are allowed to be married, if they were married BEFORE they became priests.
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Old Fri Feb 09, 2007, 09:51am
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FYI: Orthodox Catholics are allowed to be married, if they were married BEFORE they became priests.
Only if they were ordained in another Christian Church and converted. They cannot receive their ordination in the Cathoic Church if they are still married. (Widowed? Yes)
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Old Fri Feb 09, 2007, 10:16am
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Only if they were ordained in another Christian Church and converted. They cannot receive their ordination in the Cathoic Church if they are still married. (Widowed? Yes)
There are always exceptions to the rules......
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Old Fri Feb 09, 2007, 02:46pm
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Only if they were ordained in another Christian Church and converted. They cannot receive their ordination in the Cathoic Church if they are still married. (Widowed? Yes)
You are talking about ROMAN Catholic. I specifically stated ORTHODOX Catholic. This is the old Russian and Greek side that split because they do not recognize the Pope. He is just another Cardinal to them.
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