More on Cardinal Mahony's REC 2006 keynote speaker
The December issue of the New Oxford Review has even more (click on this post's title) on Father Timothy Radcliffe, O.P., than we have reported previously.
Archbishop Rembert Weakland of Milwaukee was another Religious Education Congress keynote speaker of Cardinal Mahony's.
Not the best picks, obviously.
Do you have any suggestions for future keynote speakers? Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz of Lincoln, Nebraska, springs to mind, of course. So does Father Frank Pavone, founder of the Missionaries of the Gospel of Life and of Priests for Life.
Father Norman Weslin, the heroic rescue priest who has suffered torture and imprisonment for repeatedly placing himself between abortionists and the little babies they intend to kill, would be a tremendous keynote speaker.
No "Brokeback"-recommenders there, that is for sure.
Archbishop Rembert Weakland of Milwaukee was another Religious Education Congress keynote speaker of Cardinal Mahony's.
Not the best picks, obviously.
Do you have any suggestions for future keynote speakers? Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz of Lincoln, Nebraska, springs to mind, of course. So does Father Frank Pavone, founder of the Missionaries of the Gospel of Life and of Priests for Life.
Father Norman Weslin, the heroic rescue priest who has suffered torture and imprisonment for repeatedly placing himself between abortionists and the little babies they intend to kill, would be a tremendous keynote speaker.
No "Brokeback"-recommenders there, that is for sure.
posted by Quintero at 11:05 PM
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