Wow, the mood list has really expanded, and even with all of the new choices I was unable to find and inspirational one more encouraging than hopeful. I will stay hopeful.
I listened to the sermon on Sunday and I didn't find one lie in what you said. I don't even think you exaggerated the truth. The problem is that people don't want the pulpit to have a voice. They have taken any remarks made by the clergy, whether democratic or republican, to mean that its divisive and detrimental to the fabric of our country. He cant play the race card in any way and she gets to play it over and over and over again. But we aren't suppose to notice that. All of the candidates have denounced any religion or even an association with Christianity. What will the outcome of this race really produce? What is it producing now. Censorship in the church. No one can have an opinion against the government anymore. We are in deep recession. Gas prices are four times the amount that I remember them to be. Food cost are rising daily. Salaries are staying the same. We aren't suppose to complain or even notice that we cant afford to get to work.
I heard that you are now going to hear a response from the archdiocese tomorrow. I'm still wondering what the problem is. Land of the free and home of the brave. Where exactly is that place. These times make me want to know God better. A man full of God's grace and power and wisdom. Opposition all around him but his wisdom and wit continue to confuse and amuse them. Keep the faith baby. Know that you are a man of the truth. Keep your cool and keep your head down until January. We have a long road to tow and any and everything that can put a black mark (no pun intended) on this campaign will detract from the real goal. Let this man become president without having to distance himself from every friend, mentor and pastor that has influenced him thus far. Have a blessed evening. Be blessed and be a blessing to someone special.
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