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Flooded road in Everglades National Park. Just out of frame is a large gathering of birds. They had all come to hear Emmitt recite the poems of Edgar Allan Poe. He had a marvelous voice and a small bottle of Jack tucked under his wing.
Canadian Route 22, just north of Glacier National Park.
Badlands National Park. Wild sunflowers lined the road.
I was raised on Disney movies, so I fully understand that animals talk. Little did I know, they also have an active social life which many times includes rather vulgar language.
This is Don. Don is not the brightest bison in Yellowstone. In 2017 he was voted 'most likely to walk out of the park without knowing it' by his fellow bison. In 2018, Don was found in Jackson Hole panhandling to get enough money for a bus ticket.
Beartooth Highway, just west of Cody, Wyoming. I drove into Cody on the fourth of July to see the fireworks. A gas station attendant told me they were cancelled, so I went grocery shopping. I was in the produce aisle when they began.
Yellowstone tour bus number 433 near Lamar Valley. Bus number 434 was behind me and they took turns braking and accelerating in order to sandwich me. It was terrifying.
Near east entrance to Yellowstone National Park. I had to leave on the 19th, otherwise I was scheduled to ride Killer Connie The Wonder Bull. Count your blessings Connie.
Leaving Ho Rain Forest in Olympic National Park. The entire time I hiked Ho I was looking for dinosaurs. Spielberg, I blame you.
Kings Canyon National Park. There are some places where it is better to remain in one's vehicle while taking a shot of the road. Remind me to heed that advice moving forward.
Redwood National Park. While visiting with park rangers they asked if I would like to hike a 'locked trail'. Hiking among old growth redwoods was as close to a spiritual experience as anything I have ever done.
Capital Reef National Park. One of the least visited parks, but easily one of my favorite to photograph. Each turn brought new textures and competing colors.
Shenandoah National Park. As I was heading for the southern exit, fog enveloped everything. Magnificent vistas turned gauzy white. Squirrels tried stealing my hubcaps, thinking they couldn't be seen.
Canadian Route 17 above Lake Superior's Isle Royal National Park. If you've ever wondered what the United States looked and felt like in the 1950's – make your way up here. I'm convinced they still think Eisenhower is President.
Joshua Tree National Park. Entering from the south, you will travel several miles in the park before seeing an actual Joshua Tree. Then suddenly you turn a corner and it's like stepping into a Dr. Seuss book.
South of Great Basin National Park on Route 93. Storms followed me the entire trip between Vegas and Great Basin. At one point a policeman pulled over and asked me what I was photographing. I said, the sky. He said, why?
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Is India's influence declining in the ocean named after the country? That seems to be the conclusion of some analysts after Maldives' cancelation of an airport development contract with an Indian company in November. These concerns are elevated by China's increased engagement with smaller states in the Indian Ocean, including Maldives.
Given the legacy of the 1962 war between China and India and ongoing competition for influence, New Delhi is right to have suspicions about Beijing's intentions in its neighborhood and whether smaller Indian Ocean countries are playing the two sides off each other. But the fact is that India's position in the region remains strong due to longstanding and growing security cooperation with smaller neighbors as well as the Indian Navy's expanding capabilities. Just in the past week, New Delhi's influence has been underscored by former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed's decision to seek refuge in the Indian High Commission in Male after a Maldivian court ordered his arrest.
India is a rising naval power and has the natural advantage of geography in the surrounding ocean. Moreover, India is connected to smaller countries in the region through entrenched ethnic and historical ties. President Mohamed Waheed has discussed Maldives' "preferential relationship" with India, and a former Maldivian foreign minister has stated that "nothing will change the fact that we are only 200 miles [320 kilometers] from Trivandrum," referring to Maldives' proximity to the Indian city.
India feels security obligations to regional states and has displayed its operational reach through campaigns in Sri Lanka and Maldives. In 1987, it intervened in the Sri Lankan civil war through the Indian Peace Keeping Force. Likewise, Indian armed forces intervened in Maldives in 1988 following a coup, and after the 2004 tsunami the Indian Navy was first to provide critical disaster relief to Sri Lanka, Maldives and Indonesia.
Aside from such extraordinary circumstances, India has enduring and growing military relationships with island nations in the Indian Ocean. India deputes a navy officer to manage the National Coast Guard of Mauritius, where two-thirds of the public is of Indian origin. In 2007, New Delhi built a monitoring station in Madagascar that relays intelligence back to Mumbai and Kochi. India is also installing a network of coastal radars in all 26 Maldivian atolls that feed back to India. The Indian Navy and Coast Guard frequently assist Seychelles, Maldives and Mauritius in maintaining security by providing maritime surveillance, hydrographic surveys, training, and maritime military equipment and repair, in addition to engaging these countries in exercises.
In contrast, China has not provided such maritime assistance, except for two patrol craft and training to Seychelles. India concluded the Dosti exercise with Maldives in April, even adding Sri Lanka to this two-decade bilateral engagement. The three countries will soon sign an agreement to advance maritime domain awareness in the region. India's military ties with postwar Sri Lanka are now deeper with the resumption of the Slinex naval exercise in 2011, and the two countries began an annual dialogue between their defense secretaries in 2012.
Beyond bilateral relationships, New Delhi is gradually assuming a greater leadership role in Indian Ocean institutions, such as the economic and diplomatic forum Indian Ocean Rim-Association for Regional Cooperation and the Indian Ocean Naval Symposium. Far from India's influence waning, all these measures reinforce the country's strong security relationships with Indian Ocean countries.
As seen in India's security activities with states in its neighborhood, defense cooperation is a normal occurrence and not a cause for concern in its current form in the Indian Ocean. While some observers were unnerved by the Maldivian defense minister's visit to China after the airport deal collapsed, a similar trip occurred in 2009 during the presidency of Nasheed, who was seen as a pro-India leader. The 2012 visit resulted in minimal security cooperation: China agreed to provide a $3.2 million marine ambulance for the archipelagic nation.
China's defense cooperation with Sri Lanka was once more robust, with Beijing giving Colombo critical weapons systems to fight the Tamil Tiger insurgency, but has eased since the conclusion of the civil war. Nonetheless, Chinese Minister of National Defense Liang Guanglie recently promised Sri Lanka $100 million to develop military infrastructure in the country's north and east. He was careful not to antagonize New Delhi. Following his visit to Sri Lanka, Liang traveled to India for confidence-building discussions on border tensions.
Despite India's entrenched ties with smaller island states in the Indian Ocean, these countries are constrained by limited resources and accept infrastructure assistance from any country that can offer it — from Japan, South Korea and Iran as well as from China.
Smaller countries seek to develop their economies without having to choose between India and China. In fact, New Delhi has not always been receptive to their requests for development assistance and should not be surprised when China steps in to fill this role. Sri Lanka, for example, consulted India first to build a port in Hambantota, but New Delhi declined. Colombo subsequently accepted Chinese funding rather than pass up an opportunity to develop a possible transshipment hub in South Asia.
Furthermore, Beijing's economic engagement with smaller South Asian states offers benefits for India. Until New Delhi is prepared to increase its investment in regional infrastructure development, China's road, rail, seaport and airport projects will improve trade and connectivity for the betterment of the entire South Asian region, which the World Bank and Asian Development Bank considers to be among the least integrated regions in the world.
Still, New Delhi should not take for granted its dominant position in the Indian Ocean. The rejection in Maldives, though its significance should not be overstated, serves as a wake-up call for India to invest more in developing its backyard.
Scholar Rani Mullen finds that India's provision of aid lacks a cohesive strategy. India's intelligence organization Research and Analysis Wing recently called on the government to provide more economic investment and technological expertise in Maldives and Nepal, following analysis of China's IT and telecom industries' interest in these countries. Also, a Jane's Defence Weekly article reported last July that National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon called on Indian envoys posted in neighborhood countries to discuss ways to facilitate often delayed infrastructure assistance through the new Development Partnership Agency. Officials conceded that New Delhi's assistance projects carried on "interminably" and that ties to regional states were "limited and haphazard."
Despite the failed airport deal with Maldives, New Delhi is not in danger of losing its privileged place in the Indian Ocean. This transactional thinking ignores India's longstanding security ties with regional states, which have been expanding and will continue to do so.
That being said, China will increasingly pursue economic opportunities in the Indian Ocean, and the smaller states will accept Chinese assistance as they seek to develop their economies. But this is not a zero-sum game and does not translate to India losing its strategic advantage in a region whose very geography is a metaphor for the country's centrality and growing influence.
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Nilanthi Samaranayake is an analyst in the Strategic Studies division at CNA in Alexandria, United States.
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There is a photo hanging in my home of a juicy looking orange hanging from a tree; the fruit is pierced by a large screw, a brutal metaphor for the reality that is Gaza and one of many powerful photos and paintings by Mohammed Musallam, a 41 year old artist born in Gaza.
We are driving north, past Jabalia to his home in Beit Lahiya, 15 kilometers from Israel. He and his brothers have rented an apartment distant from the border where the family flees in times of war; last year there were 50 people crammed into the one apartment. We turn down a dirt road, his home faces a large empty lot, homes destroyed in the 2012 war. In 2014 his next door neighbor was bombed and killed, another lost his legs. In 2008 IDF came into Mohammed's house for 10 days, destroying things, cutting up his paintings; he shows us a canvas that still has the foot print of an Israeli boot, "the most moral army in the world." You must understand how dangerous art can really be.
We enter the high walled gate into a Garden of Eden filled with irony and political satire, a meat grinder is part of a planter with a row of cactus and succulents, a mishmash of found objects, mostly dolls and children's toys creates a collage that is at once a tribute to childhood and to its destruction. The air is filled with the perfume of jasmine, grapes and figs are growing magically in the midst of desolation, and a collection of lively chickens cluck in a large coop. Mohammed is both passionate and impish, outraged at the world around him, filled with social and political commentary. He has made a candle holder out of a teargas canister, a chandelier where the bulbs are replaced by candles. In 2008 the Israelis cut all the electrical cables and things have been pretty dicey since, the local electrical station was bombed in 2014. He has electricity three to six hours per day and has gone for 30 days without electricity. All the food in the refrigerator rotted, needless to say. He could use a generator but fuel is too expensive. He photographed a toilet, the toilet paper is made of a roll of Palestinian passports, the passport covers are used as armrests on a chair, birds' nests nestle in bullet holes.
His children range in age from three to twelve, the five year old insists on sleeping with her parents and the kids have had issues with bedwetting, a classic PTSD symptom. He remarks, "War is terrible when you have children." He studied in Nablus and Cairo and is three months from his PhD, but unable to get the critical permit to Egypt. He paints and teaches fine arts at Al Aqsa University. He struggles to get permits to do exhibits in Europe.
Mohammed's mother lives on the second floor, his family on the third, and he has a studio on the ground floor where we sit. His wife has an Algerian passport but chooses to stay. "It has become normal. I find beauty, happiness, family, there is no choice, this is not courage." We nibble a sweet fruit combo and enjoy his lively children, the youngest has a devilish personality and keeps her parents busy. As we explore the wild jumble of found objects and striking paintings, Mohammed says, "We are normal, we are people… we are a small country, we have to live together, there is no choice. He has a gallows sense of humor: "six hours of gas, six hours of electricity, 60% of our salaries, six days every two months the border is open." Six is their lucky number. He worries, "Israel feeds hate, creating militants. I am an artist. I don't want to fight." He finds in his art both the intense paradoxes and the beauty around him. It is a terrible shame that he has to struggle to share his talent, his humor, and his passion with a world that desperately needs more men like Mohammed.


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«Татусі́» () — французька кінокомедія 1983. Другий фільм, знятий Франсісом Вебером, в якому разом грають П'єр Рішар і Жерар Депардьє. У 1997 ідею фільму запозичено в США, де фільм з подібним сюжетом вийшов під назвою «День батька».

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 П'єр Рішар — Фрасуа Піньйон
 Жерар Депардьє — Жан Люка
 Анні Дюпрей — Крістін Мартен
 Мішель Омон — Пол Мартен
 Стефані Б'єрі — Трістан Мартен

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17-річний хлопець Тристан тікає з дому зі своєю подругою. Коли ні поліції, ні його батькові не вдається знайти втікачів, його мати вирішує вдатися до невеличкої хитрощі. Вона знаходить своїх двох колишніх коханців і повідомляє їм, що Тристан — їхній син. Жан Люка (Жерар Депардьє) — рішучий і відважний журналіст, який розслідує злочини мафії вимушений шукати хлопця, якого він вважає сином, разом з незграбним невдахою Франсуа Піньйоном (П'єр Рішар). Перед дзвінком жінки він збирався покінчити життя самогубством, але тепер отримав ціль в житті і пустився разом з Люкою в пошуки молодого чоловіка, якого і він вважає сином. Після надзвичайних пригод двоє «батьків» поєднують свої зусилля, таки знаходять Тристана і розказують про себе. Так і не зрозумівши злий жарт жінки, син і його «батьки» залишаються друзями.

Джерела

Фільми Франції 1983
Кінокомедії 1983
Кінокомедії Франції
Фільми французькою мовою
Фільми Франсіса Вебера


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Twelve years ago, Christopher Warren-Green auditioned for the job of music director with the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, guest-conducting a concert capped by a vivid rendition of Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade." The wheel comes round again this year, as six guest conductors get a chance to show what they can do with the CSO before Warren-Green leaves in 2022.
Georgia-born, Berlin-based Roderick Cox began that process Friday night in Knight Theater with his hands partially tied by COVID-19: He led Wagner's "Siegfried Idyll," Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5 and Brahms' Serenade No. 2.
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The 50 percent chance of rain for the day is not encouraging, but schedule for Saturday at Jazz Fest makes the gamble worth it. In addition to a day that ends with Stevie Wonder and Beck, both of which were great when they played New Orleans in the last couple of years, but also cool locals Hurray for the Riff Raff, King James and the Special Men, Luke Winslow King and the annual appearance by all-star brass band The Midnite Disturbers to name a few.
There's also me. Sweet Crude will play the Gentilly Stage at 12:35 p.m., then I'll interview Alexis Marceaux and Sam Craft from the band in the Allison Miner Music Heritage Stage at 4:30. I always have a good time talking with Sam and Alexis, and we have a lot to talk about so it should be fun.
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Q: Mocha tests do not start selenium browser I would like to use Mocha+Selenium to test a webapp. I have installed WebDriverJS (via npm install webdriverjs), and Mocha (via npm install mocha).
When I run this code via node (node test.js), a new browser window is opened and it loads the page I want to test
var assert = require("assert");
var selenium_server="10.222.33.187",
    server_under_test="http://xxx.com/";
var webdriverjs = require('webdriverjs');

var client=webdriverjs.remote({
    host:selenium_server,
    port:4444,
});
client.init()
    .url(server_under_test);

If I run this code via Mocha (mocha test.js), it doesn't start a new browser. the test just passes, without starting the browser
var assert = require("assert");
var selenium_server="10.222.33.187",
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var webdriverjs = require('webdriverjs');

before(function() {
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});

describe("test", function() {
    it("should pass", function() {
        assert(true);
    });
});

Any insights into why the Mocha test doesn't start the browser?

A: I fixed the problem by passing done to url()
describe("test", function() {
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        client.init()
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    });
    it("should pass", function() {
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The Catholic Free Press promotes New Age Advocate Joyce Rupp
The basic credo of the New Age Movement, which looks to usher in a New World Order, is that a person creates their own reality according to what feels right for them. For example, a person may choose to be homosexual, bisexual, monogamous or polygamous and it's "okay" as long as it's "right for me." A person may choose whether or not to have an abortion. And so on. Of course, this is nonsense. For, as Dr. Dietrich von Hildebrand reminds us, "The truth of a proposition is essentially objective; a truth which as such would be valid for one person only is a contradiction in terms. A proposition is true or false, but it can never be true for one person and false for another." (The New Tower of Babel: Modern Man's Flight from God, pp. 57-58).
This New Age relativism is promoted by the Worcester Commission for Women [Diocese of Worcester, Massachusetts]. The Commission for Women has had Sister Joyce Rupp as a guest speaker at its "Gather Us In" Conference and their website links to her website. The Commission for Women also published a prayer by this New Age advocate in which she said, "We will make choices and decisions in 2010 of how we create our reality" while praying that we will all "..let go of aversion and avoidance of the unwanted" so that we will, "welcome people and events disturbing [our] comfort zone."
In a previous post, I noted how Sister Rupp, a self-proclaimed spiritual midwife who feels that she resonates with mystical islamic sufism, has extolled New-Ageism as valuable and claims to have stretched herself "beyond the safe world of heterosexuality" while attending a "gathering of lesbians." And this certainly explains what she means when she prays that we "let go of aversion and avoidance of the unwanted." In an interview with US Catholic (April 2000), Sister Joyce Rupp said that, "In many ways, New Age has become the new enemy. That's unfortunate because some things about New Age are valuable...I think some Church people are envious about New Age, because it does draw people toward spiritual growth."
Johnette Benkovic, at her website Women of Grace, writes:
We have received several questions regarding the orthodoxy of a Servite nun and author named Joyce Rupp who is a popular speaker on the Catholic retreat circuit these days. The following information should prove helpful.
There are some very serious issues with Sr. Rupp.
Let's begin with her authorship of several books about a quasi-divine entity named Sophia, which she describes in her article "Desperately Seeking Sophia" as being "another word for the radiant presence of the Holy One." Sophia is supposedly derived from the Greek translation of the word "wisdom" in Scripture – which is Hagia Sophia.
Rupp treats Sophia as a kind of goddess of inner wisdom in her books, and even admits to struggling with the question of whether or not Sophia is Divine. Apparently, she never really answers that question for herself because although she refers to Sophia as another name for God, she treats this "person" as someone we're supposed to discover, open ourselves to, pray to and turn to for all our needs in life – sort of like what most of us do with God.
"I count on Sophia to influence my attitudes, values, and beliefs, to help me make good choices and decisions," she writes. "I pray to her each day to guide me as I try to reflect her love in all I am and all I do. Whenever I am in doubt as to how to proceed in my work and relationships, I turn to Sophia for wisdom and courage. She has never failed to be there for me."
This very troublesome presentation of God, which could easily lead those of weak faith into idolatry, comes from Rupp's own dislike of Church hierarchy, something she does nothing to hide. For instance, in a Dec. 2008 interview with the National Catholic Reporter, she said that the reason her retreats are attended by mostly women is because "Women haven't trusted their own spiritual experiences because the church for so long told them, and all of us, what to do and how to act."
That she is heavily invested in the New Age is beyond doubt. First, it should be noted that she holds a degree in transpersonal psychology from the Institute for Transpersonal Psychology in Palo Alto, California. The Journal of Transpersonal Psychology describes transpersonal psychology as "the study of humanity's highest potential, and with the recognition, understanding, and realization of unitive, spiritual, and transcendent states of consciousness" (Lajoie and Shapiro, 1992:91).
If this definition sounds a bit "iffy" – it is! Transpersonal psychology, which attempts to bridge the gap between science and spirituality, has received no serious recognition from the scientific community and was described by the authors of the Pontifical document, "Jesus Christ the Bearer of the Water of Life" as "the classic approach to the New Age."
It's interesting to note that the Institute where Sr. Rupp received this "prestigious" degree also offers classes in shamanism, the goddess, ESP and Eastern spirituality.
Evidence of Rupp's involvement in the New Age becomes even more apparent when visiting the website of the retreat center she founded along with Sr. Margaret Stratman, known as the Servite Center of Compassion. Located in Omaha, it offers courses in Tai Chi, the Enneagram, yoga, and dreamwork.
Sr. Rupp is also known to speak at conferences where occult practices are featured, such as the 27th Annual Women and Spirituality Conference that was held in 2008 at the Minnesota State University-Mankato. During this conference, classes were offered in tarot, astrology, communicating with the dead, yoga and psychic powers.
That Rupp will surely introduce retreatants to the syncretism in which she freely indulges is evident in an interview that appears on her website: "I am in tune with a lot from Native American spirituality, partly because of the way it connects with nature. I also like it because it brings the body into prayer, for example, standing and praying toward the four directions [a pagan ritual]. I've also learned a lot from the Buddhist perspective about compassion, and it has greatly enhanced my Christian compassion. And I resonate with the Sufi tradition, the mystical branch of Islam. I find that it connects very much with the Roman Catholic mystical tradition of lover and beloved. The Sufis started the Dances of Universal Peace, which have been very important in my spiritual life. They are simple movements with prayers from different traditions that are chanted and danced in a circle. I find that very compelling and a wonderful way to connect with people. From Buddhism, I value the practice of mindfulness, being aware and present to the moment."
There's a lot more that could be written about Sr. Rupp, but I think this is enough to give you a good enough idea of who she is." (Post may be found here).
It is enough if you are a person of good will who is interested in meeting the demands of truth. It is enough if you are authentically Catholic as opposed to being such in name only. However, the Commission for Women, which seeks to promote confusion and dissent, is still promoting this New Age advocate and angry feminist and The Catholic Free Press, the official newspaper of the Worcester Diocese, continues to assist the Commission for Women in this violent endeavour.
On page 8 of this week's edition of the CFP, in the Diocesan Calendar, we read that: "The diiocesan Commission for Women will present Sister Joyce Rupp in a day-long retreat for women with the theme 'The Gift of Self-Compassion' on September 29 from 9 a.m. -3 p.m. in St. Anne's Parish Hall, 130 Boston Tpke. in Shrewsbury." The listing mentions that Sister Rupp is a member of the Servites but says nothing about her bizarre New Age beliefs or her dislike of the Church's hierarchy.
Several years ago I tried to get The Catholic Free Press to list a Marian Movement of Priests Cenacle in the Diocesan Calendar of Events. I was not successful. Margaret Russell, the paper's editor, denied my request. And yet, Ms. Russell apparently has no problem whatsoever with promoting an event featuring a New Age advocate whose views are hardly consistent with Catholic teaching and spirituality.
More on Joyce Rupp here.
Labels: Advocate, Diocese of Worcester, Johnette Benkovic, Joyce Rupp, Lesbianism, New Age, Promotes, Spirituality, The Catholic Free Press, Worcester Commission for Women
What a nice message Rupp is serving up to Catholic women: embrace Godess Sophia, leave the safe world of heterosexuality and join the dance of lesbianism and pagan spirituality....good stuff!
And how is this Catholic again?
ShrewsburyCatholic said...
We all need to pray for the Worcester Diocese and especially for the people who produce the CFP. Any publication which purports to be Catholic while promoting this sort of nonsense is not being honest with itself or to its readership.
Margaret Russell has failed to provide us with a sound Catholic newspaper. I think it's time for her to go.
HolyCross2011 said...
On the front page of the CFP, Sister Mary Ann Bartell is pictured providing Fr. Robert E. Kelley with loving medical care.
Too bad his victims haven't been treated with the same level of care and compassion. Kathleen Shaw, writing for the Worcester Telegram & Gazette, reports that, "The Rev. Robert E. Kelley admitted in a sworn deposition that he sexually molested '50 to 100' young girls while he was an associate pastor to St. Cecilia's parish in Leominster from 1976 to 1983.
Rev. Kelley, who on Monday was charged with rape for the second time, also said under oath that he had molested several other girls during his tenure at parishes in Southbridge, Lunenburg and Gardner.
The lengthy deposition, a copy of which was obtained this week by the Telegram & Gazette, was made in 1996 while Rev. Kelley was still serving a prison sentence for his 1990 conviction for raping a young girl in Gardner. The deposition was for a civil lawsuit filed on behalf of a woman who said the priest had sexually abused her when she was a young girl living in Southbridge.
The lawsuit was settled out of court and Rev. Kelley's deposition had never been made public until this week. The priest has been on leave from the Catholic Diocese of Worcester since 1985, but it is noted in the deposition that the diocese continued to send him monthly checks, generally ranging from $500 to $700 per month, although one month he received $7.
Asked by the lawyer for the plaintiff to estimate how many girls he had molested while serving at St. Cecilia's, he responded: 'All right. So I would say ... 50 to 100 -- 50 to 100 to the best of my recollection as of right now.' He said some of the sexual abuse occurred inside the church, but mostly elsewhere...He also acknowledges having molested the young daughter of a friend. He said the father came to Bridgewater State Hospital, where he was being treated in a program for sexual offenders, and confronted him about the molestation.
The priest also admitted molesting three girls in Lunenburg.."
That's the Diocese of Worcester for you.
Back in the mid 1990's I was living in Gardner, Massachusetts. At that time, Fr. Kelley was credibly accused of abusing a young girl from that town. Almost immediately, more than 100 priests from the Diocese signed a letter of support for the accused priest which was published in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette. I wrote a letter to the Editor of The Gardner News in support of the victim and her family. It was published and I was denounced at my parish. I was called "sick." One fellow parishioner even asked me why I was getting involved and if I knew the victim. I couldn't help but think of the reply which Cain gave to God when asked about the whereabouts of his brother Abel whom he had murdered: "I know not: am I my brother's keeper?" (Genesis 4:9).
The answer to that question, of course, is yes.
I submitted the letter to the Telegram & Gazette but it never saw the light of day.
We must always stand on the side of truth. Even, and especially when, it is "out of season."
I see that Fr. Kelley's care is paid for by Partners in Charity. So let's get this straight, the diocese wants my hard-earned dollars to provide for a priest who serially-raped young girls?
I find this just....outrageous.
jac said...
The Vatican has spent so much time without reacting that the fish is already rotten.
The nun began giving up their religious dress in the early seventies without shame, no wonder that they would give up their faith shortly after. Right now they are in the open rebellion's stage. Next step: The schism.
The Archdiocese of Boston has sponsored a 3 year program called Arise. Arise is a program from Renew International. It is full of Wiccan, Protestant, New Age, blah, blah..., but disguised to sound Catholic to those with a undeveloped faith. I went to the first and second sessions (year one), and when we wrote messages on paper and then threw them in the water, it was reminiscent of the Prayer to the 4 Directions that I had read about.
Another thing about Arise, it was extremely boring.
The Archdiocese of Boston continues to promote a new Renew progrma called "Why Catholic?". On the surface, it does not sound bad, but considering the source, I would steer clear of it.
If you hear of Arise coming to Worcester, raise your objections.
Thank you for this information anonymous. I will have to look into this further. The days are definitely growing very dark.
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For the time being we're keeping to our forecast of 13pc inflation. The second half-year is expected to be more successful. Over the next 18 months we're expecting to see a rise in inflation due to devaluation, but then once we get through this period and get the monetary factor under control, we'll achieve a reduction in inflation.
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Len Romano, President of the History Tutor, Inc. is seeking experienced social studies educators in the areas of AP US History and High School US History for P/T curriculum development project. Projected completion of development July, 2015.
Josh Arnold MS C.A.G.S. Ed.
I am a principal in a small High School in the Hempstead School District. I am in need of Social Studies and Chemistry teachers, if anyone is looking for a job and want to come out for an interview a demo lesson, please contact me.


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using System.Net.Mail;
using System.Net;

namespace MasDev.Mono
{
	public static class MailClient
	{
		public static void SendViaGmail (string subject, string body, string username, string password, string senderEmail, string senderAlias, bool htmlBody, params string[] to)
		{
			Send ("smtp.gmail.com", 587, subject, body, username, password, senderEmail, senderAlias, htmlBody, to);
		}

		public static void Send (string smtp, int port, string subject, string body, string username, string password, string senderEmail, string senderAlias, bool htmlBody, params string[] to)
		{
			var mail = new MailMessage ();
			mail.From = new MailAddress (senderEmail, senderAlias);
			mail.Subject = subject;
			mail.Body = body;
			mail.IsBodyHtml = htmlBody;

			foreach (var email in to)
				mail.To.Add (email);

			var client = new SmtpClient (smtp);
			client.Port = port;
			client.Credentials = new NetworkCredential (username, password);
			client.EnableSsl = true;

			ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback = delegate {
				return true;
			};
			client.Send (mail);
		}
	}
}

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