These past few days have been quite leisure. The emails have slowed. The deadlines have been met and everyone seems to be winding down for the holiday season. I am completely ready.
I have been chilling in sweats and watching episodes of The View and The Great Holiday Baking Show while I bake the day away.
I've already kinda made enough content for the month of December so these past few days have just been things I've wanted to bake. And this horchata cake was on that list!
I thought about it long and hard because the big question has always been: How do I get it taste like horchata…?
Initially I made horchata and incorporated it into the cake batter and you know what? It wasn't worth the extra step. I couldn't taste it. And I liked the cake with regular milk better. The texture is better.
SO, instead I added some cinnamon to the cake batter and added some almond meal to give it a bit of texture. It worked out great!
I then concentrated my efforts on the frosting.
I went to Guisados (if you live in LA, you're probably/ hopefully very familiar!) to get some of their horchata.
I cooked it down, skimmed off the milk skin (also known as nata in Spanish, which you are either an ardent fan of or think it's totally vile; I'm in the latter group) and then added that to the frosting. BAM! Tastes like horchata.
If you use homemade horchata (I often time use this easy, straight-forward recipe), I suggest adding equal parts whole milk to it so it will cook down properly. If you go to a restaurant and buy horchata, it will most likely be made from a powdered mix that has rice flour, cinnamon and then they'll add milk to that. This is what you want! It works great.
I topped the cake with mini gingerbread houses and made trees out of rosemary dusted in powdered sugar BC Christmas.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Flour, grease and line the bottoms of two 8-inch cake pans with parchment. Set aside.
In the bowl of a stand-up mixer, with the paddle attachment, combine the cake flour, almond meal, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon and salt. At a slow speed, add the cubed butter and mix until it resembles soft crumbs. In a bowl or measuring cup, whisk together the milk, egg whites and vanilla. Add about 1/2 of the milk/egg white mixture and continue beating for about 30 seconds. Add the remaining 1/2 of the milk/egg white mixture and beat for an additional 30 seconds or so, scrape down the sides and give it one last mix.
Add the horchata to a small saucepan set over medium heat. Bring to a simmer and then immediately turn the heat down to low. Cook for about 10 minutes, until it measures out to be about 4 tablespoons. Remove the milk skin that may have formed on the surface of the milk and discard (this is a normal thing to happen).t Set the horchata aside and allow to come to room temperature.
In the bowl of a stand-up mixer, add the butter. Sift in the powdered sugar and then add the salt, cinnamon and vanilla. Beat until smooth, about 1 minute. Next, pour in 2 tablespoons of the cooked down horchata and mix until fully incorporated. Add a tablespoon more if desired. Frost cake as desired.
that last shot of amelia looking at the cake is exactly how i feel. give me all da horchata cake please. maybe with a side of guisados tacos?!?
the best part of about having to go to guisados to get this horchata was that i had tacos for b'fast haha.
oooh yes love that you maxed out all the horchata-ness. and those mini gingerbread houses plus those rosemary branches are the perfect trees, especially for that size of gingerbread house!
I adore this sweet little festive cake! I've also never thought to use horchata as a cake flavor but it's brilliant, YUM!
i want to make everything horchata-flavored now!
Genius to add cinnamon and almond flour instead of just the horchata itself. This cake looks amazing!!!
it worked so well! thanks, sarah!
This cake is so flippin' adorable! I love cakes with wintery scenes.
this cake, and your photos are gorgeous! love how you incorporated some spice and almond flour for those horchata feels 🙂 ahhh, guisados! it will forever be my fave pit stop when i'm in town.
thank you! i live so close to it i have to stop myself from going and getting their quesadilla every single day.
ahhhhh, was waiting for this one. looks like i'm walking my lazy self over to guisados to grab some horchata cause i def want to make this!!! also, those little houses are TOO CUTE. and more alsos, i love that you added almond meal to the batter. genius!!!
You have awakened a long dormant taste desire and with a cake bonus! Thanks!
haha. BASICALLY MY GOALS IN LIFE!
I used to be safe from Guisado's…but now they're open in Burbank.
I love cakes and combine with horchata must be super delicious!
The cake looks so perfect and beautiful!
I am so in love with this! I love your creativity and beautiful photos. Thank you so much for sharing with us!
I WANT THIS CAKE SO BAD!
What do you think about using almond milk horchata? There is a brand sold in my grocery store that I really like, but not sure about the cooking it down factor??
I would add equal parts whole milk to it. Or you can try and boil it down and see what happens and if doesn't work then add the whole milk. I've never boiled down almond milk before!
A horchata cake? I am SO in.
Do you have to sift the powdered sugar for the frosting first?
Can I substitute the almond meal with regular cake flour, or do you think the almond flavor really makes the cake?
Oddly, I am interested in the hotpad you have pictured. Is it handmade? I would love to make some if you have a pattern to share?
yes! here it is. I got it from anthropologie!
you're my favorite food blogger and i can't WAAAAIT to spend my christmas break cooking/baking through a long list of your recipes!!!
Aww thank you so much, you're so sweet!
Yes, sorry for the confusion. So you should take 1/4 cup of almond milk and then sift it. Any big bits (they shouldn't be that big) then those can go. How did it turn out?
Just pulled them out of the oven a few minutes ago and they look great! Should've trusted the process! 🙂 Can't wait to finish it off for my husband's birthday on Thursday!
Have you tried these in cupcake form? Looking to make it for my cousins engagement party!
Has anyone ever tried making this in cupcakes? I have made the cake and LOVE it– but wanted to break it down into cupcakes.
Adrianna! I have been wanting to make this cake for a long time and am finally gonna do it! However, I really want to make it in a 9×13 pan instead of the two rounds. Do you know how I should adjust the cooking time?
Also, my husband and I really love the combination of horchata and Dr. Pepper so I think I'm going to cook down some DP and drizzle it on top. Sounds crazy but I think it'll be good.
Do you think that a whipped cream frosting would be good on this cake? with a little cinnamon and horchata in it as well of course!
I don't know what whipped cream frosting is? Just whipped cream?
haha yes, what I meant to say was whipped cream as frosting. that might not have been worded exactly right!
Thank you SO much for the recipe. I made my nephew and his bride a Horchata wedding cake using your recipe and it was fabulous! I tried one recipe and the flavors were there but the cake was like bread dough. I tried your recipe and it was SO light and yummy. I did add 1/2 1/2 cup Horchata and took out 1/2 cup of whole milk and it was PERFECT for the flavors I needed. Your cake recipe was such a blessing for me to find. I'd love to share a photo . Thanks again!
omg this makes me so happy. love it!!!


I can't help but read with great envy on the traditions, the multitudes of glorious intricate food and togetherness the preparation brings.
Perhaps this is also why I am starting to get more and more interested in the Japanese Culture.
Anyways... wanted to wish you the very best that 2007 has to offer and to thank you for sharing these traditions with me!
あけましておめでとうございます。I was so happy I could read that on your card!! Only because I know what it said in advance - if I tried to work that out I would have no chance - what beautiful penmanship you have!! I find that style so intriguing, yet so impossibly difficult for me to work out!
Looks like you had a great feast there - I had my own little osechi this year by myself - prepared by my Osaka Obachan at the local yakitori-ya. I will post about it soon. Anyway - EVERYTHING looks amazing in your photos! I see your whole family is as talented as you are in presenting food. Maybe that is just something I will never learn. I don't pay enough attention! OK - too long a comment - Happy New Year Obachan, and I hope that this year we continue to see so much of your wonderful cooking. I certainly learn a lot from you.
Thank you for these gochiso!!
obachan, that's SOME pen(wo)manship! really cool. let's have a fab year together, peace to all!
Have a great year, Obachan!
what a pretty feast! happy new year!!
WOW, what beautiful boxes and food presentation! I think that this is a lovely feast tradition. Happy New Year Obachan!
I've always love the Japanese culture and food, though I like my own culture too. Happy year 2007 to you! Haha... I'm looking forward to my own Chinese new year!
What a great spread, Obachan! I'm really looking forward to seeing more of your great food this year.
Your name sounds familiar so I don't think this is your first time commenting here.
Hajimemashite. Thanks for leaving a comment.
I wish you and yours the very best for 2007.
Haha. Maybe more politically-correct word is penpersonship??? Anyway, like I wrote to Lucas, my penmanship is fake, so please don't flatter me.
Thank you. Same to you. And as I wrote above, I'm thinking about visiting Osaka sometime this year. Maybe we could see each other?
Thanks. Happy New Year to you.
Yeah, lovely tradition in a way, and a torture in another way… LOL.
I wish you could come and help us eat the osechi.
Have a wonderful year of the wild boar.


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Q: How to get data from a property-value table structure? I got 3 tables as follow:
Table 1: FormFields (FieldID, FormID, Title, DateModified, ...)
Table 2: ReportItems (ReportItemID, ReportID, FormID, Title, DateModified, ...)
Table 3: FormValues (ValueID, FormID, FieldID, Value, UserName, DateModified, ...)

For example I have selected 2 Fields of FormFields as my ReportItems. These 2 fields are a question and answer couple. Each question can have 1 answer or it could be NULL.
The key is the result should be such a html data list (dl) with 'dt's and 'dd's like this:
ReportID    FormID  FieldID Value (Question1)   UserName
ReportID    FormID  FieldID Value (Answer1)     UserName
ReportID    FormID  FieldID Value (Question2)   UserName
ReportID    FormID  FieldID Value (Answer2)     UserName
ReportID    FormID  FieldID Value (Question3)   UserName
ReportID    FormID  FieldID Value (Answer3)     UserName

Question 1
    Answer 1
Question 2

Question 3
    Answer 3
Question 4

Question 5
    Answer 5

I used a query like this, but it doesn't return the result I wish:
select rf.FormID, rf.FieldID, rf.ReportItemTitle, v.Value from
    (select r.ReportItemID, r.FormID, r.FieldID, r.Title as ReportItemTitle from
        (select ReportItemID, ReportID, FormID, FieldID, Title
            from ReportItems
            where FormID = '2D6C42E1-0C95-4E40-B792-A17E00C001BF' and ShowInList = 0) r
    JOIN
        (select FormID, FieldID, Title
            from FormFields
            where FormID = '2D6C42E1-0C95-4E40-B792-A17E00C001BF') f
        ON r.FormID = f.FormID AND r.FieldID = f.FieldID) rf
LEFT JOIN
    (select FormID, FieldID, Value
        from FormValues
        where FormID = '2D6C42E1-0C95-4E40-B792-A17E00C001BF' and UserName = '0000000000') v
ON rf.FormID = v.FormID AND rf.FieldID = v.FieldID

FormID                                  FieldID                                 ReportItem's Title  Values
2D6C42E1-0C95-4E40-B792-A17E00C001BF    E7A78AC7-10A4-4752-85D6-A17E00C22EF9    Question's Title    user's 1st question goes here...
2D6C42E1-0C95-4E40-B792-A17E00C001BF    E7A78AC7-10A4-4752-85D6-A17E00C22EF9    Question's Title    user's 2nd question goes here...
2D6C42E1-0C95-4E40-B792-A17E00C001BF    E7A78AC7-10A4-4752-85D6-A17E00C22EF9    Question's Title    user's 2nd question goes here...
2D6C42E1-0C95-4E40-B792-A17E00C001BF    8E1FAC2A-02F1-4D0D-A3E0-A184001484D8    Answer's Title  admin's answer to user's 1st question

Note:

*

*Empty answers are the one has not been answered (NULL).

*The result should be based upon UserName and ReportID

*All IDs are GUID

*Both questions and answers are stored in FormValues table

Maybe I should use cursor, but I'm really confused what to do. I'd highly appreciate if someone help me.
Many thanks in advance,
Kardo

A: i think i know what you mean
ReportID    FormID  FieldID Value (Question1)   UserName
ReportID    FormID  FieldID Value (Answer1)     UserName

do you want questions and answers in the same selection column? you need to order by reportID, FormID, FieldID and let the presentation logic keep track of the current ids to display it in a nested way like (or you need an orm-tool to make the mapping for you and user an object model)

report1

form1

 question1

answer 1 by user 1

answer 2 by user 2

....

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I got a call yesterday morning from Stella, one of my dialysis nurses. She asked me if I could come by the hospital to do a cbc. What? When I was at my rheumatology appointment I SPECIFICALLY asked the fellow/doctor that saw me that I had gotten a blood transfusion the week before and I needed a repeat cbc done. Sure, sure, she said.
I told Stella to check again which she did. She saw my c3/c4 as well as my double strand DNA blood work "pending", but nothing for cbc. Bah! I couldn't go downtown to the hospital on Friday as my Dad was unable to take me, so I have to go and do it on Monday. Geez!
In other news, I called my pharmacy and they managed to get a hold of the fellow and my medication dosage problems were fixed. Thank Goodness.
I felt a bit better last week, but I feel like I'm getting tired all over again…almost as if my hemoglobin is perhaps dropping again. If I had gotten the CBC done on Thursday like I wanted, Stella could have had an idea as to how urgently my appointment with Dr. Cino, gastroenterologist, should be. I just want it done now. I'm supposed to go to Florida at the end of the month and I really want to go. I definitely need a break…and we're only going to be away for about 10-12 days.
Hopefully everything works itself out. It usually does..


I painted this yellow and grey piece for Ryker's room to add a pop of color and balance to this wall collage.
Can't forget the Owl Bank and the wooden elephant!
We were finally able to hang up the mirror and the frames for this changing table area. I actually found this mirror at Home Goods on Clearance for $20! It was painted a distressed off white color, so I spray painted the frame Gold. I'll post before and after photos HERE shortly. I had to make sure to hang it high enough so Ryker can't grab it while he was on the changing table.
I scored this wicker rocking chair on Craigslist. This is actually going in the living room once we get our glider for the nursery in place. That one is more comfortable to fall asleep in and this one I thought would be perfect for the living room during the day time so I can watch both of the kids out there.
Of course, Erik got a case for his Champion's League ball. We're still also waiting for the crib bedding to arrive so I'll post more photo updates on that soon!
I hope you enjoy your week!!!
Each year we are fortunate to be given the opportunity to support a wonderful non-profit organization - the Easter Seals Foundation of the Bay Area. This wonderful organization has helped families with disabilities and special needs live better lives by helping provide services to enable individuals with disabilities to achieve personal goals and gain greater independence for everyday living.
For a number of years, Erik's uncle - Henry Michon, has served as the Chair for the Northern California Food and Drug Industry Alliance for Easter Seals. Each year, they hold an annual Spring Gala benefitting the Easter Seals Bay Area. It's an amazing event held at the San Francisco Hilton that consists of a silent auction, dinner, a touching presentation of how Easter Seals has touched the lives of a special family of a child in need, live entertainment, and dancing through the night.
It always feels good to give back to the community and the Easter Seals Foundation is a wonderful non-profit organization that works for such a good cause - why not make a difference today?
If you would like to find more ways to support and give back by volunteering in our community to help Easter Seals Bay Area you can click HERE.
If you would like to make a difference through a financial gift to the Easter Seals Bay Area, you can also do so on their website by clicking HERE.
This year, the guest performer was Javier Colon - winner of Season 1 of The Voice. He was amazing live on stage, and we feel very fortunate to have given the opportunity to support such a great cause that night and to see all of the people who have supported the organization. Here's a glimpse of the beautiful evening.
"A Drop in the Ocean" is one of my favorite songs that he performed that night! I posted his performance on NBC below so you can hear it more clearly.
The weather was great here in the bay area! I've been mostly trapped inside my house all last week finishing my antibiotics and resting up to try to get back into gear, so my husband wanted to take Keira and I outdoors to absorb some natural Vitamin D from the sun. We live really close to Coyote Point but we have actually never been able to visit CuriOdessey yet so we made a day of it and it was so much fun! Keira got to see some animals and she had a blast!
I thought this picture was beautiful!
Baby Ryker's shower was also this weekend at Erik's parents house in Redwood Shores and it was another gorgeous day! Keira went out on the paddle boat for the first time with her Opa - again, her smile is just priceless! They had a blast!
Thank you to everyone who shared this wonderful shower for Ryker with us, we're truly blessed! More pics to come!
My friend Deborah was able to send me some photos of her work from our photo shoot session at my place. Here's a couple to share with you guys. Check her out at Deborah Quast Photography.
Based from the last ultrasound it looks like I'm 34 weeks now so only 6 more weeks to go!
After going through a ton of baby girl clothes with Keira, it's fun to finally have a reason to get some fun boys tee's and bodysuits for baby Ryker. You can just get away with more clever little sayings on their shirts. Here's a few that I found that Erik and I loved!
I was thinking about maybe getting this tuxedo bodysuit to take the little man home in from the hospital!
Vampire Diaries Weekend - July 2012!
Okay, as I noted in my "About Me" section of my blog, I am obsessed with TVD (The Vampire Diaries)! I got hooked on it when I was on maternity leave when Keira was born in 2009. The pilot aired and I just loved it, and so did everyone else that I told - including my sister! So, you guys have to check it out if you haven't already. Season 3 just finished and it was AWESOME once again! Check out this trailer for Season 3 below.
P.S. - I think they're still showing Seasons 1 & 2 on Netflix Instant Streaming so you can catch up on there too!
I'm so excited because there's going to be a Vampire Diaries convention here in Burlingame's Hyatt Hotel in July! So, my sister and I are going to go of course and we got a photo op with the 2 brothers - YAY!!! So excited...I can't wait! If you guys are interested in attending the convention, you can still buy tickets HERE. Message me if you guys are going!
Happy Mother's Day to all you Mommy's out there. Being a mother is such an amazing experience and without my daughter and my soon to come son, I would feel incomplete in my life. I've learned so much from my AMAZING mother and mother-in-law and couldn't feel luckier to have them both in my life. I love you guys!
Just love her SO much!
Waking up to this smile is PRICELESS!
...and without our Mommy's we wouldn't be able to be Mommy's!
Happy Mother's Day to our Special MOM's!
Happy Mother's Day...enjoy your wonderful day!
Yay! I'm back at home!
Thank you everyone for all your love and support this last week. Your kind and supportive words really helped me get through this pneumonia! It's been a rough 4 days, but I'm finally back home (still recovering) but at least I'm laying in my Tempurpedic bed and not an uncomfortable hospital bed hooked up to an IV!
The nurses and doctors at the new Mills Peninsula Hospital in Burlingame were GREAT. They were all really sweet and helpful and not to mention the hospital was BEAUTIFUL! Erik actually kept referring to it as the "Hotel" instead of "hospital". This is where I'll be delivering Ryker at in about a month from now so at least it felt comforting to know that I'll be in good hands.
Erik & Keira waiting for me in the ER. Keira fell asleep on daddy's lap & whenever the nurse wheeled me away to take an x-ray she would cry! She was concerned for her Mommy that I wanted to cry each time I saw her tear up!
My parents visiting me in my room. I was looking out that window quite a lot wishing I could enjoy the warm weather out there!
My wonderful husband spent all 3 nights with me at the hospital, he said the pull-out bed wasn't too bad to sleep on and he was just happy that it was long enough for his legs!
They treated me like I was TWO patients because they monitored the baby's heartbeat for 20 minutes straight about 4-5 times a day + they had to monitor my blood pressure too - it was crazy!
My awesome coworkers at NAARTJIE sent me this beautiful plant to cheer me up! Thanks guys, it worked!!
I hope you all enjoy this wonderful weather outside, being trapped inside of a hospital room unable to breath really makes you realize how lucky you are when you well and able to enjoy being home with your family.
I know I've been MIA for a few days. I was planning on doing another Weekend Update but unfortunately I've been sick again but this time I got pneumonia so I've been in the hospital trying to fight this. Baby Ryker seems to be doing great but I just need some extra love and positivity for my body to fully recover. I'm staying positive and I plan on being right back to on my feet very soon. I'm been so lucky to have such a great husband to stay with me and brighten up my days and Keira who always makes me laugh. Thank you to my family and friends for coming to visit me and for all your positive energy. I love you guys and I'll give you an update soon!!!
Summer time is around the corner and my Erik is actually putting on a Soccer Camp this year with a SPECIAL RATE going on now. Please click on this Link Below to take you to the information page.
* Boys & Girls are both welcome to join this Soccer Camp.
Lately, time has been going by so fast that it's nice to take a Time Out every now and then for yourself.
Here's some beautiful reading nooks that I found on Pinterest that make me wish I could just crawl up with a book (or nook) and a cozy blanket!
I just love this room, it looks like it's in the middle of the house. I love how unexpected it is!
You just can't go wrong with this color combination. It's so crisp.
Have a great weekend everyone! I hope you all get to take a little Time Out for yourself this weekend!
This weekend we went to our 3D Ultrasound appointment at 3D Baby Vu in Pleasanton, Ca - I highly recommend them (their packages are great and the photos are high quality). It looks as if this little boy may be another big baby because he's measuring out to be about 2 weeks older than my EDD (estimated due date) putting him in the 87-90% percentile in growth already...and he's still in the womb! When Keira was born she was only 6 lbs 11 oz, but 21 inches long and she's still in the 90 percentile in height! I guess they got that from their Daddy! I just hope he's as good to me as Keira was when it's time for him to come out!
His eyes are wide open already!
It's crazy how detailed these ultrasound photos can be!
They even gave us this little cute bear with Ryker's heart beat recorded so you can hear it when you squeeze him!
We can't wait to meet you little big guy!


A video in three parts. Part one, Des choses comme ça ("Such things") is set on a cruise ship and features numerous conversations among a selection of passengers, all of whom are on holiday. Characters include an aging war criminal, a former United Nations official, a Russian detective, and a brief cameo appearance by American singer Patti Smith. In the second part, Notre Europe ("Our Europe"), a girl and her younger brother summon their parents to appear before the "tribunal of their childhood," demanding serious explanations of the themes of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity. The final movement, Nos humanités ("Our humanities"), visits six legendary sites of true or false myths: Egypt, Palestine, Odessa, Hellas, Naples, and Barcelona.


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If Only Catholics Spoke This Way
by Thomas A. Droleskey
Remember Carl Paladino, the Republican nominee for the office of Governor of the State of New York who is a veritable walking "sound bite?" Come on, I only wrote about him last four days ago in So Much Confusion, So Little Time.
Well, it did not take too long for the human "sound bite" to "walk back" his comments, made before a group of adherents of the Talmud in the Borough of Brooklyn, New York, in the City of New York, New York, on Sunday, October 10, 2010, that caused him to come in for great criticism from participants in and enablers of perverse sins against the Sixth and Ninth Commandments that caused the destruction of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrha.
Outraged that Carl Paladino had expressed a statement expressing his regrets at having spoken as he did before the adherents of the Talmud, the man who wrote the speech that Paladino gave, Rabbi Yahuda Levin, who was the 1985 candidate of the Right to Life Party of the State of New York for the office of Mayor of the City of New York, New York, held a press conference on the steps of the Cathedral of Saint Patrick on Fifth Avenue in the Borough of Manhattan, in the City of New York, New York, on Wednesday, October 13, 2010, to denounce Paladino's cowardice. It is a shame that Catholics do not speak in the way that Rabbi Levin spoke. It is, of course, a further shame that Rabbi Yahuda Levin, who once spoke to one of my classes at Saint Francis College in Brooklyn, New York, in 1986, is not a Catholic.
Here is a news report of what Rabbi Levin said on the steps of the Cathedral of Saint Patrick (only those of you who have heard Rabbi Levin, perhaps at the annual rally prior to the March for Life in Washington, District of Columbia, on January 22 each year, can appreciate the force and the biting satire by which he made the remarks found in this news report):
Well, that didn't last long.
Rabbi Yahuda Levin, at St. Patrick's Cathedral, said he felt betrayed.
The alliance between the Republican Carl P. Paladino and an Orthodox rabbi from Brooklyn has fallen apart, with the rabbi denouncing Mr. Paladino on Wednesday for his apology over remarks he had made about homosexuality on Sunday.
The rabbi, Yahuda Levin, who helped write those remarks, said Mr. Paladino "folded like a cheap camera" because of the uproar they had set off. And the rabbi said he could no longer support Mr. Paladino's candidacy for governor of New York.
"Which part of the speech that you gave in Brooklyn to the Orthodox Jewish community are you apologizing for?" Rabbi Levin asked at a news conference in front of St. Patrick's Cathedral, on Fifth Avenue. "Will we see you next year with your daughter at that gay pride march?"
Mr. Paladino, during a meeting with a small Orthodox congregation that was arranged by Rabbi Levin, said Sunday that children should not be "brainwashed" into thinking that homosexuality was acceptable, and he criticized his Democratic opponent, Andrew M. Cuomo, for marching with his daughters in New York City's gay pride parade.
On Tuesday, after broad condemnation, Mr. Paladino apologized for his "poorly chosen words" and said he would "fight for all gay New Yorkers' rights" if elected.
Rabbi Levin said that he considered the apology a betrayal, and that he pined for the "old Carl" who spoke from his heart rather than bending to political whims.
Rabbi Levin said he was especially upset that Mr. Paladino gave him no notice that he planned to back away from the comments.
"I was in the middle of eating a kosher pastrami sandwich," Rabbi Levin said. "While I was eating it, they come running and they say, 'Paladino became gay!' I said, 'What?' And then they showed me the statement. I almost choked on the kosher salami."
Mr. Paladino, of course, had not become gay, but had announced that he wanted to clarify that he embraced gay rights and opposed discrimination. In explaining his views, Mr. Paladino and his aides noted that he had a gay nephew who worked for the campaign.
That seemed to bother Rabbi Levin as well. He accused Mr. Paladino of deciding to apologize because "his gay nephew or his family told him so."
"He discovered now he has a gay nephew?" the rabbi said. "Mazel tov! We'll make a coming-out party!"
Rabbi Levin said he chose to hold his news conference at the cathedral because he hoped Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan would take a stand on the controversy involving Mr. Paladino's remarks.
Mr. Paladino made two stops in Brooklyn on Sunday, one at a yeshiva and the second at a synagogue in Williamsburg. Rabbi Levin has said that he wrote the first set of remarks and helped shape Mr. Paladino's comments at the second stop in which he talked about homosexuality. Mr. Paladino's campaign manager said that he reviewed the remarks, as did the candidate, but that they should have been more sensitive to the language and the furor the comments would create.
Rabbi Levin said Wednesday that Mr. Paladino probably did not write his apology either. He suggested that "militant gays" wrote it and handed it to a naïve Mr. Paladino.
"Believe me, I spoke to Carl Paladino," Rabbi Levin said. "He doesn't know half the stuff that has to do with the gay agenda."
Despite his unhappiness, Rabbi Levin did leave the door open for a reconciliation. "Carl, we'll leave the light on for you," he said. "Come back, Carl."
At a campaign stop at a water-bottling plant in Forestport, N.Y., Mr. Paladino shrugged off Rabbi Levin's criticism, saying he wanted to stick to the issues.
"We're on message," Mr. Paladino said. "That's it." (Paladino Loses Rabbi's Support Over Apology to Gays)
If only Catholics spoke this way.
There is, of course, no chance at all that "Archbishop" Timothy "I aim to be a happy 'bishop'" Dolan will take any stand at all on Carl Paladino's remarks at Rabbi Levin's synagogue that caused him to be denounced by all of the "usual suspects," including his Democratic Party opponent for the New York governorship, New York State Attorney General, the pro-abortion, pro-perversity Catholic named Andrew Cuomo, who remains in perfectly "good standing" with the "bishops" of the New York State "Catholic" Conference, and the Republican nominee for Attorney General of the State of New York, County of Richmond (Borough of Staten Island), New York, District Attorney Daniel Donovan, and many others. The "happy 'bishop'" does not want to make anyone unhappy, except God Himself, of course (see Still Trying to Make Everyone Happy Except God Himself).
Moreover, the "happy 'bishop'" is happiest with Talmudic rabbis who speak in more "nuanced," less "combative" terms, including those who have been "papally" knighted by Karol Wojtyla/John Paul II and Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI despite their support for chemical and surgical baby-killing under cover and despite their support special "rights," including "marriage," for those engaged in perverse sins of nature that brought down the wrath of God upon the cities of Sodom and Gomorrha. The "happy 'bishop'" does not like confrontation.
Rabbi Yahuda Levin is not part of the ecumaniacal crowd in which Timothy "I am to be a happy 'bishop'" Dolan travels, although the conciliar "archbishop" of New York would certainly be supportive of Rabbi Levin's pro-life work and would be (and probably has been) very pleasant to him personally on the occasions that they have met, especially at the March for Life in Washington, District of Columbia.
Still and all, though, Timothy "I aim to be a happy 'bishop'" Dolan has spent a lot of time in "ecumenical dialogue" with Talmudic rabbis who support one abject evil after another.
If you doubt my word, please review the material in the appendix attesting to the fact that the "happy 'bishop'" has expressed his "admiration" for the "work" of the Anti-Defamation League of B'Nai Brith, a Masonic organization, that has filed amicus curiae ("friend of the court") briefs repeatedly in support of baby-killing and perversity and that has waged war on all religious displays of Christianity in public spaces and in the concentration camps known as public schools.
It is indeed one of the most telling triumphs, albeit temporary, of the devil that a Talmudic rabbi is given to speak the truth in a manner that should characterize the work of a true Catholic bishop. Alas, the conciliar "bishops" are not true bishops. Their spirit is not one of Catholic truth. It is one of compromise and conciliation with the enemies of Christ the King and Mary our Immaculate Queen.
Unlike our first Pope, Saint Peter, who sought the conversion of the Jews on Pentecost Sunday after the Third Person of the Most Blessed Trinity, God the Holy Ghost, descended upon Him and the other Apostles and our dear Blessed Mother and others in the same Upper Room in Jerusalem where Our Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ had instituted the Eucharist and the Holy Priesthood for our sanctification and salvation fifty-three days before, Timothy Dolan and his confreres in the conciliar "hierarchy" do not believe that they have an obligation to seek with urgency the conversion of Yahuda Levin to the true Faith.
The devil knows what good that Yahuda Levin could do as a Catholic, which is why conciliarism's rejection of the simple work begun by Saint Peter and its open rejection, at least on the level of pastoral praxis as demonstrated by the words and the deeds of Karol Wojtyla/John Paul II and Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI, of the supersession of the Old Covenant by the New and Eternal Covenant instituted by Our Lord at the Last Supper and consummated by the shedding of every single drop of His Most Precious Blood on the wood of the Holy Cross on Good Friday is itself a work of the devil that makes it appear that a Talmudic rabbi knows more about moral truth than a supposed "archbishop" of the Catholic Church who is but an apostate in actual point of fact.
Yahuda Levin needs to become a Catholic.
Which conciliar official has urged him to do so?
The conciliar officials are far, far removed from the spirit of Catholicism that prompted Pope Saint Pius X to speak forthrightly to the founder of international Zionism, Theodore Herzl, on January 25, 1904 (see appendix below). They are far, far removed from the spirit of Catholicism that prompted Saint Vincent Ferrer, O.P., to effect the conversion of thousands upon thousands of Jews and Mohammedans by means of preaching in the Iberian Peninsula and in southern France between the end of the Fourteenth and the beginning of the Fifteenth Centuries. They are far, far removed from the fidelity to the true God of Divine Revelation Who sent His own Most Blessed Mother to effect the conversion of the Catholic-hating Jew named Alphonse Ratisbonne at the Church of San Andrea delle Fratte on January 20, 1842.
Which one of the conciliar officials has made reference lately to the following reiteration of Catholic truth made by Pope Pius XII in Mystici Corporis Christi, June 29, 1943?
28.That He completed His work on the gibbet of the Cross is the unanimous teaching of the holy Fathers who assert that the Church was born from the side of our Savior on the Cross like a new Eve, mother of all the living. [28] "And it is now," says the great St. Ambrose, speaking of the pierced side of Christ, "that it is built, it is now that it is formed, it is now that is .... molded, it is now that it is created . . . Now it is that arises a spiritual house, a holy priesthood." [29] One who reverently examines this venerable teaching will easily discover the reasons on which it is based.
29.And first of all, by the death of our Redeemer, the New Testament took the place of the Old Law which had been abolished; then the Law of Christ together with its mysteries, enactments, institutions, and sacred rites was ratified for the whole world in the blood of Jesus Christ. For, while our Divine Savior was preaching in a restricted area -- He was not sent but to the sheep that were lost of the house of Israel [30] -the Law and the Gospel were together in force; [31] but on the gibbet of his death Jesus made void the Law with its decrees, [32] fastened the handwriting of the Old Testament to the Cross, [33] establishing the New Testament in His blood shed for the whole human race. [34] "To such an extent, then," says St. Leo the Great, speaking of the Cross of our Lord, "was there effected a transfer from the Law to the Gospel, from the Synagogue to the Church, from many sacrifices to one Victim, that, as our Lord expired, that mystical veil which shut off the innermost part of the temple and its sacred secret was rent violently from top to bottom." [35]
30. On the Cross then the Old Law died, soon to be buried and to be a bearer of death, [36] in order to give way to the New Testament of which Christ had chosen the Apostles as qualified ministers; [37] and although He had been constituted the Head of the whole human family in the womb of the Blessed Virgin, it is by the power of the Cross that our Savior exercises fully the office itself of Head in His Church. "For it was through His triumph on the Cross," according to the teaching of the Angelic and Common Doctor, "that He won power and dominion over the gentiles"; [38] by that same victory He increased the immense treasure of graces, which, as He reigns in glory in heaven, He lavishes continually on His mortal members it was by His blood shed on the Cross that God's anger was averted and that all the heavenly gifts, especially the spiritual graces of the New and Eternal Testament, could then flow from the fountains of our Savior for the salvation of men, of the faithful above all; it was on the tree of the Cross, finally, that He entered into possession of His Church, that is, of all the members of His Mystical Body; for they would not have been united to this Mystical Body.
I can't recall any conciliar official referring to this part of Pope Pius XII's Mystici Corporis Christi, can you?
While we pray for the conversion of Yahuda Levin and all of those who do not as of yet believe in the Sacred Divinity of Our Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ to His Catholic Church before they die, we must also be earnest about making reparation for our sins, which are so very responsible for the worsening of the state of the Church Militant on earth and thus of the world-at-large. We must be converted on a daily basis away from our sins and our own lukewarmness and our own worldliness as we seek to grow in holiness as the consecrated slaves of Our Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ through the Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary.
The calendar of the Roman Rite teaches us how to grow in holiness by giving us a treasure of riches in the saints whose feasts are commemorated annually. The saint whose feast day is observed day, Saint Hedwig, teaches us how to avoid worldliness and to grow in grace as we treat all others, including those outside of the household of the Faith who have been redeemed by the shedding of the Most Precious Blood of Jesus, whether or not they realize or can accept it at this time, with genuine kindness and respect as we exhort them to convert to the true Faith.
Here, as included in Dom Prosper Gueranger's The Liturgical Year, is the account of Saint Hedwig's life and work:
Hedwige was illustrious for her royal descent, but still more for the innocence of her life. She was maternal aunt to St. Elizabeth, the daughter of the king of Hungary; and her parents were Berthold and Agnes, Marquis and Marchioness of Moravia. From childhood she was remarkable for her self-control, for at that tender age she refrained from all childish sports. At the age of twelve, her parents gave her in marriage to Henry, duke of Poland. She was a faithful and holy wife and mother, and brought up her children in the fear of God. In order the more freely to attend to God, she persuaded her husband to make with her a mutual vow of continency. After his death, she was inspired by God, whose guidance she had earnestly implored, to take the Cistercian habit; which she did with great devotion in the monastery of Trebnitz. Here she gave herself up to divine contemplation, spending the whole time from sun-rise till noon in assisting at the holy Sacrifice. The old enemy of mankind she utterly despised.
She would neither speak of worldly affairs, nor hear them spoken of, unless the affected the interests of God for the salvation of souls. All her actions were governed by prudence, and it was impossible to find in them anything excessive or disorderly. She was full of gentleness and affability towards all. She triumphed completely over flesh by afflicting it with fasting, watching, and rough garments. She was adorned moreover with the noblest Christian virtues; she was exceedingly prudent in giving counsel; pure and tranquil in mind; so as to be a model of religious perfection. Yet she ever strove to place herself below all the nuns; eagerly choosing the lowest offices in the house. She would serve the poor, on her knees, and wash and kiss the feet of lepers, so far overcoming herself as not be repulsed by their loathsome ulcers.
Her patience and strength of soul were admirable; especially at the death of her dearly-beloved son, Henry duke of Silesia, who fell fighting against the Tartars; for she thought rather of giving thanks to God, than of weeping for her son. Miracles added to her renown. A child, that had fallen into a mill-stream and was bruised and crushed by the wheels, was immediately restore to life when the saint was invoked. Many other miracles wrought by her having been duly examined, Clement IV, enrolled her among the saints; and allowed her feat to be celebrated on the fifteenth of October, in Poland, where she is greatly honoured as patroness of the country. Innocent XI extended her Office to the whole Church, fixing it on the seventeenth of October.
The once thoroughly Catholic land of Poland is now littered with men claiming to be "bishops" who have renounced the Social Reign of Christ the King, good conciliarist that they are, of course (see Distracting Us With More Side Shows, part three). Our own country is letter with men claiming to be "bishops" who have never accepted the Social Reign of Christ the King, men who are afraid of speaking with the clarity that Yahuda Levin spoke on the steps of the Cathedral of Saint Patrick and are petrified of saying anything publicly that would give even the slightest indication that they had an obligation before God to seek with urgency his unconditional conversion to the true Faith before he dies. None of this can come from the Catholic Church. Not one little bit of it.
Many people will gather in various places to pray Our Lady's Most Holy Rosary. Although the organization promoting this event is in full league with the conciliar officials and not deserving of our support for reasons that I outlined in Opposing Sin Can Be the Near Occasion of Sin twenty-nine months ago now, we can certainly gather with our fellow Catholics to pray Our Lady's Most Holy Rosary. We will be doing so in Connecticut as the good son of Our Lady's Rosary, Bishop Robert F. McKenna, O.P., will lead those who gather on the Stepney Green just across the side from Our Lady of the Rosary Chapel. We can console the good God and make reparation for our sins while praying for the conversion of our nation to the true Faith.
Is this impossible? Consider the words that Saint Gabriel the Archangel spoke to Our Lady at the Annunciation to explain how Saint Elizabeth had conceived her Son's precursor, Saint John the Baptist:
Because no word shall be impossible with God (Luke 1: 37.)
Nothing is impossible with God, not even the conversion of the United States of America to the Catholic Faith.
Isn't it time today to pray a Rosary with our fellow Catholics?
Vivat Christus Rex! Viva Cristo Rey!
Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.
Saint Joseph, pray for us.
Saints Peter and Paul, pray for us.
Saint John the Baptist, pray for us.
Saint John the Evangelist, pray for us.
Saint Michael the Archangel, pray for us.
Saint Gabriel the Archangel, pray for us.
Saint Raphael the Archangel, pray for us.
Saints Joachim and Anne, pray for us.
Saints Caspar, Melchior, and Balthasar, pray for us.
Saint Hedwig, pray for us.
See also: A Litany of Saints
The "Happy 'Bishop's'" Praise for B'Nai Brith and Talmudic Judaism
"Archbishop" Dolan went to great lengths when he was still the conciliar "archbishop" of the Milwaukee to apologize for the "appearance" caused by Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI's "lifting" of the "excommunication" imposed by Karol Wojtyla/John Paul II on Bishop Richard Williamson. Timothy "I am to be a happy bishop" Dolan, who had already appointed him as the conciliar successor to Edward "Cardinal" Egan (see Making John L Sullivan Look Like Mister Peepers), called for a meeting with Talmudic leaders in Milwaukee so as to get their "pulse" on "inter-faith" relations in the wake of the "embarrassment" caused by the "appearance" of Ratzinger/Benedict's actions:
The executive director of Milwaukee's Jewish Council for Community Relations received an unexpected invitation last week.
Paula Simon was part of a small group of the city's Jewish and Catholic leadership invited to the home of Archbishop Timothy Dolan, to discuss interfaith relations in the wake of Pope Benedict XVI's decision to end the Vatican's ban against a bishop who had denied the Holocaust. The invitation from the archbishop came just days before he, head of Milwaukee's Catholic diocese for seven years, was named by the pope to succeed Cardinal Edward Egan as archbishop of New York City's diocese.
"He wanted to get a pulse of the Jewish community," Simon said. "He wanted to make sure that we understood that what the pope did did not reflect what he [Archbishop Dolan] felt."
Simon, in a telephone interview with The Jewish Week, said the archbishop apologized for the impression given by the pope's action that the Catholic Church condones denial of the Holocaust's historical authenticity. "We're embarrassed. This is inappropriate," she reported the archbishop as saying about lifting of the excommunication of Bishop Richard Williamson, who has said the Holocaust was exaggerated and no Jews died in the Nazi gas chambers.
"He could have sent a quick note or e-mail" to express his feelings, Simon said. "It could have been done in a phone call."
"You can't put a value on that kind of relationship," she told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "It's not lip service. It's real."
Simon cited the meeting, and the archbishop's unsolicited outreach to Milwaukee's Jewish community, as the latest examples of Dolan's "personal commitment to interfaith issues" that have included one-on-one meetings with Jewish leaders as well as more formal interaction.
Other representatives of Milwaukee's Jewish community and spokesmen for national Jewish organizations praised Archbishop Dolan as a charismatic member of the clergy who will help to restore Jewish-Catholic relations that have stalled in recent years because of several divisive issues. They said the archbishop, with a more effusive personal style, is likely to bring a new tone to interfaith activities here, which were cool under Cardinal Edward Egan, New York's outgoing archbishop.
During an introductory press conference here on Monday, the archbishop called his work in Jewish-Catholic dialogue in Milwaukee, and before that in St. Louis, "intensely rewarding and enriching."
With Dolan's arrival here, "The issue of dialogue is back on the agenda," said Abraham Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
Foxman said ties between the Jewish community and the Catholic Church, which grew warmer in the early 1960s after the Vatican II changes supported by Pope John XXIII, have cooled in the last few years because of such issues as the Latin prayer for the conversion of Jews, attempts by some hardliners to repeal Vatican II and the statements of Bishop Williamson.
"These are chips in the relationship," Foxman said, adding that the leader of New York's Catholics automatically becomes a leading voice in interfaith work because of the size of the city's Jewish and Catholic populations. "We need to put Jewish-Catholic relations back on the track."
While the archbishop is considered a hardliner on many Catholic issues like abortion and celibacy of priests, his conservative outlook is not expected to detract from his work with the Jewish community, Foxman said. "He is an open person, open to people and ideas."
As a participant in the Conference of Bishops' interfaith activities, Archbishop Dolan worked closely with Baltimore's Cardinal William Keeler, who chaired the conference's Committee for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs, and served as the church's point man with the Jewish community. With Cardinal Keeler, at 77, in poor health, Archbishop Dolan — likely to be elevated soon to cardinal — will be in position to play a greater role in ecumenical affairs on a national scale, the Jewish interfaith leaders said.
"I never got the sense that he wanted to backtrack on [the ecumenical liberalizations advanced by] Vatican II," said Rabbi David Cohen, spiritual leader of Congregation Sinai in Milwaukee, who had worked with the archbishop on interfaith activities.
"He will perforce become much more active," said Rabbi A. James Rudin, the American Jewish Committee's senior interreligious adviser.
Archbishop Dolan, 59, is an author who has written three books on Catholic spirituality, and a raconteur who is viewed as warmer and more accessible — according to members of the Catholic and Jewish communities — than his predecessor, Cardinal Egan.
In one well-publicized incident, Archbishop Dolan presided at an open-air Mass while wearing a "cheese-head" hat popular among Green Bay Packer fans.
Rabbi Rudin said Archbishop Dolan "is going to bring back some of the style of O'Connor," referring to Cardinal John O'Connor, a gregarious man who preceded Cardinal Egan as leader of the New York Diocese. "I think New York's Jewish community will take to him, and he to the community."
Simon said the archbishop "understands the intrinsic value of interfaith relations, particularly relations with the Jewish community."
While the Milwaukee diocese was forced in recent months to reduce its budget because of the deepening recession, Archbishop Dolan retained funding for the department that conducts ecumenical activities with the Jewish community, she said. "That attests to his commitment."
When hosting interfaith meetings, the archbishop would call the Jewish participants in advance to determine their kashrut preferences, said Rabbi Ronald Shapiro of Milwaukee's Congregation Shalom.
The rabbi was invited by the archbishop to take part in a memorial service for the late Pope John Paul II, recite Kaddish in the pope's memory and explain the meaning of the Aramaic prayer.
Archbishop Dolan was part of an interfaith mission that visited Auschwitz in 2005 under the aegis of Sacred Heart University's Center for Christian-Jewish Understanding.
"Though I had no doubt that he [previously] understood the significance of the Holocaust," the visit to the death camp "reinforced the responsibility that religious leaders have" in fighting discrimination.
"He was deeply moved at Auschwitz," said Rabbi Tsvi Blanchard, who was also on the 2005 mission.
Rabbi Blanchard, director of organizational development at CLAL – The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership, said the archbishop "really understands human vulnerability."
Rabbi Marc Berkson, spiritual leader of Congregation Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun in Milwaukee and past president of the Wisconsin Council of Rabbis, called the archbishop "a very pragmatic man. His involvement with the Jewish community deepened over time."
Rabbi Berkson tells of a speech Archbishop Dolan gave at a Friday night service at Milwaukee's Congregation Shalom in 2005.
Beginning his speech with a remark that "If I seem a bit distracted it's only because, usually, I'm the only one in the room wearing a yarmulke," the archbishop went on to talk about Jewish scriptures, John XXIII, John Paul II, Martin Buber and Abraham Joshua Heschel.
"I am so shaken and saddened by the crimes, bigotry, violence and hatred that have been visited upon you by spiritual relatives of mine whose hideous actions pervert the genuine teaching of Jesus and His Church," he said.
"The talk he gave that night was damn impressive," Rabbi Berkson said. "You guys are very lucky to be getting him in New York."
During his speech in Congregation Shalom, the rabbi said, Archbishop Dolan called that Shabbat's bar mitzvah boy to the bima and gave him the pink skullcap the archbishop had worn on his head.
The youth wore the pink kipa the next day at his bar mitzvah, and "the kid still treasures that kipa," Rabbi Berkson said.
Simon said the archbishop, following the recent meeting with Jewish leaders, communicated his feeling about the Bishop Williamson controversy to priests in the Milwaukee diocese. "His heart is there. His passion is there. Theologically, he is there."
At the meeting, she asked Archbishop Dolan about reports that he would be leaving for New York. "The rumors were flying last week." The archbishop confirmed that he was among six finalists for the New York position.
"I am disappointed that he's leaving," Simon said. But she is not surprised. "Many people thought he was a rising star when he came to Milwaukee." (Dolan's Warmth Praised: Jewish-Catholic Relations Seen Getting Boost With New Archbishop)
This is a mother lode of apostasy and hypocrisy which must be reviewed at a little length given the fact that the "happy bishop," Timothy Dolan, has been silent about the blasphemous heresy of his fellow conciliar "archbishop," Robert Zollitsch." Then again, the new conciliar "archbishop" of New York has been very busy (going to Yankee Stadium, Cit Field, participating in a "Holocaust remembrance" service at Saint Peter's Lutheran Church, participating in an inter-faith "seder" at the headquarters of the pro-abortion, pro-perversity Anti-Defamation League of the Masonic organization known as B'Nai Brith, about which more will be written shortly). He couldn't possibly have found time thus far to respond with the same kind of alacrity to Robert Zollitsch's blasphemous denial of Catholic doctrine as he did to Bishop Williamson's comments on a dispute point of secular history, right?
The news report about "Archbishop" Dolan's meeting with Jewish leaders a month ago now contains the following proofs of the apostate nature of the conciliar spirit:
Timothy Dolan is no "conservative." He is an arch-ecumenist, modeling himself after the pattern of conciliarism itself and the example of the conciliar "pontiffs. He has no regard at all for how Father Maximilian Kolbe, M. I., explained that ecumenism is the enemy of the Immaculata:
'In other words' Saint Maximilian insisted, 'there is no greater enemy of the Immaculata and her Knighthood than today's ecumenism, which every Knight must not only fight against, but also neutralize through diametrically opposed action and ultimately destroy. We must realize the goal of the Militia Immaculata as quickly as possible: that is, to conquer the whole world, and every individual soul which exists today or will exist until the end of the world, for the Immaculata, and through her for the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus.' (Father Karl Stehlin, Immaculata, Our Ideal, Kansas City, Missouri, Angelus Press, 2007, p. 37.)
Timothy Dolan has no idea, as alluded to in Bookended From Birth to Birth, that the Jewish people of the Old Testament were constantly being punished by God for the worship of false idols and the participation in ecumenical events although theirs was the true religion. Among other acts of apostasy, the Chosen People worshiped the Golden Calf while Moses was on Mount Sinai receiving the Ten Commandments and they worshiped Baal atop Mount Carmel, which is where Elias slew the false prophets and commissioned Eliseus to continue his work in defense of the First Commandment, which is broken regularly by the conciliarists in their esteeming of every false religion imaginable.
Timothy Dolan has no idea how much he has offended God by participating in the services of a false, dead, superseded religion that is hated by God (see The Laws of God Forbidding All Communication in Religion With Those of a False Religion.)
Timothy Dolan has no idea that he has excommunicated himself from the Catholic Church for, among other reasons, entering into a Talmudic synagogue and giving credence to the services of this false religion:
The spirit of Christ, which dictated the Holy Scriptures, and the spirit which animates and guides the Church of Christ, and teaches her all truth, is the same; and therefore in all ages her conduct on this point has been uniformly the same as what the Holy Scripture teaches. She has constantly forbidden her children to hold any communication, in religious matters, with those who are separated from her communion; and this she has sometimes done under the most severe penalties. In the apostolical canons, which are of very ancient standing, and for the most part handed down from the apostolical age, it is thus decreed: 'If any bishop, or priest, or deacon, shall join in prayers with heretics, let him be suspended from Communion'. (Can. 44)
Also, 'If any clergyman or laic shall go into the synagogue of the Jews, or the meetings of heretics, to join in prayer with them, let him be deposed, and deprived of communion'. (Can. 63) (Bishop George Hay, The Laws of God Forbidding All Communication in Religion With Those of a False Religion.)
Timothy Dolan has worked with the hideous former conciliar "archbishop" of Baltimore, William "Cardinal" Keeler, in the production of the work of apostasy released by the "Bishops'" Committee for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs of the United States Conference of "Catholic Bishops" on August 12, 2002, Reflections on Covenant and Mission, which included the following apostate statements for which neither Dolan or Keeler (or anyone else who served on the "committee for ecumenical and interreligious affairs") were ever sanctioned by Karol Wojtyla/John Paul II or Joseph Ratzinger, either before or after he became Antipope Benedict XVI:
The post-Nostra Aetate Catholic recognition of the permanence of the Jewish people's covenant relationship to God has led to a new positive regard for the post-biblical or rabbinic Jewish tradition that is unprecedented in Christian history. The Vatican's 1974 Guidelines insisted that Christians "must strive to learn by what essential traits Jews define themselves in the light of their own religious experience."5 The 1985 Vatican Notes praised post-biblical Judaism for carrying "to the whole world a witness-often heroic-of its fidelity to the one God and to 'exalt Him in the presence of all the living' (Tobit 13:4)."6 The Notes went on to refer to John Paul II in urging Christians to remember "how the permanence of Israel is accompanied by a continuous spiritual fecundity, in the rabbinical period, in the Middle Ages and in modern times, taking its start from a patrimony which we long shared, so much so that 'the faith and religious life of the Jewish people as they are professed and practiced still today, can greatly help us to understand better certain aspects of the life of the Church' (John Paul II, 6 March 1982)."7 This theme has been taken up in statements by the United States Catholic bishops, such as God's Mercy Endures Forever, which advised preachers to "[b]e free to draw on Jewish sources (rabbinic, medieval, and modern) in expounding the meaning of the Hebrew Scriptures and the apostolic writings."
Post-biblical Judaism's "spiritual fecundity" continued in lands in which Jews were a tiny minority. This was true in Christian Europe even though, as Cardinal Edward Idris Cassidy has noted, "from the time of the Emperor Constantine on, Jews were isolated and discriminated against in the Christian world. There were expulsions and forced conversions. Literature propagated stereotypes [and] preaching accused the Jews of every age of deicide." This historical summary intensifies the importance of the teaching of the 1985 Vatican Notes that, "The permanence of Israel (while so many ancient peoples have disappeared without trace) is a historic fact and a sign to be interpreted within God's design."
Knowledge of the history of Jewish life in Christendom also causes such biblical texts as Acts 5:33-39 to be read with new eyes. In that passage the Pharisee Gamaliel declares that only undertakings of divine origin can endure. If this New Testament principle is considered by Christians today to be valid for Christianity, then it must logically also hold for post-biblical Judaism. Rabbinic Judaism, which developed after the destruction of the Temple, must also be "of God."
In addition to these theological and historical considerations, in the decades since Nostra Aetate many Catholics have been blessed with the opportunity to experience personally Judaism's rich religious life and God's gifts of holiness. (Reflections on Covenant and Mission.)
Timothy Dolan has fallen all over himself in presenting himself as the "friend" of those who deny the Sacred Divinity of Our Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ without ever once seeking with urgency the unconditional conversion of any adherent of the Talmud to the true Faith (which could be because he, the "happy bishop," is not a member of the Catholic Church and does not hold to the tenets of the true Faith). While he, like Ratzinger/Benedict, might say something, perhaps obliquely, about Robert Zollitsch's denial of Our Lord's Redemptive Act on the wood of the Holy Cross on Good Friday, he is certainly taking his time to make such a statement, isn't he?
Continuing the sordid legacy that he left behind in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Timothy 'I aim to be a happy bishop" Dolan has made his obeisances at the one of the principle headquarters of the enemies of the Catholic Faith, the Anti-Defamation League of B'Nai Brith, saying he has long "admired" the work of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL):
New York, NY, April 22, 2009--Extolling the virtues of unity, religious acceptance and interfaith cooperation, New York Archbishop Timothy Dolan shared a symbolic Passover Seder with a group of Catholic and Jewish students.
The Interfaith Freedom Seder, organized and hosted by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), brought together more than 100 seventh and eighth-grade students from the Immaculate Conception School of Jamaica Estates, Queens and Solomon Schechter Day School of Nassau County.
"Today, ADL joins our Catholic friends and neighbors in offering our hearty welcome to Archbishop Dolan as the 10th Archbishop of New York," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director. "We look forward to working with Archbishop Dolan to enhance the ongoing dialogue and programs between the Archdiocese and the Jewish community. The Catholic-Jewish relationship in New York is unique and has contributed to Catholic-Jewish understanding that has set an example that reaches beyond our city."
Mr. Foxman led the group in reciting two Jewish blessings made in the Archbishop's honor, and presented Archbishop Dolan with a mezuzah, a traditional encasing of parchment scroll, to affix to the doorpost of his new residence.
"This is awesome for me," Archbishop Dolan said. "I have long admired the work of the Anti-Defamation League from afar, and now to receive your welcome and your assurances of our hope for future cooperation, which I enthusiastically share, means very much to me."
During the Seder, which occurred one day after Holocaust Memorial Day, Archbishop Dolan discussed the importance of mutual respect and religious acceptance.
"Every person deserves dignity and respect. They [the Jewish people] learned the hard way, the tragic way what happens when that fundamental religious belief is not respected, and we now unite with them and hold hands in seeing that that never happens again.
"I look forward to our cooperation that's been part of the legacy and the heritage here in the greater New York community."
Seder participants asked the Four Questions of Passover, recounted the ten plagues inflicted on ancient Egypt and ate matzo the traditional Passover unleavened bread. Each table contained the traditional Passover Seder plate, as well as multi-colored jellybeans to represent diversity, and twizzlers candy to represent the whips of slavery.
Students from each school made presentations about the history of slavery from biblical to modern times. Students from the Immaculate Conception school also led a group performance of two choir pieces.
The Interfaith Seder program, now in its fourth year and hosted by the Intergroup Committee of ADL's New York Regional Board, recognizes the universal bonds of oppression and slavery that are shared by many races, religions and cultures. It is an outgrowth of the League's Bearing Witness Program, an annual Holocaust training for Catholic school teachers (Press Release of the Anti-Defamtion League.)
"I have long admired the work of the Anti-Defamation League from afar, and now to receive your welcome and your assurances of our hope for future cooperation, which I enthusiastically share, means very much to me."
"Happy 'Bishop'" Dolan, you are are apostate, reflecting, of course, the apostasy of conciliarism itself, which has its apostate apologist-in-chief, Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI, elevate men like Timothy Dolan while keeping silent for over two weeks (and counting) about the hideous blasphemy of Robert Zollitsch that even goes beyond the approved apostasies of conciliarism.
Here, "Happy 'Bishop'" Dolan, is some of the fruit of the "work" of the Anti-Defamation League, as found in Continuing to Knight Infidels, which was published on this site originally on August 29, 2007.
Doubters out there should consider the hard evidence that proves this point. Consider the amicus curiae (friend of the court) briefs filed by the Anti-Defamation League in the case of Ayotte v. Planned Parenthood of Northern New England to oppose the constitutionality of the New Hampshire Parental Notification Act. Here is a summary of the brief, followed by the first few paragraphs of the actual brief filed with the Supreme Court of the United States:
Ayotte v. Planned Parenthood of Northern New England, et al. (2005) This Supreme Court case involves the constitutionality of The New Hampshire Parental Notification Prior to Abortion Act. The Act prohibits abortions for minors unless the parents have been notified, but provides exceptions for abortions necessary to prevent death and for minors who have obtained a judicial declaration that they are mature enough to make a decision concerning abortion. The First Circuit Court of Appeals previously ruled that the Act was unconstitutional because it does not include a health exception and the death exception is too narrow. ADL, together with 41 other religious and religiously affiliated organizations, joined a brief authored by the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice. The brief argued, among other things, that in emergency situations, the Act unconstitutionally threatens the health and lives of young women, and undermines their right to choose an abortion in accordance with religious faiths that place great value on women's health and lives. The variety of religious beliefs about abortion underscores the importance of maintaining a private sphere– free from undue government interference – in which women, including minors, can make choices to protect their own lives and health in accordance with their faiths. Although parental guidance in young women's major life decisions, including whether to end a pregnancy, is important, state-mandated parental involvement can sometimes harm the minor, such as where the family is dysfunctional or where an emergency situation requires immediate action.
Amici are religious organizations and religiously affiliated organizations dedicated to preserving religious freedom for all persons and to protecting a woman's health and right to carry or terminate her pregnancy in accordance with her religion and values.1 The statements of interest provided by amici, included in Appendix B to this brief, demonstrate their shared interest (from different perspectives) in the right of women of all ages to make reproductive choices in accordance with their individual conscience and free from governmental interference. A full listing of the forty-two (42) organizations signing this brief as amici curiae appears in Appendix A.
Because amici value life and health, and recognize the many divergent theological perspectives regarding abortion, amici agree that all women whose health is at risk should be free to seek the best available medical advice, without governmental coercion or constraint, in making the difficult decision whether to terminate a pregnancy. Adherence to these principles compels amici to support Respondents in this case.
Because amici, cherish human life and health as among their most important values. Many of these religions hold that it is morally appropriate for women of all ages to consider – in accordance with their faiths – the threat to their lives or health in deciding whether to terminate a pregnancy. The New Hampshire Parental Notification Prior to Abortion Act, N.H.Rev. Stat. Ann. §§ 132:24-132:28 (Supp. 2004) (the "New Hampshire Act" or the "Act"), lacks a health exception and an adequate life exception, as required by this Court's precedents. In emergency medical situations, the Act unconstitutionally threatens the health and lives of young women, and undermines their right to choose an abortion in accordance with religious faiths that place great value on women's health and lives.
The religious component of the rights of privacy and of reproductive choice have been repeatedly recognized in this Court's opinions, including in cases as early as Pierce v. Society of Sisters, 268 U.S. 510 (1925), and as recent as Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey, 505 U.S. 833 (1992). Many Americans reflect upon their religious beliefs and moral principles when making important private decisions about family, marriage, and procreation. The variety of religious teachings and beliefs about abortion underscores the importance of maintaining a private sphere – free from undue government interference – in which women can make choices to protect their own lives and health in accordance with their faiths and their consciences. This private sphere extends to minor women who are faced with pregnancies that threaten their lives and health. Although amici support and encourage parental guidance in young women's major life decisions, including whether to end a pregnancy, they recognize that state-mandated parental involvement can sometimes harm the minor, such as where the family is dysfunctional or where an emergency medical situation requires immediate action. The Constitution protects minors from such threats to their lives, health, and religious beliefs.
No one associated with an organization responsible for such a legal brief should be given any earthly awards or honors, least of all those that carry with the title of "papal knighthood," of all things. The Catholic Church used to denounce the efforts of Catholic-hating naturalists to fill the world all manner of social poisons, seeking to pray for the conversion of such people to her maternal bosom. The counterfeit church of conciliarism rewards those who are associated closely with organizations dedicated to the spread of social evils and who do not want the Holy Name of the Divine Redeemer uttered publicly, something that one conciliar prelate after another has more that accommodated himself to by refusing to mention that Holy Name of Jesus Christ in public with the adherents of the Talmud present.
Want more proof of the Anti-Defamation League's support for baby-killing under cover of law? Well, here is a press release from their own site, issued following the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in Gonzales v. Carhart, which was not a"pro-life victory (see An Illusion of a Victory), on April 19, 2007:
ADL Disappointed With Supreme Court Ruling On Partial Birth Abortion Act
New York, NY, April 19, 2007 … The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) issued the following statement expressing its disappointment at the Supreme Court's ruling upholding the federal Partial Birth Abortion Act:
We are deeply troubled by the ramifications of the Supreme Court's ruling on abortion. By upholding, for the first time, an abortion statute which contains no exception for the health of the woman, the Supreme Court has undermined a woman's right to choose and to act in accordance with her conscience and the dictates of her faith.
We continue to believe that Americans should have the freedom to make difficult decisions of conscience and health without government interference.
ADL joined an amicus brief in the case filed by the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Rights.
"I have long admired the work of the Anti-Defamation League from afar, and now to receive your welcome and your assurances of our hope for future cooperation, which I enthusiastically share, means very much to me"?
Do you still stand by this absurd statement that is an insult to the Deposit of Faith that Our Blessed Lord and Saviour entrusted exclusively to His Catholic Church for Its eternal safekeeping and infallible explication, "Archbishop" Dolan?
Do you have any trace of a sensus Catholicus left in you to raise yourself like a Catholic man and to even take public note of the work of the Anti-Defamation League to undermine the binding precepts of the Divine Positive Law and the Natural Law, no less to denounce firmly and unequivocally this wretched work that is from the devil himself?
How about the following examples of the "work" of the Anti-Defamation League, "Archbishop" Dolan?
Yesterday, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) urged the Florida Senate Education Pre-K-12 Committee to reject a divisive and unconstitutional school prayer bill – SB1360 - at its March 26th hearing. If enacted, SB1360 would permit Christian, Muslim, Jewish or other sectarian prayers at public school assemblies, sports events, dances and other school-related activities.
In a letter to the Florida Senate Education Pre-K-12 Committee, ADL advised that, In our religiously diverse state, such a policy is patently unfair, divisive, and unconstitutional, and it would cost local school districts and taxpayers needless litigation expenses. The First Amendment and federal Equal Access Act provide public high school students with the right to privately pray alone or in groups during non-curricular time and to form non-curricular religious clubs. The clear effect of this policy would be to impose the majority's religious beliefs, which depending on the individual school could be Protestant, Catholic, Jewish or Muslim, upon all students at school-sponsored high school activities.
Practically speaking, most school-related activities are "noncompulsory" in name only. Students such as sports team members make commitments that require their attendance at games. And other students feel intense peer pressure to attend school-related activities. Regardless of peer pressure, students should not have to choose between attending a school-related activity and being subjected to unwanted religious activity … .
In these difficult times, we urge the Committee on Education Pre-K-12 to focus on matters that unite Floridians and that do not risk unnecessary expenditure of taxpayer funds. We therefore urge you to vote against SB1360.
In its most recent school prayer case – Santa Fe Independent School v. Doe - the U.S. Supreme Court found that a school policy virtually identical to the policy provided for in SB1360 unconstitutionally endorsed and coerced religion.
David Barkey, ADL Southern Area Counsel, is in Tallahassee today and is available for interviews. (ADL: ADL Warns School Prayer Bill in Florida is Unconstitutional)
The constitutional mandate of separation of church and state, as interpreted in a long line of U.S. Supreme Court decisions, prohibits a public school from giving students the impression that it prefers or sanctions a particular religion, or religion generally. Our public schools must be hospitable to students from a variety of backgrounds, regardless of their faith. A Christmas concert dominated by religious carols, Christian music in the school office, and a creationism video in science class with a theological message are not reflective of religious neutrality, but instead appear to be school endorsement of the Christian religion.
Celebrations of holidays and expressions of religious belief enrich the personal and spiritual lives of many Americans. But those practices belong in a house of worship, in private religious schools, in the home, and in the heart - not in the public schools. Our public schools should inculcate students with understanding and respect for diversity, as well as a spirit of tolerance, acceptance and inclusion.
A sturdy wall separating church and state is essential to preserving and promoting freedom of religion in our increasingly pluralistic nation.
Consequently, promotion of religious views, such as that which took place in this Colorado public school, is inconsistent with the guarantees of religious liberty in the First Amendment (ADL Not Out to Censor Christmas)
San Francisco, CA, May 15, 2008 … The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) welcomed today's California Supreme Court decision supporting the right of same-sex couples to marry. The court held that under California law, the right to marry is a fundamental right, integral to an individual's autonomy, and that banning same-sex couples from marrying violates the California Constitution.
ADL issued the following statement:
We are pleased by the court's decision supporting the right of same-sex couples to marry, and welcome this reaffirmation of equal protection for all.
We are also gratified that the Court agreed with our assertion that the law raised privacy issues, exposing gay individuals "to detrimental treatment by those who continue to harbor prejudices that have been rejected by California society at large."
With this decision, California has taken a significant step forward in the pursuit of individual liberty and freedom from discrimination for all.
ADL has regional offices in Los Angeles, Orange County, Santa Barbara, San Diego and San Francisco. ADL joined a coalition brief, authored by the law firm Proskauer Rose LLP. (ADL Welcomes California Supreme Court Decision In Support Of Same Sex Marriage.)
Timothy "I aim to be a happy 'bishop'" Dolan admires the "work of the Anti-Defamation League from afar." Indeed, he admires the "work of the Anti-Defamation League" from such a "distance" that he cannot see or refuses to admit publicly that the Anti-Defamation League is a tool of the devil to promote one objective evil after another under cover of the civil law and throughout the course popular culture and that it is imperative to pray, fast and to make many sacrifices to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus through the Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary to pray for their conversion just as the Mother of God herself effected the conversion of the Catholic-hating Jew named Alphonse Ratisbonne on January 20, 1842, by means of the Miraculous Medal as she appeared to him as she does on that Medal in the Church of San Andrea delle Fratte in Rome, Italy.
Was Our Lady, the very Mother of God, wrong to have sought the conversion of Alphonse Ratisbonne, "Archbishop" Dolan? Do you even believe that this happened?
Was Saint Peter, the first Pope, wrong to have sought the conversion of the Jews in his first papal discourse, delivered in Jerusalem on Pentecost Sunday?
Was Saint Vincent Ferrer, O.P., wrong to have sought the conversion of Jews and Mohammedans in the Iberian Peninsula and southern France at the end of the Fourteenth and the beginning of the Fifteenth Centuries?
Was the Council of Florence wrong to have issued Cantate Domino, February 4, 1432, under the authority of Pope Eugene IV?
The holy Roman Church believes, professes, and preaches that 'no one remaining outside the Catholic Church, not just pagans, but also Jews or heretics or schismatics, can become partakers of eternal life; but they will go to the everlasting fire, which was prepared for the devil and his angels,' unless before the end of life they are joined to the Church. For the union with the body of the Church is of such importance that the sacraments of the Church are helpful to salvation only for those who remaining in it; and fasts, almsgiving, other works of piety, and the exercise of Christian warfare bear eternal rewards from them alone. And no one can be saved, no matter how much alms, he has given, even if he sheds his blood for the name of Christ, unless he remains in the bosom and the unity of the Catholic Church." (Pope Eugene IV, Cantate Domino, Council of Florence, February 4, 1442.)
Was Pope Saint Pius X wrong when he said the following to the founder of international Zionism, Theodore Herzl, on January 25, 1904?
POPE: We are unable to favor this movement [of Zionism]. We cannot prevent the Jews from going to Jerusalem—but we could never sanction it. The ground of Jerusalem, if it were not always sacred, has been sanctified by the life of Jesus Christ. As the head of the Church I cannot answer you otherwise. The Jews have not recognized our Lord, therefore we cannot recognize the Jewish people.
HERZL: [The conflict between Rome and Jerusalem, represented by the one and the other of us, was once again under way. At the outset I tried to be conciliatory. I said my little piece. . . . It didn't greatly impress him. Jerusalem was not to be placed in Jewish hands.] And its present status, Holy Father?
POPE: I know, it is disagreeable to see the Turks in possession of our Holy Places. We simply have to put up with it. But to sanction the Jewish wish to occupy these sites, that we cannot do.
HERZL: [I said that we based our movement solely on the sufferings of the Jews, and wished to put aside all religious issues].
POPE: Yes, but we, but I as the head of the Catholic Church, cannot do this. One of two things will likely happen. Either the Jews will retain their ancient faith and continue to await the Messiah whom we believe has already appeared—in which case they are denying the divinity of Jesus and we cannot assist them. Or else they will go there with no religion whatever, and then we can have nothing at all to do with them. The Jewish faith was the foundation of our own, but it has been superceded by the teachings of Christ, and we cannot admit that it still enjoys any validity. The Jews who should have been the first to acknowledge Jesus Christ have not done so to this day.
HERZL: [It was on the tip of my tongue to remark, "It happens in every family: no one believes in his own relative." But, instead, I said:] Terror and persecution were not precisely the best means for converting the Jews. [His reply had an element of grandeur in its simplicity:]
POPE: Our Lord came without power. He came in peace. He persecuted no one. He was abandoned even by his apostles. It was only later that he attained stature. It took three centuries for the Church to evolve. The Jews therefore had plenty of time in which to accept his divinity without duress or pressure. But they chose not to do so, and they have not done it yet.
HERZL: But, Holy Father, the Jews are in a terrible plight. I do not know if Your Holiness is aware of the full extent of their tragedy. We need a land for these harried people.
POPE: Must it be Jerusalem?
HERZL: We are not asking for Jerusalem, but for Palestine—for only the secular land.
POPE: We cannot be in favor of it.
[Editor Lowenthal interjects here] Here unrelenting replacement theology is plainly upheld as the norm of the Roman Catholic Church. Further, this confession, along with the whole tone of the Pope in his meeting with Herzl, indicates the perpetuation of a doctrinal emphasis that has resulted in centuries of degrading behavior toward the Jews. However, this response has the "grandeur" of total avoidance of that which Herzl had intimated, namely that the abusive reputation of Roman Catholicism toward the Jews was unlikely to foster conversion. Further, if, "It took three centuries for the Church to evolve," it was that very same period of time that it took for the Church to consolidate and launch its thrust of anti-Semitism through the following centuries.
HERZL: Does Your Holiness know the situation of the Jews?
POPE: Yes, from my days in Mantua, where there are Jews. I have always been in friendly relations with Jews. Only the other evening two Jews were here to see me. There are other bonds than those of religion: social intercourse, for example, and philanthropy. Such bonds we do not refuse to maintain with the Jews. Indeed we also pray for them, that their spirit see the light. This very day the Church is celebrating the feast of an unbeliever who became converted in a miraculous manner—on the road to Damascus. And so if you come to Palestine and settle your people there, we will be ready with churches and priests to baptize all of you. (Marvin Lowenthal, The Diaries of Theodore Herzl.)
Was Pope Saint Pius X wrong, "Archbishop" Dolan?
Was Pope Pius XII wrong, "Archbishop" Dolan, when he wrote the following in Mystici Corporis Christi, June 29, 1943?
Did God the Holy Ghost permit the Catholic Church to be "wrong" on the matter of the invalidity of the Old Covenant prior to the "Second" Vatican Council? Can God change His Mind? Can God contradict Himself after the better part of over two millennia? Anyone who asserts this is an apostate of the first order.
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