them from the church protest, if it takes we guarantee to our citizens, so they have place. no place in this country." Winnipeg NDP MP Pat Martin said the Family in shock, requests privacy group should be "sent packing," and should not try to show up in Winnipeg "for their Meanwhile, Tim McLean's mother released own safety." a short public statement Friday morning, saying the family is in "complete shock at "We're not going to allow these people to the horrifying loss of our loved one." compound the tragedy of the McLean family loss, and Canadians simply won't Carol DeDelley expressed frustration that tolerate these lunatics disrupting what some media outlets have not identified should be a respectful service," he told CBC McLean's family members properly; the News on Friday. statement identifies Tim's parents and step- parents and the six siblings in his blended "Your freedom to swing your arm in the air families. ends when it touches the end of my nose," he added. "What these people were going DeDelley asked for privacy during the to do was hurtful, harmful and disruptive to family's time of mourning. the peace, order and good government that Discussion Question: Pope Francis offered this critique of religious fundamentalism: "In the Catholic church we have some -- many -- who believe they possess the absolute truth and they go on sullying others through slander and defamation and this is wrong. Religious fundamentalism must be combated. It is not religious, God is lacking, it is idolatrous." - Pope Francis (Source: religious-fundamentalism/) After reading the above article on The Westboro Baptist Church, why would Pope Francis say that religious fundamentalist groups are not religious and God lacking?
them from the church protest, if it takes place. Winnipeg NDP MP Pat Martin said the group should be "sent packing," and should not try to show up in Winnipeg "for their own safety." "We're not going to allow these people to compound the tragedy of the McLean family loss, and Canadians simply won't tolerate these lunatics disrupting what should be a respectful service," he told CBC News on Friday. "Your freedom to swing your arm in the air ends when it touches the end of my nose," he added. "What these people were going to do was hurtful, harmful and disruptive to the peace, order and good government that we guarantee to our citizens, so they have no place in this country." Family in shock, requests privacy Meanwhile, Tim McLean's mother released a short public statement Friday morning, saying the family is in "complete shock at the horrifying loss of our loved one." Carol DeDelley expressed frustration that some media outlets have not identified McLean's family members properly; the statement identifies Tim's parents and step- parents and the six siblings in his blended families. DeDelley asked for privacy during the family's time of mourning. Discussion Question: Pope Francis offered this critique of religious fundamentalism: "In the Catholic church we have some -- many -- who believe they possess the absolute truth and they go on sullying others through slander and defamation and this is wrong. Religious fundamentalism must be combated. It is not religious, God is lacking, it is idolatrous." - Pope Francis (Source: religious-fundamentalism/) After reading the above article on The Westboro Baptist Church, why would Pope Francis say that religious fundamentalist groups are not religious and God lacking?