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We encourage each student to bring one or two settings of silverware and dishes for use in your room. There are events students celebrate, such as birthdays, when these items are needed. "Souvenirs" from the dining facilities are often used for these occasions, but this increases our cost of serving you. Please help us by bringing a set or two from home.
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A basic premise of CBT is that your thoughts and beliefs have the greatest impact on how you feel and behave. Anxiety and depression are seen as a result of distorted thinking patterns that determine the way a person interprets the events in his or her life. These learned, automatic thought patterns have a profound effect on how a person feels and behaves.
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USA TODAY Sports provides your March Madness therapy
Welcome to Bracket Briefing, our attempt to provide you with the essential information on the Big Dance — highlighting the Florida Gulf Coasts and Wichita States of the college basketball world.
Soundtrack: Before you read any more, take a listen to this morning's jam of the day.
The first word: The Final Four has been sliced in half. Yet after Saturday night's heart-pounding slate of games, we're left wondering if the victorious teams — Louisville and Michigan — are the correct two set to clash in Monday night's title tilt. Both semifinal matchups were filled with controversy.
SHOT AT THE TITLE: Louisville meets Michigan
CHAMPIONSHIP: Louisville defense vs. Michigan offense
Controversy Part 1: With Wichita State trailing Louisville 71-68 with 8.8 seconds remaining, Louisville's Luke Hancock missed a free throw off the back iron. WSU freshman Ron Baker snatched the rebound and while trying to secure the ball, was contested by Hancock. The two wrestled for possession for less than a second before a whistle was blown by referee Karl Hess. What could have been easily ruled a reach-in foul was called a held ball — subsequently dooming the Shockers' fate in the game, as the possession arrow belonged to Louisville.
VIDEO: 'Iffy' call that doomed Wichita State
NICE GESTURE: Gregg Marshall thanks fans with ad
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Had there not been a call, Baker would have had at least six seconds to drive the length of the court and attempt a game-tying three-pointer. Sure, that would have been a difficult shot. But fans were robbed from those last six seconds of adrenaline just as much as the Shockers were cheated at a chance to keep a storybook season going.
"That call is going stick with (Wichita State coach Gregg Marshall for a long time," TNT analyst Steve Kerr said after the game. Indeed.
WALK-ON WONDER: Louisville's Tim Henderson plays 'Rudy' role
Star of the night: Luke Hancock (20 points, one big play). Thanks to that aforementioned series of events that included a questionably quick call to help Louisville prevail into the title game, we'll all remember the Kevin Love-looking Hancock as the hero who made the biggest play of the Cardinals' season and helped answer injured teammate Kevin Ware's prayer. Look, the cards weren't dealt in an underrated Wichita State team's favor. But that's basketball. Hancock, the same guy who said a prayer over a pain-stricken Ware after one of the most traumatic sports injuries in recent memories, fits just about every qualification as fans' favorite Big Dance stars. He's an unlikely hero (coming off the bench), has an intriguing back story (he transferred from George Mason), and sports an NHL-like playoff beard. Via USA TODAY Sports' Eric Prisbell.
Monster mash: Joining Hancock as an unlikely hero in the tournament, Michigan's Mitch McGary has continually been the X-factor for the Wolverines, finishing with 10 points, 12 rebounds and six assists on Saturday night. He looks like Mr. Versatility in replays. The freshman forward broke out for 25 points and 16 rebounds in UM's come-from-behind win against Kansas. He was dubbed an "animal" and "absolute monster" by those who know him best in an in-depth piece by USA TODAY Sports' Nicole Auerbach.
Controversy Part 2: In basketball, momentum is everything. Syracuse saw its momentum disintegrate after a controversial charge call with less than 30 seconds remaining. The Orange's Brandon Triche was whistled for a charge after Michigan's Jordan Morgan appeared to position himself just in time. That change in possession deflated 'Cuse after storming back to slice a substantial deficit to two. "You know, it was a close call," Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said after the game. ESPN analyst Jay Bilas called it a "blarge." In other words, it looked much more like a block than a charge. "There's no question it was a block. The replay makes it pretty obvious." Judge for yourself here.
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Powerful words that will make your eyes water: "I kind of feel like that's when God really heard me." — Kevin Ware said of his end-of-the game prayer as he put his head down with seconds winding down on the clock, only to look up and see Hancock forcing a jump ball that would eventually seal the game. Via USA TODAY Sports' Rachel George.
On deck Monday: No. 4 Michigan vs. No. 1 Louisville, 9:23 p.m. ET, CBS. Offense vs. Defense. Big Ten vs. Big East. Not a bad finale.
One shining question: Expect CBS to be ready to give Kevin Ware a lift. CBS reporter Tracy Wolfson noted that Louisville is already thinking about "arrangements" for Ware to help cut down the net Monday — a moment that could potentially even trump CBS' One Shining Moment tournament-closing segment. Via USA TODAY Sports' Michael Hiestand.
Photo of the day: This Michigan fan was super clever with a choice of sign, providing the number of timeouts the team had left. If only this sign was in the stands when Chris Webber made one of the biggest gaffes of all-time in 1993.
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Lesson of the day: Jim Boeheim was asked by a CBSSports.com writer of his stance on retiring as an opening question in Syracuse's postgame press conference. Bad move. Boeheim had a testy exchange with the writer that ended with an apology and Boeheim saying he's "100% coaching next season" when the Orange transition to the ACC.
RELATED: Boeheim's best moments with the media
Who's hot: Russ Smith, Louisville. As Russdiculous goes, so does the Cardinals. Smith led Louisville with 21 points on Saturday. That was his lowest scoring output of the tournament.
Who's not: Trey Burke, Michigan. The national player of the year played nothing like the best player in the country on Saturday night, finishing with seven points on a dreadful 1-for-8 shooting. Lucky for the do-everything point guard, his offensively-loaded team picked up the slack. Burke will need to step it up against a Louisville team that features the two-headed monster backcourt of Peyton Siva and Smith. Clearly, 'Cuse's zone irritated Burke. Reacting to the Cardinals' smothering pressure will be be crucial for the Wolverines.
Tweet that speaks volume: Phil Jackson, legendary NBA coach.
What we know: The Missouri Valley Conference is seriously underrated. Before the NCAA tournament, there was talk of the Valley weakening without regular-season and tournament champion Creighton parting ways. Then Wichita State shocked the college basketball world, and plenty of basketball minds have made a point for fans to know that we shouldn't be shocked in the least bit. After calling Wichita State "Marquette on steroids" before the game, Louisville coach Rick Pitino continued to pour on the compliments, saying afterwards, "This is one of the best defensive teams we've gone up against in past three years." Interestingly, Louisville barely squeaked by two other Valley opponents — Northern Iowa and Illinois State — in non-conference games at the start of the season. The MVC, one of the top-tier mid-major leagues, hasn't received more than two bids in the NCAAs since 2006. After the Shockers' '13 run, that outta change.
What we don't know: How big of an impact Kevin Ware will have in the national title game. His presence was been a huge story line in Saturday's game against Wichita State. Ware wasn't through inspiring his teammates, walking over on crutches to motivate players in a huddle when the Cardinals were struggling. After the game, Ware's emotional moment with his father was picture-perfect.
Star who went out with a bang: Cleanthony Early, Wichita State. Junior forward finished with 24 points and 10 rebounds in a season-ending loss. He also had this dunk.
Star who didn't go out with a bang: Michael Carter Williams, Syracuse. Sophomore point guard finished with two points on 1-for-6 shooting and had five turnovers vs. two assists.
Coach Vitale?: "I was telling my wife, there's one little emptiness I have: when it's all said and done, I never ever had my dream of coaching a mega, mega school. Where I walk in and I say to a kid, hey, Dick Vitale, I'm from Carolina, I'm from Michigan, I'm from Notre Dame." Via USA TODAY Sports' Paul Myerberg.
Quotable: "I feel bad for him. That's not the way college basketball is. 99% of coaches aren't like that, I think Mike's a very good coach. I hope he gets help." — Michigan State coach Tom Izzo on fired coach Mike Rice, who lost his job after video footage aired on ESPN of him throwing balls at players and directing homophobic slurs at them.
Kickin' it old school: The vintage clip of the day goes to...
Butler's Gordon Hayward's near-make vs. Duke (2010). If only Wichita State had gotten this chance at the end.
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Posted on 12/28/2004 10:03:56 PM PST by kattracks
Six Navy SEALs filed a lawsuit against the Associated Press and one of its reporters yesterday, saying the news organization revealed their identities, compromised their security and invaded their privacy by publishing personal photographs in a Dec. 4 story.
The complaint says AP reporter Seth Hettena used about 40 images from the personal photo-storage Web site of a Navy SEAL wife.
The images were picked up by the Arab press, including Al Jazeera, and have made their way onto a billboard outside U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where detainees from the war on terror are being kept. The billboard design includes swastika symbols and accuses the SEALs of "being Nazis," according to the suit.
"It was totally reckless. These photos clearly show the guys' faces, which now put their lives at risk, and the lives of their families," said James W. Hutton, an attorney for the SEALs who filed the complaint in the Superior Court of San Diego.
AP insisted yesterday that there had been no wrongdoing.
"We believe AP's use of the photos and the manner in which they were obtained were entirely lawful and proper," said Dave Tomlin, assistant general counsel for the organization.
Mr. Hutton takes issue with AP's implication that the SEAL photos were on par with pictures showing ill treatment of prisoners by U.S. Army personnel in Iraq's Abu Ghraib facility.
"These photos do not show any prisoner abuse," Mr. Hutton said, but depict "standard procedures during covert actions."
"The SEAL photos had obscured the faces of the insurgents. But when the AP published them, they did not bother to obscure the faces of the SEALs. They did not give the Americans the same respect as the insurgents.
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thanks wife!
Ah, the AP caught with its hand in the Treason cookie jar once again.
How did the AP get the photos from her photo storage site? Google Image Search crawl them or something?
''Some treason, half treason, more treason onward
''Into betrayal of troops
''ARE the six hundred.''
Or, perhaps even more so-called ''journalists''.
Will someone tell me, PLEASE, when our young men are putting their asses on the line FOR this nation, why the LSM can't even BOTHER to respect these men's efforts? (and to hell with the first alleged FReeper who objects to my non-reference to females, in this context.)
Why are these SEALS bothering with a lawsuit? They could handle the reporter and the entire AP in a much more effective and personal way....if you get my drift.
Either way, they should end up owning everything the reporter and AP has.
To get the story they kept quiet!!!
Sounds to me like the Marines at GitMo could use some target practice. With mortars and maybe tube artillery.
When have the presstitutes at ap ever given americans the same respect as the insurgents?This shouldnt suprise anyone. I can almost guarantee you that the reporter was hoping and praying to whatever tree or animal he idolatrously worships that all the navy seals he showed would be murdered by what he no doubt considers freedom fighters. If any pictured seal is killed anywhere the reporter should be charged with murder and executed.
I hope this breaks AP's back.
we need to get photo's of AP reporters and put them on billboards with swastika's and see how they like it
Didn't the USSC recently rule that abortion doctors with targets on their heads were not subject to 1st amendment rights? I think that the a similar ruling would apply here which is that the life of the person trumps the freedom of the press.
BTW, I agree with the ruling and I hope it applies here as well.
Sounds reasonable to me :^)
And, assuming Scott Ritter is still a citizen of the USA while working for aljazeera, shouldn't he be picked up for treason (according to the Constitution: aiding an enemy during wartime)?
Are AP reporters among those raising a stink over the exposure of Joseph Wilson's CIA wife Valerie Plame - who wasn't even an active covert operative?
"The SEAL photos had obscured the faces of the insurgents. But when the AP published them, they did not bother to obscure the faces of the SEALs. They did not give the Americans the same respect as the insurgents. It's inexcusable and unprofessional," Mr. Hutton said.
"There was no need for the AP to publish the faces of the SEALs. They added nothing to the value of the story."
Mr. Hutton said the six SEALs have been receiving abusive phone calls and that at least one of the wives has been followed. He also said some Arab-language Web sites are "calling for action" against the SEALs.
Several of them are on active duty in Iraq.
Note to the wife : Don't put photos on the web, not even in a private account.
Note to the bad guys: Hey, insurgents! Did you know that Seth Hettena is Netanyahoo's first cousin and also a Jewish CIA operative who uses arab blood to make bagels? Let me get you his address...
Thanks for the ping.
A good reminder of how carefully information should be stored.
Navy SEAL Photos Trigger Probe
Seth Hettena in the Washington Post -- Saturday, December 4, 2004
The military has launched a criminal investigation into photographs that appear to show Navy SEALs in Iraq sitting on hooded and handcuffed detainees, and photos of what appear to be bloodied prisoners, one with a gun to his head.
Marine tells of role in Iraqi's death
AP's Seth Hettena in the Philadelphia Inquirer -- Tuesday, November 9, 2004
A Marine major implicated in the death of an Iraqi prisoner testified at his court-martial yesterday that he thought the prisoner was uncooperative and faking illness.
Witness: CIA abused Iraqis at Abu Ghraib
AP's Seth Hettena in the Chicago Tribune -- Tuesday, November 2, 2004
The CIA interrogated and roughed up Iraqi prisoners in a "romper room" where a handcuffed and hooded terrorism suspect was kicked, slapped and punched shortly before he died last year at the Abu Ghraib prison, a Navy SEAL testified Monday.
Military forensics system is questioned
AP's Seth Hettena in the Boston Globe -- Monday, November 1, 2004
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. -- Working in a makeshift lab in a bombed-out building, an Army pathologist dipped her gloved hands into a decomposing corpse -- and changed the lives of nine Marines. Running her fingers along a fragile, U-shaped bone in the throat of a dead Iraqi prisoner, Colonel Kathleen Ingwersen felt a break. She concluded that the man had been strangled -- that Nagem Sadoon Hatab was the first victim of homicide in prisons the US military set up in Iraq. However, since the autopsy that pathologists considered surprisingly conclusive under difficult circumstances, the case has fallen apart.
Military Loses Key Evidence in Iraqi Death
AP's Seth Hettena in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette -- Thursday, September 9, 2004
The military has lost key evidence in its investigation into the death of an Iraqi man beaten by Marine prison guards, throwing into doubt the status of a court-martial of one of the guards.
Marine Found Guilty of Abusing Iraqis
AP's Seth Hettena in the Washington Post -- Friday, September 3, 2004
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. -- A Marine reservist was found guilty Thursday of dereliction of duty and the abuse of prisoners last year at a makeshift detention camp in Iraq, but cleared of assaulting a 52-year-old Iraqi man who later died there.
Because they are consummate warriors, not simple barbarians. If they were of the mentality of 'gangsta' types (with their SEAL operational capabilities), the AP people would be knee deep in ka-ka standing on thier heads.
Might be considered threatening or some other obtuse no-no. Better to put their picture in a toilet bowl frame. Implies the same, but with the humor escape clause.
Google search indicates Seth may have attended Indiana University - still looking for a picture.
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Dear Editor,
In response to the Emery County commissioners approval of a $25,000 payment to Keith Allred during the commission meeting on Sept. 16, Clerk Funk was correct in his assessment of the opinion of this citizen of Emery County. As a citizen of Emery County, I strongly oppose this payment. Given that we are living in a very lean economy, resulting in paying more taxes and receiving less services, this is not a wise allotment of public funds.
First, if the Emery County Commissioners would have stood by their promise that a monument would not be pursued unless it was the will of the citizens of Emery County, Mr. Allred's services would not have been necessary. Why did Emery County hire Mr. Allred to conduct a "nationwide" survey, considering we were told that the monument would be pursued only if the citizens of Emery County were in favor of this action?
Second, why did Emery County hire a person from Harvard to tell us what is in our backyard?
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The Catholic Church Needs Purification, Renewal and Restoration to Rise to a New Missionary Moment
By Deacon Keith Fournier
2/27/2013 (3 years ago)
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The allegations concerning clergy who have committed egregious sins and succumbed to the basest of sexual deviance- by committing criminal, immoral acts against children - demand a brutally honest assessment concerning the morally depleted condition of our beloved Church in the more devastated parts of the vineyard. The perpetrators of these abuses must be stopped and face the consequences of their acts. There is mercy for them. However, it is on the other side of justice for the victims and housecleaning for the Church. They know that they have sinned and hiding will not free them from the bondage.
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P>VATICAN CITY (Catholic Online) - All weekend long the European Press was rife with speculation over a 300 page report from three cardinals given to Pope Benedict XVI on December 17, 2012. It reflected the results of an investigation into the Vati- Leaks episode. Speculation over the content of the report led to a series of articles in the European press which filtered back to the States over the weekend. Catholic Online intentionally chose to NOT enter into the feeding frenzy. The sources were questionable and the tenor was sensational.
Some reports insinuated that the contents of the report could have contributed to the Pope's decision to resign his office. They offered no objective proof. That claim simply did not fit what we know to be true about the man who has served with such humility, integrity, holiness, theological profundity and quiet courage for nearly eight years, Pope Benedict XVI.
Among the more salacious claims was that the report exposed some sort of lavender mafia, a homosexual network of clerics which may have even attempted to blackmail the Pope. The feeding frenzy in the European press finally led to an editorial from Fr Federico Lombardi entitled A Penitential Time which can be read in its entirety here.
He noted "There is no lack, in fact, of those who seek to profit from the moment of surprise and disorientation of the spiritually naive to sow confusion and to discredit the Church and its governance, making recourse to old tools, such as gossip, misinformation and sometimes slander, or exercising unacceptable pressures to condition the exercise of the voting duty on the part of one or another member of the College of Cardinals, who they consider to be objectionable for one reason or another."
"In the majority of cases, those who present themselves as judges, making heavy moral judgments, do not, in truth, have any authority to do so. Those who consider money, sex and power before all else and are used to reading diverse realities from these perspectives, are unable to see anything else, even in the Church, because they are unable to gaze toward the heights or descend to the depths in order to grasp the spiritual dimensions and reasons of existence."
"This results in a description of the Church and of many of its members that is profoundly unjust. But all of this will not change the attitude of believers; it will not erode the faith and the hope with which they see the Lord, who promised to accompany his Church."
This report will be handed to the next successor of Peter. There is little doubt it will contain news concerning corruption within the Church, including sexual immorality and sin committed by clerics, priests, deacons and Bishops. This is a troubling time in our Church.
I recently received a distressing letter from a devout Catholic and gifted writer whom I greatly admire Monday morning. She found out that her home parish was a place where a sexual predator priest from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles was sent by now Cardinal Mahoney after having been accused. She was justifiably angry and disillusioned that a child predator priest was sent to potentially victimize more children.
This came on the heels of the startling announcement that Cardinal Keith O'Brien of Scotland, a strong defender of life and marriage who as of Friday had denied allegations he had engaged in immoral acts with priests thirty years ago, had his retirement accepted by the Pope.
After the allegations surfaced last week the Cardinal had announced that that he had retained legal counsel and was going to attend the papal convocation. Though we must presume the good for all who serve the Church, the abrupt change in direction was distressing to say the least, especially for this seasoned civil trial and appellate lawyer.
The allegations concerning clergy who have committed egregious sins and succumbed to the basest of sexual deviance- by committing criminal, immoral acts against children - demand a brutally honest assessment concerning the morally depleted condition of our beloved Church in the more devastated parts of the vineyard.
Blessed John Paul II labeled the cultural climate that has given us the rancid fruit of unrestricted abortion, euthanasia, and growing disregard for the dignity of every human person a culture of death. There is a common root between many of the controversial issues that are at the foundation of much of our contemporary crisis, it is infidelity. The culture of death has crept into the sanctuary of the Church.
There is a failure to respect the dignity of every human person because they are human persons, created in the very image of God. Rather than being respected and honored, human persons are treated as commodities to be used and abused. Rather than being seen as an integral part of the human person, the human body is reduced to a sexual object to be used, abused or molested. This lies at the root of the sin of pornography as well as the sexual acting out of what is often begun in the heart - in acts that the sacred scripture calls the sins of the flesh.
The late Pope referred to abortion as the cutting edge of this culture of death. It is the most blatant example of the use of another person. We no longer protect our smallest members but rather encourage mothers to participate in destroying their own child in the former sanctuary of the womb, the first home of every person.
Trafficking in parts of aborted children hides under a false claim of progress. Every time a stem cell is extracted from an embryonic human person, he or she is killed. No matter how these techniques are dressed up as science and no matter how they promise to prolong our lives (a claim as of yet unproven) they are immoral.
Some choices are always and everywhere wrong and intrinsically immoral. They violate the natural law, even if they are legal under current positive law. It is always and everywhere wrong to use people and treat them as objects, no matter what the purported end or goal of the use or the age of the human person.
Faithful Catholics support adult stem cell research and fetal cord blood research because we support all scientifically legitimate and moral research that does not destroy life. We believe that good science must serve the person and the common good. However, we reject destroying life for the use of another. People should never be used as a means to an end.
This error lies at the root of the Catholic rejection of artificial contraception. Contracepted sexual activity - no matter how well the argument in favor of artificial contraception is dressed up in the finest sophistry by dissidents within our own Church - is never a complete gift of self. It is not open to life; therefore it is not unitive or pro-creative. It involves a use of the other.
Contraception is immoral because it impedes the sexual expression of authentic love as the full and complete gift of self in the marital embrace. The Catholic Church is not unenlightened. She is not against sex. Rather, she proclaims the full understanding of the beauty and the dignity of sexual relations as proper only in marriage. The Catholic Church is actually the guardian of the truth about the beauty of sexual love in an age given over to self centeredness and sexual libertinism.
The Church rejects artificial contraception and insists on the proper use of natural family planning within marriage. Again, not because she is opposed to sexual relations. That would be heresy. Rather, because she proclaims the dignity, beauty and splendor of conjugal love between spouses as a sign of the complete gift of self.
Sexual relations belong exclusively within the embrace of faithful, chaste marriage. They are a part of the sacramental nature of Christian marriage. Marital sexual relations, rooted in the love that is the gift of self to the beloved, should always be open to new life. They are a participation in the mystery of communion, sharing in the creative and redemptive nature of the Christian mission.
The problem we face in the Catholic Church is infidelity. The problem we face in the Church is sin. Many of the incidents reported among the minority of clergy who have sinned against their vowed celibacy involve homosexual acts. In many instances, the activities in which they engaged constitute pederasty, a term derived from an ancient Greek word that referred to sexual relationships between men and boys.
The teaching of the Catholic Church on homosexuality is clear, compassionate, and true. Homosexual orientation is disordered. Homosexual temptation, like every other sexual temptation, is not sin. However, homosexual acts are ALWAYS sin. Homosexual acts can never accomplish the ends (in the philosophical and theological sense of the word - goal) of authentic love.
The sexual expression of love is reserved for the marital conjugal act, the marital embrace. The Catholic Church rightly proclaims that every marital sexual act must be both unitive (fulfilling the divine mandate of marriage that the two shall be as one) and procreative, or open to life. Homosexual sexual acts are not procreative and cannot be unitive.
While the Church teaches that we must respect the dignity of every person, including homosexual persons, it clearly and unequivocally teaches that homosexual acts are always and everywhere intrinsically immoral and sinful. Homosexual sexual acts constitute a use of the body of another.
Such sexual activity, when forced on a child by one in a position of power - particularly by a priest, bishop or deacon- is an act of evil in its most heinous form. It constitutes a spiritual plundering and the attempt to destroy a soul. It is also, and rightly so, criminal - and should be prosecuted.
Not speaking the truth is never compassionate. Those who struggle with homosexual temptations need to hear this truth as well. There is hope and forgiveness for everyone in the Lord. His Church presents the way and provides the pastoral resources for people who struggle with homosexual temptation and orientation to find freedom and fulfillment.
However, they must listen to the Church, not to those who purport to speak in her name and then tell them lies. What the Catholic Church teaches on this subject is true. The egregious nature of the sexual behavior and abuse among a small minority of clergy is clear to anyone who accepts the unbroken teaching of the Catholic Church. That teaching will not change because it cannot change.
The exposure of sexual sin among Catholic clergy is not accidental in its timing. It is a part of a time of purification. This is not the first time in our history as a Church that clergy reform accompanied a time of restoration. The words of the Lord in the Gospel of Mark come to mind as I write on this subject, "For whatever is hidden is meant to be disclosed and whatever is concealed is meant to be brought out into the open" (Mark 4:22).
There have been other times in the history of the Church when the clergy have been corrupted. God always begins His Spring cleaning in His own house. As the Apostle Peter wrote to the Church of the first millennium during another great missionary age: "the time has come for judgment to begin with the House of God." (1 Peter 4:17)
Every man, woman and child ever created is called to live in that House. We must make it a place where they can truly find redemption, rest and safety; and discover the fullness of their destiny in Jesus Christ. The perpetrators of these abuses must be stopped and face the consequences of their acts. There is mercy for them. However, it is on the other side of justice for the victims and housecleaning for the Church. They know that they have sinned and hiding will not free them from the bondage.
The victims must be helped with healing and restitution. The Church must be purified if she hopes to rise to the challenge of her missionary task in this Third Christian Millennium. That means that her clergy - Priests, Bishops and Deacons - must all be holy as the Lord Himself is holy.
If the Church is going to lead this contemporary age out of the Culture of Death, she must become a Culture of Life and a civilization of love. Her clergy must be men who love, live and serve as the One who founded this Church loved, lived and served.
The Catholic Church is poised for a new missionary age. She needs Purification, Renewal and Restoration to Rise to the Moment. On the day of the Pope's resignation, lightning struck the Vatican. I do not intend to join the sensationalist reports which speculated concerning the incident.
However, if that lightning symbolizes exposing what needs to be exposed so that the Church can be purified for her irreplaceable mission, I say, bring it on.
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In May of 1945 he was drafted in the Army and served honorably until being discharged in Nov. of 1946.
After returning from the service, he married Marie M. Gunter in Kemmerer, Wyo. on July 17, 1948.
Graveside service will be held, Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, 12 noon, South Lincoln Special District Cemetery in Kemmerer, Wyo. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price, Utah where friends are welcome to share memories of Robert at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net


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Help the Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon celebrate 30 years of the "Best Times in Milwaukee" on Saturday October 3rd at 8 a.m. The race route begins at Grafton High School and runs along the lakeshore through the Northshore neighborhoods and ends in Veterans Park just north of the Milwaukee Art Museum. Come out and support your fellow community members participating in this athletic achievement as they run through their own neighborhoods. Visit www.milwaukeelakefrontmarathon.org under the maps tab for course maps details which include spectator cheering and parking areas.
Members of the Grafton neighborhood that are running are Jeffrey Bennett, Jon Aspenson, Julie Balistrieri, Fred Blizzard, Carol Bogenschutz, David Bogenschutz, Lucy Burke, Steven Carr, Anna Cline, Matthew Cooper, Bryan Demerath, Ryan Fredrickson, Jeff Hueppchen, Meg Kennedy, Amy Kivioja, Ben Kultgen, Todd Lindow, Ross Lyons, Michael Mueller, Dave Neperud, Gail Ostermann, Ann Perkins, James Pierce, Kristen Pingel, Rob Pingel, Aaron Reynolds, Michelle Reynolds, Kristin Schraml, Keith Sohr, Carrie Sommersberger, Jeffrey Stephenson, John Taylor, Tammy Taylor, Doug Temple, Jonah Turner, Tim Van Ryzin, Mary Wagner, Mike Wagner, John Ward.
Members of the Shorewood neighborhood that are running are Bill Adelmann, Laura Ambrose, Jadi Bachman, Alexandra Beschorner, Kurt Beschorner, Michael Beukema, Kathy Bond, Tacitus Bond, Lane Brostrom, Randy Chappa, Nilda Cintron-Cortez, Dewitt Clinton, Jody Cornell, Matthew Dalstrom, Jennifer Damm, John David, Jennifer Devitt, Todd Dunsirn, John Emanuelson, Angela Fingard, Maureen Fitzpatrick, Kimberly Forbeck, Alexander Fraser, Meg Geshay, Victoria Gess, Chelsea Gibertson, Jennifer Greger, Bengt Hagstrom, Shannon Haley, Dayten Hanson, Jennifer Harvey, Gina Hesiak, Brian Hirano, Joe Johnson, Nicholas Jones, Aaron Kaufman, Anna Kaufman, Gary Kaufman, Jan Kaufman, Noah Kaufman, Dan Kushlan, Jaime Lee, Mireille Lehrer-Brey, Christine Merkel, Santera Michels, Anna Mittermann, Joe Morrissey, Teri Mueller, Thad Nation, Lars Olson, Ann Marie Peterson, Victor Reckmeyer, Jill Salem, Sally Schwan, Stacey Seydel, Bradley Simenz, Holly Smith, Erik Timmerman, Alicia Urban, Sarah Weber, Samantha Wood, Steven Wolniakowski, Thomas Zak
Members of the Bayside neighborhood that are running are Christopher Boettcher, Rafael Connemara, Cory Conto, Kristi Devorkin, John Elling, Bob Johnson, Bob Leckie, Christopher Toepfer, Jordan Tomesch, Jay Urbain and Lucas Urbain.
Members of the Fox Point neighborhood that are running are Carl Artman, Lisa Badran, Shannon Cassidy Cox, Anatoliy Daskal, Robert Gardenier, Bradley Geurts, Mark Jankowski, Gary Krenz, Thomas Lahiff, Don MacDonald, Justin Maciolek, Ethel Sabnis, Sushil Sabnis, Joshua Smith
Members of the Cedarburg neighborhood that are running are Clete Anderson, Sandra Botham, Ryan Brogelman, Monica Cadieux, Tina Englebert, Tammy Ertl, Chadwick Fousel, Christine Grimm, Anne Gustafson, Judy Haven, Tija Kinens, Timothy Kowaleski, Kevin Kriegal, Gordon Leech, Jim Mauck, Maureen Myers, Elizabeth Pfiefer, Julie Ravet, Elizabeth Ridley, Stacy Ringgold, Andy Schmitter, Kelly Schumaker, Richard Shimp, Jean Strobel, Richard Tank, Lisa Vogt, Tom Wagner, Duane Weber, Brittani Wood, Captain Zbiegien.
Members of the Thiensville neighborhood that are running are Brian Christoffel, Jackie Kaminski, Catherine Poehlmann, Ben Schmig, Scott Tickner.
Members of the River Hills neighborhood that are running are Brenda Levatich, Arleen More O'Ferrall, Dermot O'Ferrall.
Members of the Glendale neighborhood that are running are Nichole Anderson, Brenda Bantz, Jennifer Bigelow, John Bruggeman, Elizabeth Eckman, Leo Eckman, Robert Ellis, Melvin Fuqua, Jill Gustov, Jenna Homburg, Mollie Kafka, David Landis, Clinton Laskowski, Jan Laskowski,, Luci Maamouri, Anna Mayer, Brian Mayer, Dawn Redington, Elizabeth Riley, Sue Ruggles, Rick Scott, Kate Stoffield, Robin Treder, Jennifer Vlasek, Robert Ross Werner.
Members of the Whitefish Bay neighborhood that are running are Carmen Anderson, Deb Andraca, Andy Began, Jeffrey Bennett, Jeff Biskowitz, Gigi Boswell, Hannah Buchen, Philip Bzdusek, Tony Calvino, Tim Cary, Tim Casey, Meg Castro, John Chandler, Curtis Crain, Kathleen Davis, Christina De Vizcarrondo, Erin Dickinson, Tim Dunsirn, Michael Ellis, Kari Foote, Michael Foy, Dennis Funk, Anenette Garcia, Michael Gerard, Juliet Gorsuch, Laurie Graham, Amanda Grassl, Jack Haensel, Sarach Hambrook, Joni Hodor, Greg Kabara, Eric Korbitz, Julie Kotecki-Tesch, Dwight Larkin, Douglas Lasky, Bob Leckie, Melissa Lentz, Michael Lovell, Daniel Ludwikoski, Heather Lukach, Stehphanie Lyons, Kris McKinney, Mark McDevitt, Maurenn McNally, Patrick McNally, Mark Meyer, Mike Miller, Mike Mitchell, Joan Modrinski, Shannon Muderlak, Julie Ravet, Elizabeth Ridley, Martha Schier, Kelly Schumaker, Carmen Singleton, Jeff Sprau, Amy Tate, Crystal Toll, Melissa Ugland, P.J. Von Paumgartten, Steve Williams, Steven Wollmer, Debbie Wright, Jim Wright, Kelly Wright, Katie Wysocky, Jen Zdroik, Molly Zillig.
Members of the Mequon neighborhood that are running are Jeff Adix, Jeff Bahr, Sarah Bahr, Peter Blain, Andy Brooks, Eva Brooks, Rodney Crevoiserat, Joanne Crevoiserat, Dan Doerfler, Dana Emold, Joe Frederick, John Fricker, Tom Glaser, Bud Gorski, Dan Griesbach, David Hadcock, Jennifer Hadcock, David Hagemeier, John Hartwig, Ethan Hill, Stuart Hoffman, Jenna Homburg, Jeanette Kim, Dennis Kozel, Stacy Kozel, Trien Le, Robb Linnemanstons, Kenneth Maciolek, Mathew Nolan, Ellen Nowak, Melanie Otis, Cody Pearce, Lauren Peche, Natalie Porter, Brooke Porter, Marykay Pulito, Carolyn Rice, Nancy Sands, Isabela Sardas, Vasanth Siddalingaiah, Paul Sivanich, Laurence Smith, JJWilliam Taylor, Madeleine Towner, William Towner, John Urbashich, Christie Usher, Mark West.
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The Price Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management, 125 North 600 West, will sell Christmas tree permits for personal use Nov. 22-Dec. 23, from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. The tag cost is $5 per tree, with only one permit allowed per household.
The Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Education and the History Channel have collaborated on the creation of The Story of Veterans Day, a youth oriented documentary which will be broadcast Nov. 11 on the History Channel.
DROPS will be held Nov. 23 at the Fairgrounds at 500 East and 100 South, Castle Dale. Sign-ups begin at 11 a.m. You must be present to pick up a box. First come, first served. Do not block private driveways.
The Emery County Historical Society monthly meeting will be held Nov. 18 at 7 p.m. at the Museum of the San Rafael. Max Finley, formerly of Morhland and author of Wildflowers of Castle Valley, will be the guest speaker. As a tribute to Veterans, he will speak about World War II. All veterans and their families are welcome to attend and will be honored. Morhland history will also be discussed. Come early for copies of the book.
For a unique and special gift for Christmas or a birthday, visit our museum gift shop. We have Native American dolls, turquoise and silver jewelry (now half price), Kachina dolls, turned wood bowls, San Rafael rock art afghan, pottery, stocking stuffers, shirts, books, pictures and much more. Lay-a-way now for the holidays.
Ferron Reads is still happening. Help Ferron meet the challenge of reading one million pages before Nov. 24. Currently the total is 927, 630. All Ferron residents are encouraged to record the number of pages they read at work, school or at home and turn it in to Ferron City Hall, Ferron Library or Ferron Elementary. A weekly update will be posted on the marquee at Ferron Elementary.
We will be having a Single Womens Support Group activity on Nov. 11. We will be going to Price to see the movie The Polar Express at the King Koal Theater. Meet at the following places and we will car pool to Price. Those on the South end of the county, meet at the parking lot of the old Ferron Merc at 5:30 p.m. Those from Castle Dale and Orangeville meet at the Emery High School at 6 p.m. Those in Huntington and North meet at the church parking lot on Main Street in Huntington at 6:15 p.m. We will stop at each meeting place as we travel North through the county. If you would like to meet us at the theater, the movie starts at 7 p.m. For more information contact Annette at 384-2690 or Julie at 381-2535.
Are you having trouble getting money for college? Have you been denied a PELL grant? Do you lack funding? Have you exhausted all other financial resources? To see if you qualify for financial aid through state and federal programs, contact the Department of Workforce Services at 1-435-381-6100 during working hours.
The HEAT program is once again in operation. If you need assistance with your heating bills, call Kathy in Community Services at 381-5410 to schedule an appointment. The program runs from Nov. 1, 2004-March 31, 2005.
Nominate outstanding volunteers from your community for the Governors' Points of Light Award. For information about nomination criteria, go to www.volunteers.utah.gov. To request a hard copy of the nomination form, contact the Utah Commission on Volunteers at 1-801-764-0704 or 1-888-755-8824.
Heber's 10th annual cowboy poetry gathering will be held Nov. 9-14. For tickets at SmithTix, or at the door. For more information on event time and location, go to www.hebercitycowboypoetry.com.
Students pursuing careers in agriculture are encouraged to apply for scholarships sponsored by Agriliance and Croplan Genetics. Applications are available from participating local cooperatives or on the Agriliance website, www.agriliance.com in the careers section, or at www.mbservices.com. Applications must be postmarked by March 1, 2005. For more information or to request an application, call 1-800-232-3639, ext. 4584.
The DUP Lily of the Valley Camp in Elmo is holding their annual pheasant hunter's breakfast and dinner fund raising event on Nov. 13. Breakfast at 7-10 a.m., lunch 10 a.m.-5 p.m., at the DUP building, 100 East 60 South, Elmo.
On Sept. 15, Secretary Veneman designated 20 counties in Utah eligible for Farm Service Agency emergency loans due to production losses. These losses were a result of drought, insects, damaging wind and heat, that occurred Jan. 1 and continuing. Applications can be picked up at the Emery/Carbon County FSA Office, 88 South 100 East, Castle Dale, or call 1-435-381-2300.
CEUs Bread and Soup night will be held Nov. 15, and 22, from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center. All proceeds go to the Carbon County Food Bank.
Emery Animal Shelter is located a 470 West Hiway 29 in Castle Dale. Wonderful animals are ready for adoption: kittens, five, assorted colors; adult female Siamese. Puppies, two black lab females; adult black lab; adult male Pekinese, 7 years old; adult female Chesapeake, brown. Prices vary and all include spay or neuter and rabies vaccination. Call 381-2539 for prices and more information.
A field service officer from the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be working out of the Price Workforce Service Center on Nov. 18 from 8:30-10:30 a.m. This is free service to assist veterans in understanding and applying for rightful VA benefits, preparing and documenting application for compensation, pension, hospitalization and other benefits.
The Genealogy and Family Heritage Jamboree will hold its 2005 conference in St. George at Dixie Convention Center. There will be 63 classes in seven tracks, exhibits and speakers. For more information visit www.cgslink.com.
The comment period for the resource management plan, originally ending Oct. 15, has been extended 45 days, to end Nov. 29.
CEU is looking for crafters. CEU classified staff is holding a holiday craft fair scholarship fund-raiser Nov. 19-20. If you are interested in having a booth contact Geniva Brooks at 613-5266 or Kelli Curtis at 613-5431 by Nov1.
Emery School District will be doing hearing screening tests throughout the school year. This testing will be done for all students in preschool, kindergarten, first grade, special education and students referred by their teacher or parent. Any parents who does not want their child to be given a hearing screening test should call their school and tell the secretary.
Food handler's classes will be held Nov. 17 and Dec. 8 at 9 a.m., 4 and 7 p.m. at Southeastern Utah District Health Department, 28 South 100 East, Price. Classes will be taught at the Castle Dale Health Department, 25 West Main Street on Nov. 18 and Dec. 9 at 4 and 7 p.m. For more information call 381-2252 in Castle Dale or 637-3671 in Price.
The fall schedule for Ascension St. Matthew's Church will be as follows: Sundays 9:30 a.m.-Sunday school for all ages; 10:30 a.m.-worship, followed by fellowship and refreshments with a potluck lunch on the first Sunday of each month. Wednesdays, beginning in October, 6:30 p.m. worship. For more information call 346-0106. The church is located at 522 Homestead Boulevard in Price.
The Spartan cheerleaders are hosting a winter cheer camp. The six day camp will be held Nov. 16-17, 22-23, and 29-30. Registration will be held Nov. 10 at 3:20 p.m. at Orange-ville Elementary. The participants will perform at the first Emery Spartan girls basketball game during halftime on Nov. 23 and also the boys basketball game on Nov. 30. Camp T-shirt will admit performers into the games. For more information call EHS at 381-2689.
Each year hundreds of children in Emery and Carbon counties become wards of the juvenile court system due to child abuse, neglect or abandonment. The child welfare system can only devote so much time and attention to each individual case and, consequently, to each individual child. CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) Those interested in volunteering should contact Kerrie, the CASA coordinator at 435-381-5595.
The in home Rx programs makes available breathing medications and nebulizers to patients who may have asthma, emphysema or COPD at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. Call 1-800-344-5764 or visit the website www.inhomerx.com for more information on the details of this program.
The Senior Mobility Program makes available to senior citizens and the permanently disabled, power electric wheelchairs at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. Call 1-800-451-0971 to see if you qualify.
Utah Valley Cancer Center, located at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center has a new toll-free phone number. Anyone can call 1-866-549-3800 to schedule an appointment, get information about local cancer support groups or to find out more about IHC cancer services and physicians. Hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
The Huntington Lions Club is gathering used eyeglasses to be distributed to needy people in Third World countries. There is a special need for childrens glasses. For more information, contact Judy Lang at 687-5349.
The Senior Wheels USA Program makes available power (electric) wheelchairs to senior citizens (65 years and older) and the permanently disabled at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. Call toll free at 1-800-246-6010.
Donations are needed from Emery County residents to the Emery Chapter of the Salvation Army which provides emergency assistance for the people of Emery County as well as people traveling through the area. Mail donations to the Emery County Sheriff's Office, Box 281, Green River, Utah 84525 or Emery County Sheriff's Office, Box 817, Castle Dale, Utah 84513. For information, contact Cheryl Keener at 435-564-3432.
Attention, union meeting for local 6363 will be held the third Wednesday of every month at the District 22 office in Price. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m.
Girl Scouts need leaders in Emery County. Call Nina Green at 800-678-7809 to volunteer.


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