JD and Ed talk about the status of the case against Fr. Marko Rupnik. Then, Ed plays a round of ‘Which superannuated See am I?'
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I didn't get my bonus episode last week if there was one.
Didn't see one either. Don't see one for this week too.
They said there would be one Monday.
I'm also locked out of the comments on the What's Next article. That could be by design, maybe?
No. I clicked on the comments button on the bottom of the letter and it brought up comments but there weren't any and I didn't have anything to say so I didn't say anything.
Ed, you may be able to re-title the car as a salvage and keep driving it. I know that's possible here in Ohio.
A possibility in New York as well. I personally avoid putting in a claim at all if possible. I've had more than one drivable vwhicle "totalled" from under me.
I totally agree that Archbishop Kennedy has done a great job. I wonder if it would be possible for him to head a separate Dicastery that includes everything he already does and the PCPM? I think that that would help speed up cases like this. Goving Kennedy a red hat would be quite fitting as well. If Francis can give it to non-cardinalate sees why not giving it to one of the few Curial officials the public trust?
My husband is from Baker City and the Miner's Jubilee is the thing each year - I was worried the answer was going to be a bigger place and Baker was going to get neglected. A couple other things about Baker - it is decidedly not a City, despite the name. Town definitely covers it (maybe 9k people?). It is the seat of the diocese, but the Bishop doesn't reside there because there is just a parish worth of Catholics (a nice parish, but still) so he resides hours away in Bend, Oregon.
*Waves at my fellow Oregonians*
Also Baker has switched its name between "Baker" and "Baker City"; my guess is that the diocese' name followed some but not all of those switches
Francis literally has Rupnik art on his wall in his personal apartment. That right there says all you need to know.