WAVE EDITING On Cobourg Beach

2 Christians: 'God decides to whom He talks'

"Under Shariah law, the penalty for apostasy often is death. According to reports about the punishment system within Iran, for women the execution often is preceded by rape. "

2 Christians: 'God decides to whom He talks'
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On a Clear Day in Cobourg

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Question

Mr Corcoran claims that he was dismissed from participating in the liturgy because of discrimination on the grounds that he was a member of a designated protected group: gays.

Does a Muslim have the right to participate in the Catholic liturgy? If the Muslim is denied because he is a Muslim, is that regarded as discrimination on the grounds that he was a member of a designated protected group: Muslims?

HAMAS Girlie Weddings; following in the sandal-steps of The Big Mo & Aisha, 9yrs

Hamas tv broadcast scenes from a wedding they had sponsored. 450 couples were married at this event. Note the girlie dance around the 2:14 minute mark, followed by a few moments of an excited, glammed-up Lolita. The next extraordinary clip comes after the 4:05 minute mark when the little girls are escorted in by their Big Brave Warriors. It is useful to know that a lot of bleeding happened later that night amid screams mixed in with the howls of Allah Akbarbarian.

Sheesh, and some of us are shocked, appalled and disgusted by the gross violation of the human rights of a wealthy gay-but-chaste man by the Catholic Church, which is being coerced into the 21st century by a provincial bureacrazy.

More on Corcoran & the Temple of Perpetual Bigotry

Parishioners accused of conducting a witch hunt against a homosexual altar server in a Cobourg, Ont., parish have told the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal they were only trying to get rid of their parish priest.

In response to a complaint from Jim Corcoran, 12 parishioners from St. Michael’s parish say they did not single Corcoran out or conspire to remove him from serving at the altar on Sundays. The parishioners have told the tribunal the whole thing started with the appointment of Fr. Allan Hood as pastor in 2008.

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