Re: >^..^< The cats on 28 April 2007



On Apr 29, 8:24�pm, David Harmon <sou...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
).

Harry's clarification is perfectly in order here, even if not in the
courtroom.

Harry, does that mean that everybody who would identify themselves as
Catholic are governed by that kind of vow?  I never knew that.

Maybe not, depending on how you interpret the Affirmation of Faith.
But my vows are part of my penitent group

Are you assigned to the court on Maple?

The one in Torrance? Yes.


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