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Offline klasG4e

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Judge Amy Coney Barrett -- extraordinary comment?
« on: July 08, 2018, 04:42:04 PM »
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  • A seemingly extraordinary quote attributed to Judge Barrett, a Roman Catholic and on President Trump's short list for SCOTUS was taken from a talk she gave to Notre Dame graduates in 2006:  "(A) legal career is but a means to an end . . . and that end is building the Kingdom of God… If you can keep in mind that your fundamental purpose in life is not to be a lawyer, but to know, love and serve God, you truly will be a different kind of lawyer.”  In truth the quote is not extraordinary, but the media makes like it is.  In truth it merely states with a few added words a basic truth of our Catholic Faith, but in a world of lies, deceptions of all kinds and general disorientation, it may seem extraordinary.

    God bless the judge for having said this.  People -- including if not perhaps especially ND grads need to be reminded of it (or even made aware of it for the first time).


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    Re: Judge Amy Coney Barrett -- extraordinary comment?
    « Reply #1 on: July 10, 2018, 04:07:13 PM »
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  • A seemingly extraordinary quote attributed to Judge Barrett, a Roman Catholic and on President Trump's short list for SCOTUS was taken from a talk she gave to Notre Dame graduates in 2006:  "(A) legal career is but a means to an end . . . and that end is building the Kingdom of God… If you can keep in mind that your fundamental purpose in life is not to be a lawyer, but to know, love and serve God, you truly will be a different kind of lawyer.”  In truth the quote is not extraordinary, but the media makes like it is.  In truth it merely states with a few added words a basic truth of our Catholic Faith, but in a world of lies, deceptions of all kinds and general disorientation, it may seem extraordinary.

    God bless the judge for having said this.  People -- including if not perhaps especially ND grads need to be reminded of it (or even made aware of it for the first time).
    :jumping2:Let's hope she's the next SC judge!
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