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Author Topic: OLHC laypersons attempting to take over chapel CENSOR Fr. Starbuck's sermon  (Read 66138 times)

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Since when can a non-Carmelite witness the vows of a Carmelite?! 
Doesn't matter.
The fact remains that Fr. Sretenovic witnessed her final vows.
End of story.

When sister complained about Fr. Perez allowing Fr. Colletti, convicted laicised perv, to say mass at OLHC, Fr. Perez forbade her from entering the chapel. 
That is simply not true. The first person to tell us that Colletti was a laicised child molester was Father Starbuck, who told us from the pulpit. Father Perez lied and covered up for Colletti by saying from the pulpit "Father Colletti has been called back to his diocese." Debbie had nothing to do with it.


That is simply not true. The first person to tell us that Colletti was a laicised child molester was Father Starbuck, who told us from the pulpit. Father Perez lied and covered up for Colletti by saying from the pulpit "Father Colletti has been called back to his diocese." Debbie had nothing to do with it.
I didn't say sister was the first person to tell OLHC that fr. Colletti was a laicised perv.  Please read better, Cera.

I didn't say sister was the first person to tell OLHC that fr. Colletti was a laicised perv.  Please read better, Cera.
Can someone explain why Fr. Perez showed such poor judgement?

I didn't say sister was the first person to tell OLHC that fr. Colletti was a laicised perv.  Please read better, Cera.
You said that the reason Debbie was asked to leave OLHC (which was actually for her to stop begging at the chapel) was because she told Father Perez about Colletti. That's simply untrue.

No one knew about Colletti until Father Starbuck told us the truth. Many of those who heard the truth then asked Father Perez to get rid of Colletti. None of the others who complained to Father Perez about Colletti were asked to leave the chapel.

Obviously she was not asked to leave for the reason you say; the reason was her being a laywoman, yet presenting herself as a nun (with various names) and her non-stop begging. Let us pray for her.