I have been told that the highest ranking seminarian currently there will be finishing his studies later this month, but will be receiving orders from Ambrose Moran later this year. The seminarian in question reported this.

Moran never left.
Yes, senior seminarian left.

Could you please elaborate and provide evidence of these statements? Particularly concerning Moran?

No.  I have said too much.  I will not address this forum again.

May I be forgiven for thinking that this topic has become a wee bit melodramatic?

Sudden sounds off-stage:  Heavy boots on a floor.  A woman screams in horrified surprise.  A heavy object hits the floor, bouncing as if plastic, clattering like a keyboard.

A voice that's distinctively matronly [♥], urgently pleading: "I didn't give away any of your secrets!   I would never do that!   I promise!   Please, nooOO!".

Gun-shots, followed by a burst of diabolical male laughter [♉].
Then the finality of silence.

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Note ♥: Any heroine from film noir would suffice, because of that odd vocal quality that's characteristic of the audio technology of early talkies, heard especially in the voices of women.  Altho' I initially thought of Margaret Dumont, who costarred during those same years as the innocent straight-woman in several Marxist movies.

Note ♉: Laughter that for some reason, sounds almost hispanic!  But how silly it is to think that an ethnic accent could really be heard in laughter!

May I be forgiven for thinking that this topic has become a wee bit melodramatic?

Sudden sounds off-stage:  Heavy boots on a floor.  A woman screams in horrified surprise.  A heavy object hits the floor, bouncing as if plastic, clattering like a keyboard.

A voice that's distinctively matronly [♥], urgently pleading: "I didn't give away any of your secrets!   I would never do that!   I promise!   Please, nooOO!".

Gun-shots, followed by a burst of diabolical male laughter [♉].
Then the finality of silence.

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Note ♥: Any heroine from film noir would suffice, because of that odd vocal quality that's characteristic of the audio technology of early talkies, heard especially in the voices of women.  Altho' I initially thought of Margaret Dumont, who costarred during those same years as the innocent straight-woman in several Marxist movies.

Note ♉: Laughter that for some reason, sounds almost hispanic!  But how silly it is to think that a native--or even revisionist--ethnic accent could really be heard in laughter!


Whaa !?!  Footsteps... a fat mexican... No! stop!..... Aaaaagghhhh!!!