I believe the Jesuits are the Roman Catholic equivalent of the Mossad. Quiet,
unassuming, but not to be messed with, and when they are, retribution is quick,
complete, and discreet.
Dan
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> On Apr 1, 2015, at 9:44 AM, Rich Thomas
> <richthomas79td...@constructivity.net> wrote:
>
> The papists are very good at one particular thing (and perhaps others of
> which I am unaware) and that is educating the chirruns, and making them
> behave while doing it. The boy is the product of St. Mary's, Strake Jesuit,
> Villanova, and now Georgetown, all soldiers of the faith, and it has served
> him quite well. The whole deal was a bit spendy but worth it.
>
> The girl was St. Mary's then public school for middle school (a magnet
> school, but mixed with the regular rabble, who introduced her to the concept
> of lewinskis behind the water fountain during class break, an educational
> experience that came along with the general public school environment it
> seems), then St. Agnes, then off to public kalledge. All in all a less
> satisfactory experience.
>
> One of the boy's best friends at Jesuit was a Sikh, wore the headwrap and
> all, the jebbies were fairly easy on the mumbojumbo religious stuff if it
> wasn't the child's thing, but did not waver in the least on the moral or
> behavioral aspects of the religiosity. I believe there were a few jewish
> boys there too amongst some other heathens, so they accommodated everyone.
> On the lacrosse field, when some of the dumbass goober boys from the Ft. Bend
> (TX) team started in on the "raghead" (the Sikh boy) they soon learned what
> teamwork meant when the Sikh's teammates went after "the ball," and modified
> their trash talk quite quickly after a few good checks. Sikhs are also very
> calm yet effective in their evisceration of enemies, so he got to participate
> too. Jesus and the gurus working together for field peace.
>
> It was also an interesting experience that after hurricane Katrina, the New
> Orleans Jesuit high school was shut down and everyone evacuated, and most all
> decamped to Houston. Strake Jesuit ended up running two shifts at the
> school, the early shift being SJ and the second shift being NO Jesuit. The
> families/boys were all taken in by SJ families (we put our names on the list
> but there were more offers than needed) and put up for 6 or 8 weeks until the
> school got reopened. There was never any fanfare about it, it just happened
> and all went on about their business best as they could.
>
> --R
>
>
>
> The papists are very good at one particular thing (and perhaps others of
> which I am unaware) and that is educating the chirruns, and making them
> behave while doing it. The boy is the product of St. Mary's, Strake Jesuit,
> Villanova, and now Georgetown, all soldiers of the faith, and it has served
> him quite well. The whole deal was a bit spendy but worth it.
>
> The girl was St. Mary's then public school for middle school (a magnet
> school, but mixed with the regular rabble, who introduced her to the concept
> of lewinskis behind the water fountain during class break, an educational
> experience that came along with the general public school environment it
> seems), then St. Agnes, then off to public kalledge. All in all a less
> satisfactory experience.
>
> One of the boy's best friends at Jesuit was a Sikh, wore the headwrap and
> all, the jebbies were fairly easy on the mumbojumbo religious stuff if it
> wasn't the child's thing, but did not waver in the least on the moral or
> behavioral aspects of the religiosity. I believe there were a few jewish
> boys there too amongst some other heathens, so they accommodated everyone.
> On the lacrosse field, when some of the dumbass goober boys from the Ft. Bend
> (TX) team started in on the "raghead" (the Sikh boy) they soon learned what
> teamwork meant when the Sikh's teammates went after "the ball," and modified
> their trash talk quite quickly after a few good checks. Sikhs are also very
> calm yet effective in their evisceration of enemies, so he got to participate
> too. Jesus and the gurus working together for field peace.
>
> It was also an interesting experience that after hurricane Katrina, the New
> Orleans Jesuit high school was shut down and everyone evacuated, and most all
> decamped to Houston. Strake Jesuit ended up running two shifts at the
> school, the early shift being SJ and the second shift being NO Jesuit. The
> families/boys were all taken in by SJ families (we put our names on the list
> but there were more offers than needed) and put up for 6 or 8 weeks until the
> school got reopened. There was never any fanfare about it, it just happened
> and all went on about their business best as they could.
>
> --R
>
>
>
>> On 3/31/15 10:49 PM, WILTON wrote:
>> My straight-A-student #2 grandson is a fifth-grader and a "token" Protestant
>> at a fantastic Catholic school here in Goldsboro, NC, as was his older
>> brother, who graduated summa cum laude from UNC-CH coupla years ago and will
>> be finishing a masters program in international affairs at Institute d'Etude
>> Politique de Paris (Sciences Po) in coupla weeks. The school has been a
>> very good influence on them in many ways. ('Course their parents and SWMBO
>> and I have been actively involved with them, also.) If they choose to
>> become Catholic, they have the blessings of their Southern Baptist
>> parents/grandparents.
>>
>> Wilton
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "clay" <redgh...@comcast.net>
>> To: "Mercedes Discussion List" <mercedes@okiebenz.com>
>> Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2015 10:19 PM
>> Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT Words to the wise, or not for the wise
>>
>>
>>> My boys went to parish school. Last years they attended, they held
>>> "Holiday" Concerts. This Sunday is the beginning of "Spring Break". There
>>> are religion classes and the padre goes about anointing the kids. Not all
>>> the kids are catholic...
>>>
>>> clay
>
>
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