* * * 2007 ANNUAL GOANETTERS MEET - GOA * * *
WHERE: Foodland Cafe - Miramar Residency - Miramar, Goa
WHEN: December 27, 2007 @ 4:30pm
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* * * 2007 ANNUAL GOANETTERS MEET - GOA * * *
WHERE: Foodland Cafe - Miramar Residency - Miramar, Goa
WHEN: December 27, 2007 @ 4:30pm
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* * * 2007 ANNUAL GOANETTERS MEET - GOA * * *
WHERE: Foodland Cafe - Miramar Residency - Miramar, Goa
WHEN: December 27, 2007 @ 4:30pm
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--- Gilbert Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Kevin, Thanks for your honest insights. I do not know whether to laugh or
> cry.
To help Gilbert make a decision, may I suggest he cry first and then laugh.
Sort of like "he who
laughs last, laughs best". Preferable to crying last or laugh
On 10/12/2007, Sachin Phadte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Miguel Braganza says: "Most RSS fanatics are atheists " Can I please
> have the source of this gem of information?
> And in what context was it necessary to bring in the RSS in this
> discussion? I may have missed reading some of the mes
--- Bosco D'Mello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> you reversed course and said "To the best of my
> knowledge Catholic schools
> in India offer an outstanding secular education".
>
> And we still haven't established what is "secular
> education" notwithstanding
> your circuitous response above
Miguel Braganza says: "Most RSS fanatics are atheists " Can I please have
the source of this gem of information?
And in what context was it necessary to bring in the RSS in this discussion? I
may have missed reading some of the messages in this thread.
Sachin Phadte
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On Sun Dec 9 08:01:03 PST Carvalho wrote:
> --- Bosco D'Mello wrote:
> RESPONSE: I have asked earlier and I ask
> again..what is a secular
> education?
>
---
A secular education in a secular country, adheres to
the curriculum set by the National Board of Educat
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for your honest insights. I do not know whether to laugh or cry. Though
my hunch is like most "secular humanist" in your situation, you are enjoying
the best of both worlds. I got to check your Saturday night schedule. :=))
Your account goes along with what Dinesh alluded to.
--- Bosco D'Mello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> RESPONSE: I have asked earlier and I ask
> again..what is a secular
> education?
>
---
A secular education in a secular country, adheres to
the curriculum set by the National Board of Education.
It is devoid of all a
On 08/12/2007, Kevin Saldanha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I will use my one free posting to GoaNet for this week to answer Gabe's
> question (which I thought I had done in the past).
>
> First of all... COMPROMISE is the only way to hold the domestic peace ;-) I
> have learned and continue to lea
On Sat Dec 8 02:05:19 PST 2007, Carvalho wrote:
Hats off to every person who has had the benefit of an
excellent education imparted in the best schools in
India.
RESPONSE: So you are contradicting you're earlier statement?
To the best of my knowledge Catholic schools in
India offer an outsta
I will use my one free posting to GoaNet for this week to answer Gabe's
question (which I thought I had done in the past).
First of all... COMPROMISE is the only way to hold the domestic peace ;-) I
have learned and continue to learn this over 25 years of marital bliss.
Having said that, the ear
gri script because of grants or money, honey.
The word "Catholic" means "universal". The irony of it was that
catholic schools are generally rather parochial! ;-(
Mog asundi.
Miguel
Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2007 14:49:51 +
From: "Gabe Menezes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&g
--- Gabe Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Our children are grown up and perhaps the cause is
> lost - which ever
> way, we brought them up. Our dear Selma is looking
> for guidance, so
> perhaps she might get enlightenment, whether she
> accepts it or not is
> another matter !
> --
> DEV BORE
--- Bosco D'Mello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Response: I wonder what was jeopardized in my
> case...or for that matter
> in the case of Rico, Cecil, Miguel - who were
> educated in Catholic
> institutions in Goa.
Response:
Hats off to every person who has had the benefit of an
excellent
On 06/12/2007, CORNEL DACOSTA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi John and Michael
>In the UK, Church schools are particularly attractive to parents. Indeed,
> parents will lie/cheat and claim a Catholic affiliation for their kids to get
> into one. Thus, they are over-subscribed. The main reason
On Wed Dec 5 22:43:55 PST 2007, Carvalho wrote:
I think a distinction has to be made between Catholic
schools and Catholic-managed schools.
Response: Uh-oh!! Looks like another round of gymnastics is
commencing(No wit or wisdom in this statement):-))
A Catholic school is one wh
Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 22:43:55 -0800 (PST)
From: Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
I would not send my child to a school where any sort
of religious indoctrination takes place, because there
is nothing to be gained from an education nuanced by
religion, even in the slightest, and indeed a great
deal t
Hi John and Michael
In the UK, Church schools are particularly attractive to parents. Indeed,
parents will lie/cheat and claim a Catholic affiliation for their kids to get
into one. Thus, they are over-subscribed. The main reason is because there is
an expection that discipline is better gene
--- John DSouza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Goo-Netters,
>
> Like, Rico, I too would like to know the opinion of
> other Goa-netters especially those who are living in
> the west.
>
> Warm regards,
--
Dear John,
There's a lot of goo and gas on the site the
Dear Goo-Netters,
I feel very very strongly that ALL Catholic children
should attend Catholic institutions as far as
possible. My parents are products of Catholic
institutions ( Loretto Convent and St. Bananbus High
School and St. Xavier College, Calcutta) and my wife's
parents attended St. Joseph
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