(This rather loose enforcement effortlets the city off the hook for ignoring its own code and not shoveling the sidewalks around Clark Park, since there's no public school within three blocks. But... did the University City Garden Club get zonked for the still-unshoveled sidewalks on the west
Hi,
I just wanted to clarify my Catholic power corner term. I think the
church owns every piece of property at the intersection of 47th
Springfield. Which is not a bad thing, it's just what they own... I
was baptized at one of those corners. I'll admit the term was weird,
but not
I'll second that on Franco and Luigi's in South Philly. Their Sicilian Pie
is dynamite as well as their Tomato Pie.
On 12/9/03 8:49 PM, Christine Hibbard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kabobeesh on 42nd st between Chestnut and Walnut has great and very
authentic Pakistani kebobs and vegetarian
In a message dated 12/10/2003 9:36:07 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I just wanted to clarify my "Catholic power corner" term. I think the
church owns every piece of property at the intersection of 47th
Springfield. Which is not a bad thing, it's just what they own...
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Please forward this message to lovers of music, architecture, and
historic preservation!
St. Francis de Sales Chorale Christmas Concert
Sunday, December 14 at 2 p.m.
St. Francis de Sales Church, 47th Springfield Ave.
Free, donations benefit Organ Restoration Fund
The Music:
On Tue, Dec 09, 2003 at 01:55:29PM -0500, Vivianne T Nachmias wrote:
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Has anyone had a floor tiled recently, espeically kitchen by someone who
did a good job etc.
Rocko Bianchi, 215/878-1972, is excellent.
--
Jeff
Jeff
Tina Horowitz wrote:
Doesn't this mean that they have to kill the cat?
Yes, it does.
I certainly hope nobody's thinking that we _shouldn't_ turn this cat in
because of this. Rabies isn't a pretty disease. It's fatal, and there's
no cure-- only a battery of vaccines given to bite victims, in
There is a Craft Show and Sale at The Arts League (4226 Spruce St. - 215 382-7811) that is absolutely fabulous! The Art work and the Crafts are ELEGANT, UNIQUE and REASONABLE.
It is open from 4 to 8 P.M. Monday through Friday and 12 Noon to 6 P.M. Saturday and Sunday - (except Dec. 14th, when it
Ross,
In Pete Coyle's email he explained that the term 'Catholic power corner,' was 'weird,
but not negative.' I was curious when I saw his original email because of all the
recent email traffic about 'bashing.'
As a [somewhat] practicing Catholic and member of the de Sales community, I feel
As a [somewhat] practicing Catholic and member of the de Sales community, I
feel that people think it's okay to make fun of Catholics.
I would agree that Catholicism is the brunt of many jokes (and based on
recent developments, probably deservedly so), but I would posit that this
humor is not so
But BG, it IS okay to make fun of Catholics! Or Protestants, Jews,
Muslims, Wiccans, Hindus and all the others who believe in invisible
magical entities. I mean come on, you essentially believe in ghosts and
elves, which I think is rather silly behavior in adults, don't you? At
least in the
Um, I don't know if you all noticed, but R. Bender bashes everyone equally (including
dogs), so that essentially negates all the bashing. Don't you know that rule?
Elisabeth
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Oh, it's just pick-and-choose. I have a devout Catholic coworker who
happens to be gay as well. He certainly doesn't believe he's going to
Hell. That's for Jews and atheists like me who stubbornly remain
unsaved!
Here's some sad stuff:
In a message dated 12/10/2003 1:38:23 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If I were to read your last email I would say that to suggest that someone, 'perform some acts of contortions -- the *real* catholics on this list could probably suggest some' is in itself Catholic-bashing.
...POO I say...
You forgot Pish tam!!!
Sande Knight
Deloitte.
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tel. 215-246-2424
fax 215-405-3178
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Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 1:26 PM
To: [EMAIL
Snaps to Jonathan for actually writing POO in an
email.
I have been quiet throughout this whole Catholic
debate. However, since I have more than my fair share
of guilt, I feel justified in saying: It is OK to make
fun of Catholics - or any religion - there is so much
inherent hypocrisy that it
Snaps to Jonathan for actually writing POO in an
email.
___
Hold on. Although I wish I had, it was Dan who included POO in an e-mail.
I must say, I am not sure if Dan has been lurking or recently joined the
list, but is recent no holds barred postings are definitely keeping
Of all the major religions, Catholicism may be the most a la carte.
The wonderful Catholic dictate is Free Will and the restorative is
Confession (aka Reconciliation or Penance).
If one commits a small (venial) sin, one must repent (apologize and
confess) and attempt to make compensation
Of all the major religions, Catholicism may be the most a la carte.
___
That may be how practicing Catholics in the U.S. treat the religion, but I
would dare say that the Church would disagree with such an approach. In
Catholicism, more than other
oh dear, that rejoinder was supposed to be pish tah. not pish tam
Sande Knight
Deloitte.
Assurance Advisory Services
tel. 215-246-2424
fax 215-405-3178
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- Philadelphia)
Sent: Wednesday,
I thought everyone might be interested in seeing this...
City Council Will Let Police Write Tickets for Loud Parties
by KYW's Mike Dunn
Philadelphia police would get new powers to crack down on loud, window-rattling parties that disturb neighbors, under a bill just approved by a City Council
I think it's amazing that by trying to say I didn't fall in front of
the church in a silly way, I've started this string of postings. My
introduction to the list has been awesome.
Words are really powerful.
Pete
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On Dec 10, 2003, at 3:01 PM, Elizabeth F. Campion wrote:
Of all the major religions, Catholicism may be the most a la carte.
The wonderful Catholic dictate is Free Will and the restorative is
Confession (aka Reconciliation or Penance).
Oh. But if God is Omniscient, then he knows everything anyone
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From: Sandy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed Dec 10, 2003 4:17:07 PM US/Eastern
To: Jonathan Cass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [UC] RE: Catholicism
On Wednesday, December 10, 2003, at 03:18 PM, Jonathan Cass wrote:
[in response to Liz Campion's comment:]
Of all
Your confusion is understandable, given the huge chasm you maintain
between belief and disbelief, but these cues may help you.
Confession helps the sinner, not God.
Compensation helps society. I heals rifts between people caused by
sins.
Death, in a declared war, is generally not defined as
In a message dated 12/10/2003 5:10:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I thought everyone might be interested in seeing this...City Council Will Let Police Write Tickets for Loud Parties
Reminds me of the time someone told me I was responsible for the moral decay of society
I had an incident with an outdoor cat which had a dubious vaccination history
a number of years ago. My understanding was that if the cat was living after
10 days, it wasn't rabid. The cat in my situation was still alive, and
therefore I was able to stop the series of shots.
I also believe the
Here's some other folks doing nice things for the holidays:
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA at Abbraccio
Sunday Dec 14th
Puppeteer, Steve Abrams will present Punch and Judy's Christmas
@ Abbraccio Restaurant 820 S 47th St. 215-727-8247
Families attending the breakfast will have a table side visit from
Liz,
I may sound to you like a crabby child who needs a nap, but you're
speaking now with the sanctimonious faux-serenity that Christians have
adopted throughout the ages. It implies (and you make explicit that
you believe this) that you are possessed of understanding and wisdom
that I, the
It seems to me that the University City List serve is for discussion of
neighborhood issues. I don't think this is the proper forum to discuss
religous beliefs - I am sure there are other discussion groups for that.
David
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Thanks for the forward.
Does anyone have a pointer to the original legislation, or anything else that
would explain whether or not this also applies to commercial establishments
which abut or exist within residential communities?
Dan W.
City Council Will Let Police Write Tickets for Loud
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