"Clergy, churches, parishioners take steps to address growing swine flu concerns
By MIKE HOEFT • mhoeft@greenbaypressgazette.com • October 3, 2009
DE PERE — With the fall flu season looming, some churches are changing their practices to protect parishioners.
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Flu precautions are especially evident at Old St. Joseph Church on the St. Norbert College campus in De Pere.
"We've taken away the cup, and we no longer shake hands during the sign of peace," said the Rev. Jim Baraniak.
"This parish is so different in that we are living together in such close quarters," Baraniak said of the private Catholic school on the west bank of the Fox River.
About 75 percent of the school's 2,130 students live on campus." Clergy, churches, parishioners take steps to address growing swine flu concerns | greenbaypressgazette.com | Green Bay Press-Gazette
Go figure from one of the most left leaning schools in Wisconsin. And it's a catholic school to boot. One more way for the left to eliminate religion.
If people don't want to shake hands fine. If they don't want wine, fine. It's their call. But to ban it all together! Yes I am catholic and yes I am embarrassed about some of the CRAP that comes out of that school. I wonder how deep is ACORN at St Norbert's? How many students participate in their faith at St Norbert's is the bigger question. Do they wear it on the sleeve? Spoiled brats at St Norbert's!
God save us all. Sorry Lord for my comments, I ask for your forgiveness.
2 comments:
When anyone asks, I tell them that St Norbert's is the 'finest Methodist college in Green Bay.'
And I MEAN it.
Dad, you always have a way with words.
Makes sense to me.
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