Making Way. By Uncle Monty.

Jeffery John (above) is The Dean of St. Albans,

and he is yet another gay cleric and Anglican

troublemaker. He was rejected earlier by

attempts to appoint him as the Bishop of

Reading. Now they wanted to make him

the first openly gay Bishop of Southwark to

replace Bishop Tom Butler, who retired earlier

at age 70. Luckily, he's been rejected again for

that now. No wonder many English Anglicans,

like me, are going into "religious exile" due

to JJ and all the bloody nonsense of making

women bishops to comply with secular and

political correctness and not the dictates of the

traditional Church. The English Anglican Church

is today more like a socialist political party than

a truly religious body. It's time to call it a day

and traditional Anglicans should forget Rowan

Williams, our impotent and useless Archbishop

of Canterbury, and seek to create an entirely

new Anglican Church Order outside of the

Canterbury See and the worldwide Anglican

Communion. The leftist radicals, the screaming

gays, the loud, liberated women; and the

politically-correct idiots, have now taken over

what was once our true Anglican faith and

traditions within The Church of England. To

put it bluntly - Our Church has been thrown

away to accommodate the leftist wolves and

Church destroyers of what was once our's.

Very vexed, Uncle Monty.

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Making Way For The Holy Father.

By Uncle Monty At Maputo, Moçambique.
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No Roman Pontiff has ever before made an official

state visit to Great Britain. But His Holiness, Pope

Benedict XVI will change all of that upon his first

arrival at our once Anglican, Protestant, and then

autumnal shores come this mid-September, 2010.

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:: UPDATE NEWS FLASH ::
Vatican Issues New Sex Abuse Norms After Crisis.
By The Associated Press.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=128534498&ft=1&f=1004

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True, the beloved Pope John Paul II made his pastoral

visit to us in 1982, but not by means of any kind of

official British state visit. While, Benedict does.
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As a avid Anglican and a global photographer for

more than 35 years, I have been privileged to meet

and photograph many important religious figures

from the beloved John Paul II himself to four of

our Archbishops of Canterbury - Their Graces -

Donald Coggan, Robert Runcie, George Carey and

Rowan Williams - to World Evangelist Rev’d Billy

Graham to the first openly gay American Epis-

copal bishop Gene Robinson of New Hampshire.

When I met and photographed him, he seems to

know more about the peculiar history of homo-

sexuality than he did of Anglican Christianity.
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Popes, Patriarchs, Cardinals, Metropolitans, Mars,

Doms, Imans, Moderators, Archmonks, Abbots,

Monsignors, Cathedral Deans, Mothers Superior,

Archbishops, Suffragan Bishops, Nuns, Parish

Priests, Novices, Seminarians, Preachers, Friars,

Canons, Elders, and American Televangelists I

have encountered widely over many years. The

only world religious figure of today that I have

not had the pleasure of thus far meeting and/or

photographing has been the present Dalai Lama.

I hope I can one day. I am utterly fascinated by

all kinds religious figures as an avid Anglican,

who is inexplicably drawn to those persons of

religious life and spiritual calling of whatever

that may mean to them.
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I make mention of such religious leaders and figures

to simply demonstrate my delight at the upcoming

Papal Visit of Pope Benedict XVI to the United Kingdom

that is set for Sept. 13th-19th, 2010. Indications are that

his state visit will cost around £20 million, or $35 million,

of which the bulk of such costs will be underwritten by

Roman Catholic Church of England and Wales, accord-

ing to head Archbishop Vincent Nichols of Westminster.

In the UK, there are 4.2 million Catholic faithful.

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The present pope will thus make the first ever official

state visit to England and Scotland. The UK papal visit

is just eight weeks away now and such gives little time

to prepare all the final ins and outs of such an important

event that will see the Holy Father, aged 84, tried and

tested at every public turn. His visit to America proved

decisive and I am sure his visit to us will also bare good

fruit despite those Godless secularists and anti-Pope

elements opposed to such a religious and pastoral

visit to Britain. Reading one of the reader's comments

in The Online Guardian the other day, shows how

deeply some folks bitterly oppose Benedict's arrival:

Daniel Frisbee wrote: "It would be great if the pope

were assassinated whilst rolling down the mall in

his pope mobile. That would be a proud moment in

british history, for a change." Let's pray that this

sick guy called Frisbee doesn't get near the Holy

Father at anytime either in England or elsewhere.

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The Papal Visit To The UK.
http://thepapalvisit.org.uk/
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Holy See & Vatican News Feed / RSS
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/vaticancityandholysee/

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The Pope & His Vatican Entourage.

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While the American and European news media

has had a "Feast Day" at reporting stories of mis-

conduct by past priests of decades ago, the
Holy Father hasn’t blinked an eyelid since yet

another storm has erupted against the Holy

Catholic Church over yet more allegations of

child sexual abuse. To suggest the pope step

down or resign is patently absurd for a man
who has committed no wrong other than being

second-guessed for the adminsitrsative actions

he took 35 years or so ago against one American

priest who he never knew or even met.

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While child sex abuse is wrong for whatever reason,
the Church is easy prey for money-hungry lawyers
who see a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow with
their lawsuits for alleged victims that are oftentimes

no more a victim than you or I. I firmly believe many
abuse stories are simply made-up or based on false

memory that allows such broken folkz to then claim

some sort of victimhood that will most likely result in

some kind of fat financial compensation and payout

due to suing shyster lawyers who themselves make

handsome pay for taking on The Church. Even, if

such accusing people are so-called "abuse victims,"

I don't believe that they should be compensated

by huge million-dollar court-ordered settlements

that are completely out of all proportion to what

may or may not of occurred at the hands of some

priest. The Church is a sitting duck thesedays for

every Tom, Dick and Harry, who feels he is owed

something for either real or imaginary abuse when

he was a Catholic kid of some sort. If there was no

money involved, I can almost bet your bottom

dollar that many such allegations against The

Church would disappear overnight or not even

surface because there's no big payout at the end

of the road. Tell-Tales are laughing all the way to

the bank, no matter how true or false are their

tales of abuse.

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Some have even absurdly suggested that the pope

should be "arrested" for the misdeeds of some of

his priests while on his Papal Visit to the UK! If

so, where do you put such an "arrested" world

religious leader of some 1.6 Billion faithful? In

filthy Wormwood Scrubs or rat-infested Penton-

ville or some immigration detention centre in

the UK or under house arrest at Ambrosian

House? How wicked and ridiculous have such

foul people become to even suggest the pope

should be arrested while in Britain

on his state visit!

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Praying With Catholic Fraternal Men.

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For me personally, and as an avowed English

Anglican, I see the Holy Roman Catholic Church

as a firm bulwark against the rise of Islam and

the rapid Islamicization of Europe by the millions

of imported Muslims that now represent the

second largest religious group in all of Europe.

Without the Catholic Church, I suggest that Islam

would already be the majority religion to overtake

Christianity from Europe. For the Protestant

faithful like me, we would stand no chance to

survive against ugly Islam without the presence

of The Holy Father to defend the Christian faith.

That is one other reason why I welcome Pope

Benedict XVI to our British shores.

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Inside The Synagogue Goes The Pope.

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As for his Papal Visit, His Holiness will first

arrive at Scotland and will be formally greeted

by Her Majesty The Queen at Holyrood House.

While in Scotland, he will hold a huge public mass

at Glasgow. Then he goes onto Brum to pay hom-

age to Blessed John Henry Newman, whose reli-

gious stature continues to grow after more than

100 years since his English death as then the

pre-eminent Anglican convert to become The

Vatican's most outstanding Catholic Cardinal

in his day along with being a superb Chrisitan

writer and thinker at the Edgbaston Oratory.

I have in my own religious book collection a

couple of Newman's written books that I cherish

so much including his: "Parochial & Plain Sermons,"

Rivingtons, 1878, pp. 486, with preface by Rev'd

W. J. Copeland, who was with Newman at St.

Mary's. After Benedict's homage to JHN, he

arrives at London's Lambeth Palace to spend

some time with the Archbishop of Canterbury

and his retinue. For more specific details

of the state visit check online:

http://thepapalvisit.org.uk/
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Some The Anglican Archbishops & Bishops Who
Will Meet Pope Benedict During His UK State Visit.

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While the 2008 Lambeth Conference was the
major British religious event of the last decade,
it is now Pope Benedict's visit to the UK that is
undoubtedly this decade's overwhelming religious
happening and ecumenical milestone inside Anglican
Britain. From the Archbishop of Canterbury down
to the Anglican laity, many of the Anglican faithful
approve of the pope's upcoming visit much like I
do as a lifelong and unabashed, devout, Anglican.
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The leader of 1.6 billion Catholics, His Holiness
is the balwark against the dangerous rise of rad-

ical Islam that seeks eventually to overthrown
Christianity around the world, but most especially
in socialist Europe and liberal England that is
confronted with the ever-growing poison of
those desiring the Islamicization of our
non-Muslim lives, values, and beliefs.
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Hearts Speak Unto Hearts.

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:: THE MUSLIM PROBLEM ::

Sarajevo Catholics face Muslim hostility over statue

of pope Warsaw (Ecumenical News International).

The Roman Catholic Church in

Bosnia-Herzegovina has accused a group of Muslims

of stirring up inter-faith tensions after agroup of city

councillors threatened to tear down a planned statue

of the late Pope John Paul II. "The majority of Muslim

citizens here accept this monument, as do most of the

people in power, and we've received all the necessary

permits," said the Rev'd Ivo Tomasevic, the Sarajevo

arch diocese spokesperson. "Unfortunately, it seems a

few extremists have exerted an influence and forgotten

that the rights of minorities should be respected in a

democracy." The Catholic priest was reacting to threats

at a stormy mid-June session of Sarajevo city council.

At them eeting, Islamic representatives voiced "absolute

opposition" to the erection of a life-size statue outside

Sarjevo's 19th century SacredHeart of Jesus cathedral.

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:: THE PRAISE ::
Pope praises life of 13th-century pontiff who quit.
http://www.new.newsvine.com/_news/2010/07/04/4611188-pope-praises-life-of-13th-century-pontiff-who-quit

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:: THE REAL CONVERT BLAIR ::
Five star luxury of Blairs' police squad: Astonishing

£5,000 a week expense claims (right down to

£1.19 packet of Percy Pigs) . By Jason Lewis.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1291793/EXCLUSIVE-5-star-luxury-Blairs-police-squad--astonishing-expense-claims.html#ixzz0sgcc2Y9M

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:: TOP ECCLESIATIC JOB ::
Pope gives top job to abortion hardliner.
Cardinal Marc Ouellet (of Quebec) has said terminations

are wrong even in rape cases. ByJohn Hooper in Rome.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/jun/30/pope-abortion-cardinal-marc-ouellet

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:: BELGIUM POLICE RAID ::
Pope Lashes Out at Belgium After Raid on Church.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/28/world/europe/28vatican.html
By Rachel Donadio.

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"What the Belgian police did last week by its outrageous
police raids of the Mechelen homes and offices of the Cardinal,
the Archbishop-Emeritus, the detaining of nine innocent bishops,
and the police desecration of the prelates’ graves at the Cathedral
of Mechelen was, in my Anglican opinion, equivalent to the goose-
step Gestapo raiding the synagogues and condemning the
rabbinical lives of the rabbis." Truly, Uncle Monty.

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:: JOHN HENRY NEWMAN ::
Pope's UK beatification event moved.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23849176-popes-uk-beatification-event-moved.do

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John Henry Newman. By John Cornwell.
Newman: apostate, sophist, 'great hater' — and holy exemplar ...

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:: SO CAN THE YANKEES SUE THE VATICAN? ::

Read British Barrister Neil Addison’s Religion Law.

http://religionlaw.blogspot.com/2010/07/doe-v-holy-see-not-as-important-as-it.html
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:: THE MAFIA ::

The Vatican has given Italian investigators permission to

open up the tomb of a mafia gangster in an attempt to solve

one of Italy’s most enduring mysteries – the kidnap of a

teenage girl nearly 30 years ago. By Nick Squires in Rome.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/italy/7872855/Mafia-gangster-tomb-reopened-to-solve-30-year-old-mystery.html

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:: PAPAL VISIT BOOKLET ::
(British) Bishops launch official Papal Visit booklet and logo.
http://www.indcatholicnews.com/news.php?viewStory=16316

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:: THEY WANT TO ARREST THE HOLY FATHER ::

Hitchens, Dawkins try for pope's arrest during U.K. visit.
http://pewforum.org/news/display.php?NewsID=19935

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Recent news reports and an article have suggested that

his Holiness Pope Benedict XVI might be arrested on his

forthcoming state visit to Britain at the invitation of the

(then) Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, and indicted at the

International Criminal Court (ICC) for (unspecified)

“crimes against humanity”.
http://www.indcatholicnews.com/news.php?viewStory=15960

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Pope says Church in 'times of difficulty'
http://www.siasat.com/english/news/pope-says-church-times-difficulty
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Pope's 'revenge' as LA gets Opus Dei bishop.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/religion/7560105/Popes-revenge-as-LA-gets-Opus-Dei-bishop.html

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Benedict hails John Paul II's example
Commemoration of fifth anniversary of late pope's

death held early in view of Good Friday.
http://gulfnews.com/news/world/other-world/benedict-hails-john-paul-ii-s-example-1.605653

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Catholic Church will not be intimidated by sex abuse claims,

Pope says. Pope Benedict XVI began Holy Week yesterday by

suggesting in his Palm Sunday address that the Catholic

Church would "not be intimidated" by the sex scandals

sweeping it. By Nick Pisa in Rome.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/vaticancityandholysee/7532954/Catholic-Church-will-not-be-intimidated-by-sex-abuse-claims-Pope-says.html

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Catholic Order Admits Its Founder Abused Boys Over Decades.
By Rachel Donadio.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/27/world/europe/27legion.html
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Being so knackered on my arrival back to my UK base

late yesterday, I apologized for my delay in completing

this latest blog story of mine on the Holy Father's up-

coming papal visit to Britain. Earlier, I was unable to

complete this blog piece since I had to quickly dash off

to the Maputo Airport to arrive back in the UK late

yesterday. Also, note here there is at least an 8 hour

delay before you get to actually see and read this story

online. By that time, I was well up in the sky and cross-

ing the whole of Africa at speeds of about 600 miles

per hour. So now that I'm back in the UK at almost

a jiffy more or less, I have now been able to round

out this piece completely in "Making Way for

the Holy Father."
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(Was) Flying High, Uncle Monty.

+Bastille Day, 2010.
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Making Way We Should For Benedict.+

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