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John Chevy Chase Kerry

Biking for our pleasure. Plus other signs of Boomer maturity. Also: A new Canadian initiative. Lessons in proliferation. IT recovery. And more.
p> TOMMY THOMPSON br> Re: Joseph Cella's letter ("National Catholics") in Reader Mail's Breakfast Talk : /p> p>I was a little confused by the letter of Joseph Cella, President of the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast. In one paragraph he says that no Catholics of either political party who go against Church Doctrine would be given the opportunity to speak. Then one paragraph later Cella says that Tommy Thompson spoke at the event. Clearly there is a great inconsistency here, because Thompson goes against Church Doctrine on stem cells and other issues. I hope Mr. Cella can clarify the position of the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast as to whether Catholics who go against Church doctrine are allowed to speak at the event. br> -- Ryan Jones /p> p> ALMOST GROWN br> Re: William Tucker's Kerry's Empty Secret :
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