Motivational Poster

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Rita Ferrone

Rita Ferrone is an award-winning writer and frequent speaker on issues of liturgy and church renewal in the Roman Catholic tradition. She is currently a contributing writer and columnist for Commonweal magazine and an independent scholar. The author of several books about liturgy, she is most widely known for her commentary on Sacrosanctum Concilium (Liturgy: Sacrosanctum Concilium, Paulist Press). Her most recent book, Pastoral Guide to Pope Francis's Desiderio Desideravi, was published by Liturgical Press.

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15 responses to “Motivational Poster”

  1. Dylan Bahrkuhr

    Love this.

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  2. Dr. Dale Rodriguez

    Thanks Rita!
    I needed that laugh today!

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  3. John Drake

    Where can I get a full size copy?

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    1. Chris Grady

      My Facebook page.

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      1. Dale Rodriguez

        Minnie Pearl!

  4. J. Thomas

    I’ve seen various texts imposed on the image. Who are these people and what were they thinking during this photo op?! So much for justice and peace! I know it was posted under humor…but,…

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    1. Lynn Thomas

      “Who are these people and what were they thinking during this photo op?”

      Are you sure you want to use that particular verb, ‘thinking’, in that question?

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  5. Paul Boman

    I love it! Thanks Rita.

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  6. Bobby Stritch

    What the….?

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  7. Linda Reid

    Rita, I love it!!

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  8. crystal watson

    Is this Józef Glemp … http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%B3zef_Glemp … ?

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  9. Paul Robertson

    Classic

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  10. Sean Parker

    I’m waiting for someone to digitally edit the picture so that everyone except the man holding aiming the gun is removed.

    Unfortunately, it represents the way things were done.

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  11. Joe O'Leary

    So far the abusive clerical elite has expended its abusiveness on theologians, victims of sexual abuse, nuns, gays and lesbians, women in some circumstances, but now, unable to keep their abusiveness within such channels, they have taken aim at the entire people of God, making the liturgy itself a field for their abusive exercise of power. The irrationality of what is happening has a deeper rationale: if you cultivate evil, abusive habits, they take over, so that you are no longer able to contain them within limits.

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  12. Bryon Gordon

    When shall we ever reckon the fifth commandment in all things?

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