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Messages: 1 - 4 (4 total)
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Maxentius
2/16/2005 4:25 PM
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For followers of the true Roman religion, tomorrow is the Quirinalia, a holiday devoted to Quirinus, an ancestor of Romulus and forefather of all Romans. The celebration of the Quirinalia is a special devotion of the people who live on one of the seven hills of Rome called the Quirinal.
But just because you don't live on the Quirinal doesn't mean you can cut. I expect full attendance at the solemn rites for ALL the Gods. This is the only sure way to retain the goodwill of the Heaven-dwellers who have protected us, and preserved us from the allurements of eastern body-eating, blood-drinking superstitions.
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maplewood
2/16/2005 4:38 PM
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Ave, Maxentius! Dominus vobiscum!
Where ya been, pal! Good to see you!
Precisely what should we heathen Christians be doing to celebrate the "Q"?
If there is alot of eating, drinking, and cavorting, perhaps we apostates can appropriate it and turn it into a church feast day! We need something during Lent besides St. Patrick's Day.
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Maxentius
2/17/2005 8:05 AM
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As with most religious festivals, there will be no carousing. What you Christiani can do is simply ATTEND and not act superior, and not try to interrupt, thank you. What you do on dies solis is your own business.
Iovis vobiscum.
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bob_bennett
2/19/2005 11:59 AM
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Is this typical of the Catholic debate board?
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