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I found this on spirit daily:
AUCTIONED HOST TAKEN OFF EBAY AND HANDED OVER TO DIOCESE
The issue garnered national media attention when, within minutes of a link to it on this website Wednesday night, a Cupertino, California, man offered $2,000 for the Host to keep it out of the hands of witches, satanists, or souvenir hunters.
Although eBay claimed it received “a few” protests, the California man told us that he received 500 e-mails in just the several hours his address was displayed on *Spirit Daily, *before he asked us to remove his name, preferring anonymity.
Earlier Friday, Monsignor Roger J. Augustine, administrator of the Diocese of Sioux City, met with the seller and was advised that the sale would not be consummated. According to Msgr. Augustine, the seller deeply regretted the effort to sell the Eucharist and extended a personal apology to him, the diocese and any others who had been offended by the eBay listing. Because the transaction never materialized, there was no money exchanged or received.
spiritdaily.com/ebaysolved.htm
I found this on spirit daily:
AUCTIONED HOST TAKEN OFF EBAY AND HANDED OVER TO DIOCESE
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We are pleased to report that the sale of what was purported to be a Host consecrated by Pope John Paul II and put up for sale on eBay, the on-line auctioneer, has been withdrawn, with the Host handed over to the Diocese of Sioux City, Iowa, where the seller is located [see previous story](http://www.spiritdaily.com/Hostbought.htm)].
Although eBay claimed it received “a few” protests, the California man told us that he received 500 e-mails in just the several hours his address was displayed on *Spirit Daily, *before he asked us to remove his name, preferring anonymity.
Earlier Friday, Monsignor Roger J. Augustine, administrator of the Diocese of Sioux City, met with the seller and was advised that the sale would not be consummated. According to Msgr. Augustine, the seller deeply regretted the effort to sell the Eucharist and extended a personal apology to him, the diocese and any others who had been offended by the eBay listing. Because the transaction never materialized, there was no money exchanged or received.
spiritdaily.com/ebaysolved.htm