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rlg94086
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Please check out The Flying Fathers…
www3.sympatico.ca/flyingfathers/flyingfathers/home.html
Playing and Praying for a Better World
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www3.sympatico.ca/flyingfathers/flyingfathers/home.html
Playing and Praying for a Better World
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Crumpy
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The overall assumption seems to be that this would be a men’s team…?
True, I’ve never heard of a women’s football team, but they must exist. And, I think that might be just the thing to make those 0-0 ties a bit more interesting.
True, I’ve never heard of a women’s football team, but they must exist. And, I think that might be just the thing to make those 0-0 ties a bit more interesting.
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rlg94086
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I think it’s a safe assumption since they are talking about a team…
However, they could also create a women’s team…The Flying Nuns, of course.
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beckers
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I could see this for a hockey team…You could paint all the sticks to look like rulers…I think it’s a safe assumption since they are talking about a team…
However, they could also create a women’s team…The Flying Nuns, of course.
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rlg94086
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Ouch! My knuckles ache like they’ve just been rapped, and I didn’t even go to Catholic school.
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beckers
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me neither…that why it’s perfect…everyone knows about the stories of the nuns even those who didn’t go to catholic schools…I wonder if they can get the nun from the blue brothers to do that flying act???
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rlg94086
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It was more of a glide than flying, so it would not be a problem on the ice…and, of course she was whacking them with a yard stick - a hockey stick would hurt even worse!
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Elzee
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The B16 Bombers.
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Norseman82
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Oh man, I laughed so hard I had to be careful not to pass out!
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Norseman82
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THAT IS SO COOL!
Here in Chicago, Auxilarry Bishop Paprocki is an avid hockey goalie (he just started playing in an organized men’s league about 10 years ago from what I understand) and is nicknamed “The Holy Goalie” and was featured in USA Hockey magazine:
usahockeymagazine.com/story.php?left_nav=1205&article=holyGoalie&right_nav=normal
He also practiced with the Chicago Blackhawks:
catholicnewworld.com/cnw/issue/1_012206.html
chicagoblackhawks.com/news/news.asp?story_id=3103
Additionally, Bishop Jerome Listecki in Wisconsin used to play goalie from what I understand.
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rlg94086
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Great link! I remember reading that article. My son plays, so we get the print issues. It brings new meaning to the cheer “Holy Moly, What a Goalie!”
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chicago
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What about calling the team the “papabile”!
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chicago
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I’d hate to have to come up against those guys.
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Wildgraywolf
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This could be a bad thing… 
Some folks out there will accuse us of one more unscriptural, tradition of men or accuse the Vatican of trying to build a one world sport to deceive the nations and call it Babylonian football on the seven hills. I’m certain someone will figure out that the quarterback’s name works out to 666. They’ll accuse us of using indulgences to reduce fouls, gain yardage and noveas to increase time outs and better player performace. We might be accused of witchcraft when an injured player makes a miraculous recovery after receiving the Anointing of the Sick.
Maybe we should rethink this…
Some folks out there will accuse us of one more unscriptural, tradition of men or accuse the Vatican of trying to build a one world sport to deceive the nations and call it Babylonian football on the seven hills. I’m certain someone will figure out that the quarterback’s name works out to 666. They’ll accuse us of using indulgences to reduce fouls, gain yardage and noveas to increase time outs and better player performace. We might be accused of witchcraft when an injured player makes a miraculous recovery after receiving the Anointing of the Sick.Maybe we should rethink this…
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chicago
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What if the goalie wears that number on his jersey?
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Jennifer_G
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Not that football, the Soccer “Football”.
Somehow the thought of it cracks me up.
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chicago
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Instead of a yellow card, they’ll be given a writ of excommunication.
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