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Brothers and sisters in Christ, every one of us knows that the Catlicks aren't Christian. We all know that they bow down to statuary, count beads, read a false Bible and pray to Jesus' joo mammy instead of praying to Him directly. But I wonder if any of you have stopped to consider the result of such blasphemy.
THIS is an excellent example of what happens when the papists run things. They defecate where they eat. They mock God at every turn. They steal from their own. They fornicate with showgirls.
THIS is an excellent example of what happens when the papists run things. They defecate where they eat. They mock God at every turn. They steal from their own. They fornicate with showgirls.
Delray Beach Priest pleads guilty to theft - runs down the hall
Rev. John Skehan pleaded guilty and ran down the hall Wednesday morning in court. The Rev. Francis Guinan appeared in court briefly on Wednesday as state prosecutors tried to remove witnesses from the grand theft case against the former pastor at St. Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church in Delray Beach.
Palm Beach Circuit Judge Sandra McSorley denied the state's request to strike 20 witnesses submitted by defense attorneys on Dec. 16.
Guinan and another former pastor, the Rev. John Skehan, are accused of stealing money from the church they once led. The scandal rocked the church when charges were filed against the two men in 2006. An audit by the Diocese of Palm Beach showed the men took as much as $8.6 million over 20 years.
The state's case will focus on thefts between 2001 and 2006 because of a five-year statute of limitations. Guinan, 66, is accused of stealing $488,000 in 19 months after he became pastor in September 2003. Skehan, 81, is accused of taking $370,000 during the five years in question.
Rev. John Skehan pleaded guilty and ran down the hall Wednesday morning in court. The Rev. Francis Guinan appeared in court briefly on Wednesday as state prosecutors tried to remove witnesses from the grand theft case against the former pastor at St. Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church in Delray Beach.
Palm Beach Circuit Judge Sandra McSorley denied the state's request to strike 20 witnesses submitted by defense attorneys on Dec. 16.
Guinan and another former pastor, the Rev. John Skehan, are accused of stealing money from the church they once led. The scandal rocked the church when charges were filed against the two men in 2006. An audit by the Diocese of Palm Beach showed the men took as much as $8.6 million over 20 years.
The state's case will focus on thefts between 2001 and 2006 because of a five-year statute of limitations. Guinan, 66, is accused of stealing $488,000 in 19 months after he became pastor in September 2003. Skehan, 81, is accused of taking $370,000 during the five years in question.
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