Tuesday, February 11, 2003
CATHOLICS FIND THE VIRGIN MARRY DOWN UNDER
I don't ever want to hear Christian's say other religions are wierd or make fun of them again. If you look at all religions objectively from a non ethnocentric, non xenophobic unbiased perspective, then all religions are wierd. I think Catholics are a little wierder though, but that is just me.
Combination picture shows a woman reaching to touch a fence post (image on right) that some Catholics believe appears as a likeness of the Virgin Mary at a lookout near Coogee beach in Sydney's eastern suburbs February 6, 2003. For more than a week devoted Sydney Catholics have been flocking to a vantage point about 300 metres (1,000 feet) from the small wooden fence which, when viewed at certain times each afternoon through squinted eyes (image on left), is believed to be a likeness of the Virgin Mary. Photo at left was deliberately shot out of focus to give an impression as if a person were squinting.
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I don't ever want to hear Christian's say other religions are wierd or make fun of them again. If you look at all religions objectively from a non ethnocentric, non xenophobic unbiased perspective, then all religions are wierd. I think Catholics are a little wierder though, but that is just me.
Combination picture shows a woman reaching to touch a fence post (image on right) that some Catholics believe appears as a likeness of the Virgin Mary at a lookout near Coogee beach in Sydney's eastern suburbs February 6, 2003. For more than a week devoted Sydney Catholics have been flocking to a vantage point about 300 metres (1,000 feet) from the small wooden fence which, when viewed at certain times each afternoon through squinted eyes (image on left), is believed to be a likeness of the Virgin Mary. Photo at left was deliberately shot out of focus to give an impression as if a person were squinting.
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