• Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon (EMO) , the Archdiocese of Portland funds/belongs/gives credibility to this pro-abortion/pro-homosexual group. http://www.emo.org/
• Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) Supports anti-Catholic groups with Catholic $$$$
• Beware! Catholic Charities, Catholic Relief Services
• Beware! National Council on Aging/National Hispanic Council on Aging, National Interfaith Council on Aging.
• INTERFAITH groups in general
• Catholic Social Justice Teaching/exclude Abortion in funding and education pushes Liberation Theology
• DANGER - Jim Wallis, Sojournors pushed by Archdpdx
• JustFaith, Jack Jezreel, pushed by Archdpdx &USCCB
• ONE - Bono...one world funded by George Soros
• Oprah Winfrey - leading women away from truth
• Women Religious groups are usually homosexual/women priest/married clergy promoters
• Beliefnet.com
• Bread for the World
• Call To Action
• Call To Renewal
• Catholic Alliance for the Common Good...Eric McFadden arrested on sexual charges relating to minor/prostitution
• Center for Progressive Christianity funded by George Soros
• Christian Peacemaker Teams
• Church Folks for a Better America
• Church World Service
• Clergy for Choice
• Clergy Leadership Network
• Day 1
• FaithfulAmerica.org
• George W. Bush & the Unreligious Right
• Justice and Peace groups....not balanced, suspect
• Jewish Voice for Peace
• Jubilee USA Network
• Labrynith movement...women priests, etc.
• Metropolitan Alliance for Common Good MACG (oregon)
• National Council of Churches
• Pax Christi USA
• Progressive Theology
• The Beatitudes Society
• The Interfaith Alliance
• United Methodist Church
• World Council of Churches

Archdiocese of Portland (Western Oregon: west side of Cascades) Most Reverend John G. Vlazny
2838 E. Burnside St.
Portland, OR 97214-1895

archbishopvlazny@ocp.org

Mary Jo Tully - Chancellor

mjtully@archdpdx.org

Phone 503-234-5334 Fax 503-234-2545
www.archdpdx.org

The Archdiocesan Pastoral Council (western Oregon) is one place to have your voice heard. Get to know your Vicarate respresentative and tell them your concerns. They exist to show that the laity is involved and prevent clericalism.

Mr. Ken Willett (503) 281-2469 Downtown Portland/Southeast Portland
Mr. Clint Bentz (503) 394 3268 Albany-Corvallis/Santiam
Dr. Thom Faller (503) 285-1350 Beaverton Suburban
Ms. Marie D'Agrose Columbia County/Middle Coast/North Coast
Mr. David Mastroieni (503) 653-0793 East Ptld. Suburban/South Ptld. Suburban
Ms. Lois Cersovski (541) 995-6973 Metropolitan Eugene
Ms. Carmen Swan Metropolitan Salem
Mr. John Cooper Northeast Portland
Ms. Sue Klemenhagen (541) 756-2865 South Coast
Mr. Rick Nelson Southern Oregon
Mr. John Mikitka (503) 649-4120 Tualatin Valley
Mr.Gary Stump (503) 636-3737 West Portland Suburban
Mr. Wendell James (503) 829-8694 Yamhill County/Marion County


Diocese of Baker - Eastern Side of Oregon: East of Cascades.
Most Reverend Robert F. Vasa
PO Box 5999
Bend, OR 97708

Phone 541-388-4004 Fax 541-388-2566
website: www.dioceseofbaker.org

Pro-Life Office/Pro-Life Chaplain

Patty Marx - 541-388-4004
email - pmarx@dioceseofbaker.org

Reverend Robert Griener - 541-447-6475
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VATICAN CONTACT INFORMATION

updated 12/9/08 When one is writing the Vatican to alert them to heresy, errors and abuses, the protocol to follow is usually to send originals letters addressed to some or all of the following. When reporting abuses, heresies, violations of Church law, etc., it is of critical importance that the sender includes original backup documentation. This is much more important than documentation received via the Internet. Originals (not photocopies) of articles from newspapers or other publications, church bulletins, or other documentation that is published and distributed by official Church bodies, is really essential. [Updated 11-11-08] [For mail to Rome, use a $.84 stamp for a letter/envelope weighing up to 1 oz.;

use $1.70 stamp for a letter/envelope weighing from l oz. to 2 oz.] [For more info on individual responsibilities and duties for each Curia office, go to: http://www.catholic-pages.com/vatican/curia.asp and

http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/diocese/dxsta.html His Holiness, Pope Benedict XVI PP.Bishop of RomeApostolic PalaceVia del Pellegrino Citta del Vaticano00120, Vatican City StateEuropephone: 011.39.06.69.88.10.22fax: 011.39.06.69.88.53.73general email: av@pccs.va

[Nota bene: When sending mail to the Holy Father, do not place the word 'Italy' on the envelope. The Vatican is an independent nation and Italy's mail system routinely misroutes mail addressed to the nation of Vaticano.

When the Vatican sends mail back to you, you'll notice it is commonly postmarked from somewhere within the U.S. That is due to Italy's mail being so unreliable. The Vatican uses its own Vatican couriers routinely traveling to the U.S., on a daily basis, to carry US mail overseas and upon arrival in the U.S., the mail is then dropped off at a local U.S. post office.]

at the Vatican, I believe that mail addressed to Monsignor Gänswein, the Pope's private secretary, actually reaches Monsignor Gänswein. Therefore, may I repeat, we should address the outside envelope to Monsignor Gänswein, put our concise letter to the Pope [including any attachments you have printed out] in the same envelope, and, lastly, include a short request to Monsignor Gänswein begging him to give your letter to the Pope. Be sure to put the following postage to Italy on your envelope: Up to 1 oz. = $ .84Up to 2 oz. = $l.70Up to 3 oz. = $2.55Up to 4 oz. = $3.35Up to 5 oz. = $4.20Up to 6 oz. = $5.05Up to 7 oz. = $5.90Up to 8 oz. = $6.75 Address your envelope to: Msgr. Georg Gänswein Private Secretary to Holy Father 00120 Via del PellegrinoCitta del Vaticano

Archbishop Raymond Leo Burke,

PrefectSupreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura[Secretary: Bp. Frans Daneels, O.Praem.]Palazzo della Cancelleria, 100186 Roma, Italyphone: 011.39.06.69.88.75.20fax: 011.39.06.69.88.75.53The

Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura is the administrative appellate tribunal of the Holy See and, consequently, the highest judicial authority of the Catholic Church besides the Pope himself. The form for strangers in Rome to cases of matrimonial nullity in extraordinary circumstances, and for grave reasons; it supervises the proper administration of justice; it provides for the establishment of regional and inter-regional tribunals; it enjoys the rights assigned to it in concordats between the Holy See and various nations.

The Tribunal settles questions about the exercise of administrative ecclesiastical power, which are referred to it. It also passes on conflicts of competence among the departments of the Holy See; it exams administrative matters referred to it by the Congregations of the Roman Curia as well as questions committed to it by the Holy Father.

Appeals in standard judicial process, if appealed to the Holy See, normally do not reach the Signatura. Those go to the Sacra Rota Romana. However, a few special processes are adjudicated before the Signatura: Conflicts of jurisdiction between two or more tribunals or dicasteries; Administrative acts of ordinaries and dicasteries (including penal cases decided without using a court); Petitions for a retrial of a Rota decision due to the decision being null; and, matters involving advocates and inter-diocesan first instance and appellate tribunals.

Whereas a Rota decision could, if not res judicata, be appealed to another turnus of the Rota, there is no right of appeal from the decision of the Signatura (can. 1629 §1 CIC).

His Excellency The Most Reverend Pietro Sambi

The Apostolic Nuncio to the United States

The Apostolic Nunciature

3339 Massachusetts Ave., N.W.Washington, D.C. 20008-3687phone: 202-333-7121fax: 202-337-4036

His Excellency The Most Reverend Celestino Migliore,Permanent Observer of the Holy See to The United Nations

25 E. 39th St.New York, N.Y. 10016-0903phone: 212-370-9614 [important - unlisted working number]phone voice/data: 212-370-7885fax: 2l2-370-9622email: office@holyseemission.orgemail: hsmission@holyseemission.orgemail: HolySee@un.inthttp://www.holyseemission.org/contact_us.html

(Archbishops Sambi and Migliore are positioned in the U.S. and are important to notify as they relay news daily back to the Holy See. Then, you continue to send copies to the following Curia or Congregations below.)

His Eminence Tarcisio Bertone, S.D.B.The Secretariat of State of His Holiness

[Substitute: Archbishop Fernando Filoni]

[Secretary: Archbishop Dominique François Joseph Mamberti]Apostolic Palace00l20 CITTÀ DEL VATICANO

Roma, Italy

phone: 011.39.06.69.88.39.13fax: 011.39.06.69.88.52.55http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/secretariat_state/The Secretariat of State works most closely assisting the Pope in the exercise of his supreme function.

The Cardinal Secretary presides over it. As the Pope's first Collaborator in the governance of the universal Church, the Cardinal Secretary of State is the one primarily responsible for the diplomatic and political activity of the Holy See, in some circumstances representing the person of the Supreme Pontiff himself.

The Secretariat of State is the most important body within the Roman Curia. It is divided into two sections: General Section and Relations with States.

Cardinal William J. Levada Prefect

The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith[Secretary: Fr. Luis Francisco Ladaria Ferrer, S.J.]

Palazzo del Sant'Uffizio, 1100193, Roma, Italyor 00120 CITTÀ DEL VATICANORoma, Italyphone: 011.39.06.69.88.33.57phone: 011.39.06.69.88.34.13fax: 011.39.06.69.88.34.09email: mailto:cdf@cfaith.vahttp://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/cfaith/Thishttp://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/cfaith/This

Congregation promotes and safeguards the doctrine of faith and morals in the whole Catholic world; therefore, those things belong to it which touch this matter in any way. His Eminence Cardinal Antonio Cañizares Llovera,PrefectThe Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments[Secretary: Most Rev. Archbishop Don Albert Malcolm Ranjith Patabendige]Palazzo delle CongregazioniPiazza Pio XII, l0 00193, Roma, Italy or00120 CITTÀ DEL VATICANORoma, Italyphone: 011.39.06.69.88.43.l6phone: 011.39.06.69.88.43.18fax: 011.39.06.69.88.34.99http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/ccdds/This Congregation pertains to the moderation and promotion of the sacred liturgy, especially the sacraments, with due regard for the competence of the Congregation on Doctrine of Faith. This Prefect fosters and safeguards the discipline of the sacraments, especially what pertains to their valid and licit celebration. He concedes favors and dispensations for matters which are not contained in the facilities of the diocesan bishops. It alone examines the non consummation of a marriage and the presence of causes for the granting of a dispensation and everything connected with them. It has competence with regard to the obligations connected with major orders and it examines questions about the validity of sacred ordination. His Eminence Cláudio Cardinal Hummes, O.F.M.PrefectThe Congregation for the Clergy[Secretary: Most Rev. Mauro Piacenza][Undersecretary: Monsignor Giovanni CarrừPalazzo delle Congregazioni 
Piazza Pio XII, 3 
00193, Roma, Italy or 00120 CITTÀ DEL VATICANORoma, Italyphone: 011.39.06.69.88.41.51Fax: 011.39.06.69.88.48.45http://www.clerus.org/This Congregation is concerned with due regard for the rights of bishops and their conferences and examines those things which concern priests and deacons of the secular clergy with regard to their persons, ministry. This Congregation studies, proposes and urges the means and aids by which priests strive for sanctity. This Congregation also has charge of everything that concerns the work and discipline of the diocesan clergy, especially preaching of the clergy, catechesis, as well as the religious instruction of the young and adults. Most Rev. Stanislaw Rylko President[Bishop Josef Clemens, Secretary]Pontifical Council for the LaityPalazzo San Calisto, 1600153, Roma, Italyor 00120 Città del VaticanoRoma, Italyphone: 011.39.06.698.87.322fax: 011.39.06.698.87.214email: pcpl@laity.vaThis council is competent in those matters which pertain to the Apostolic See in promoting and coordinating the apostolate of the lay persons and, generally, in those things which look to the Christian life of lay persons as such. His Eminence Giovanni Battista Cardinal RePrefectThe Congregation for Bishops[Secretary: Most Rev. Archbishop Francesco Monterisi]Palazzo della CongregazioniPiazza Pio XII, 1000193, Roma, Italyor00120 CITTÀ DEL VATICANORoma, Italyphone: 011.39.06.69.88.42.17fax: 011.39.06.69.88.53.03http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/cbishops/This Congregation oversees the exercise of the bishops’ function in the Church. This Congregation provides also for the naming of bishops, apostolic administrators, coadjutors, auxiliaries of bishops, military vicars, and bishops enjoying personal jurisdiction. It is competent for all things that have to do with bishops and publishes norms that provide for the more urgent needs of the faithful. Most Reverend Archbishop Zenon GrocholewskiPrefectThe Congregation for Catholic Education of Seminaries and Institutes of Studies[Secretary: Archbishop Jean-Louis Bruguès, O.P.]Palazzo della CongregazioniPiazza Pio XII, 300193, Roma, Italyor00120 CITTÀ DEL VATICANO Roma, Italyphone: 011.39.06.69.88.41.67fax: 011.39.06.69.88.41.72This Congregation is responsible for formation of those who are called to Holy Orders as well as for the promotion and organization of Catholic Education, for clerics and laity both. This Congregation is charged with the direction, discipline and temporal administration of seminaries and whatever touches the education of diocesan clergy and secular institutes, overseeing Universities, faculties, and any institute of higher learning which has the name of 'Catholic' including those directed by religious as well as laity. It watches over Catholic schools in the dioceses as well. His Eminence Franc Cardinal Rodé, C.M.PrefectThe Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and for Societies of Apostolic Life[Secretary: Archbishop Gianfranco Agostino Gardin, O.F.M. Conv.]Palazzo della CongregazioniPiazza Pio XII, 300193, Roma, Italyor00120 CITTÀ DEL VATICANORoma, Italyphone: 011.39.06.69.88.41.28fax: 011.39.06.69.88.45.26http://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/ccscrlife/The principal function of this Congregation is to promote and supervise the practices of the evangelical counsels as they are exercised in approved forms of consecrated life and at the same time the activities of societies of apostolic life. The Congregation takes care of the affairs of all Religious Institutes of Consecrated Life and all the affairs of Secular Institutes. His Eminence Cardinal Angelo Felici, PresidentPontifical Commission "Ecclesia Dei"Secretary: Rev. Mons. Camille PerlPalazzo del Sant'Uffizio00193, Roma, Italyor 00120 CITTÀ DEL VATICANORoma, Italyphone: 011-3906-6988-5313 or 011-3906-6988-8494fax: 011-3906-6988-3412Erected July 2, 1988 by Pope John Paul II, this commission regularizes canonical situations of a traditionalist nature; to collaborate with local bishops, pastors, priests, and laity with a view to satisfying the numerous groups of faithful linked to the Latin liturgical tradition with request a regular celebration of the Holy Mass in keeping with the l962 rite in their dioceses. The commission can indicate to the pastors a way to meet the needs of the traditional faithful laity. [In Art. 7 & 8 of 'Summorum Pontificum,' "If a group of lay faithful, as mentioned in art. 5 § 1, has not obtained satisfaction to their requests from the pastor, they should inform the diocesan bishop. The bishop is strongly requested to satisfy their wishes. If the bishop cannot arrange for such celebration to take place, the matter should be referred to the Pontifical Commission “Ecclesia Dei”. Art. 8: A bishop who, desirous of satisfying such requests, but who for various reasons is unable to do so, may refer the problem to the Commission “Ecclesia Dei” to obtain counsel and assistance. Art. 11: The Pontifical Commission “Ecclesia Dei,” continues to exercise its function. Said Commission will have the form, duties and norms that the Roman Pontiff wishes to assign it. Art. 12 This Commission, apart from the powers it enjoys, will exercise the authority of the Holy See, supervising the observance and application of these dispositions. His Eminence J. Francis Cardinal StaffordPrefectApostolic Penitentiary[Offician - Bishop Gianfranco Girotti, O.F.M. Conv.]Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic SignaturaPalazzo della Cancelleria, 100186 Roma, Italyphone: 011.39.06.69.88.75.26phone: 011.39.06.69.88.75.23fax: 011.39.06.69.88.75.57email: civcsva.pref@ccscrlife.vaThe competence of the Tribunal is concerned with those matters that pertain to the internal forum, for both the sacramental and non-sacramental internal forum. This Department consults that justice may be correctly administered in the Church, judging matters assigned to it between the Holy See and the various nations. Also, specifically handles sensitive questions & indulgences regarding the Sacrament of Confession & Spiritual Direction. His Eminence Cardinal Ennio AntonelliPresidentPontifical Council for the Family[Secretary: Most Rev. Bishop Karl Josef Romer]Palazzo San Calisto, 1600153, Roma, Italyor00120 Città del VaticanoRoma, Italyphone: 011.39.06.69.88.72.43fax: 011.39.06.69.88.72.72This Council promotes the pastoral care of families and fosters the families' rights and dignity in the Church and in civil society, in order that the families might ever more suitably fulfill their own functions. You should also contact the Saint Joseph Foundation in San Antonio, Texas. Their job is to assist Catholics who wish to make canonical appeals. The St. Joseph Foundation11107 Wurzbach Suite 601BSan Antonio, Texas 78230-2570Telephone: 210-697-0717Fax: 210-699-9439http://www.st-joseph-foundation.org/-- The End Barbara Kralis Jesus Through Mary Foundation Avemaria@earthlink.net phone: 903-532-5555 fax: 903-532-6544 919 Harrell Road Howe, Tx. 75459 Lex orandi est lex credendi, translated into English as "The law of prayers dictates the law of belief." In other words, the way you pray shows what you believe; what you exhibit externally reflects what you believe internally. As Archbishop Fulton Sheen once said, "If you don't behave as you believe, you will end by believing as you behave." Norton Virus checks outgoing mail AntiVirus Version: v11.0




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“Martyrdom is not an exception reserved to a few.....live the Gospel without compromise.”

Pope Benedict XVI Wednesday Audience October 28, 2007

John Chrysostom's preaching, by word and example, exemplifies the role of the prophet to comfort the disturbed and to disturb the comfortable. For his honesty and courage he paid the price of a turbulent ministry as bishop, personal vilification and exile.

"The floor of hell is paved with the skulls of rotten bishops."