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At Regina Laudis! She was a high-flying executive, although that seems to have been made rather less of than having dated the Prime Minister... She reminds me of Philippa in In This House of Brede! :)

[url="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2136713/David-Camerons-lover-Laura-Adshead-nun-called-Sister-John-Mary.html"]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2136713/David-Camerons-lover-Laura-Adshead-nun-called-Sister-John-Mary.html[/url]

PhuturePriest
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[quote name='marigold' timestamp='1335727462' post='2424840']
At Regina Laudis! She was a high-flying executive, although that seems to have been made rather less of than having dated the Prime Minister... She reminds me of Philippa in In This House of Brede! :)

[url="http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2136713/David-Camerons-lover-Laura-Adshead-nun-called-Sister-John-Mary.html"]http://www.dailymail...-John-Mary.html[/url]
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This is amesome news! ... Who's David Cameron?

she_who_is_not
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[quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1335729043' post='2424857']
This is amesome news! ... Who's David Cameron?
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Yikes! I hope that was a joke FP.

PhuturePriest
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[quote name='she_who_is_not' timestamp='1335729244' post='2424860']
Yikes! I hope that was a joke FP.
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Is he Kirk Cameron's brother or something?

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My pet peeve is when people say 'taking holy orders' when they mean 'making vows'... PRIESTS = holy orders. PRIESTS.

TheresaThoma
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[quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1335729043' post='2424857']
This is amesome news! ... Who's David Cameron?
[/quote]
Brush up on your British Politics...

Marigold she does sound very much like a real life Philippa!

she_who_is_not
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[quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1335730186' post='2424870']
Is he Kirk Cameron's brother or something?[/quote]
[img]http://i1229.photobucket.com/albums/ee470/amandajjay/jmiller.jpg[/img]

Yep.

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[quote name='marigold' timestamp='1335731736' post='2424882']
My pet peeve is when people say 'taking holy orders' when they mean 'making vows'... PRIESTS = holy orders. PRIESTS.
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SAME!! I picked up on that too and was kind of annoyed.

I think she looks far more beautiful in the habit than in her regular clothes.
But it just goes to show that money and worldly successes do not guarantee happiness.

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[quote name='EmilyAnn' timestamp='1335734311' post='2424901']
SAME!! I picked up on that too and was kind of annoyed.

I think she looks far more beautiful in the habit than in her regular clothes.
But it just goes to show that money and worldly successes do not guarantee happiness.
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Do they confuse it with 'Religious Order' I wonder? Or are they just not that concerned with the jargon? The number of times I've read, "She is now a novitiate", or worse, "noviate"!

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[quote name='marigold' timestamp='1335736215' post='2424920']
Do they confuse it with 'Religious Order' I wonder? Or are they just not that concerned with the jargon? The number of times I've read, "She is now a novitiate", or worse, "noviate"!
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I think it's a basic lack of understanding and then perhaps a laziness in not trying to understand. Without understanding the HUGE difference between "holy orders" and "religious vows" the two probably seem fairly interchangeable.

I can kind of sympathise though, to an outsider it must be very confusing. To someone unfamiliar with the jargon the VS must seem like it's in another language. :P

Posted (edited)

I think the media in general are more familiar with Catholic jargon for priests. Also, if someone made a snaffoo regarding such language before, then when the anchors are doing their research online, they see some other well respected media outlet using a word and they throw in the same thing.

Another one that bugs me a lot is the use of [i]nunnery[/i]. Unfortunately this word has unfortunate overtones.... most people in the media have likely not read nor understood their Shakespeare..... they just like the line from Hamlet.

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MissScripture
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[quote name='marigold' timestamp='1335731736' post='2424882']
My pet peeve is when people say 'taking holy orders' when they mean 'making vows'... PRIESTS = holy orders. PRIESTS.
[/quote]
That's like when they refer to all Sisters as "Nuns."

[quote name='EmilyAnn' timestamp='1335736537' post='2424925']
I think it's a basic lack of understanding and then perhaps a laziness in not trying to understand. Without understanding the HUGE difference between "holy orders" and "religious vows" the two probably seem fairly interchangeable.

I can kind of sympathise though, to an outsider it must be very confusing. To someone unfamiliar with the jargon the VS must seem like it's in another language. :P
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I'm guessing it's just unintentional ignorance. I honestly didn't know that Holy Orders meant only priests until I was in 9th grade and I went to Catholic School my entire life (not the most Catholic Catholic school, but it wasn't terrible. Just watered down.). For someone who doesn't have any sort of Catholic background it's probably just a wrong assumption.

Maximilianus
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[quote name='marigold' timestamp='1335731736' post='2424882']
My pet peeve is when people say 'taking holy orders' when they mean 'making vows'... PRIESTS = holy orders. PRIESTS.
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That is kind of annoying, like how people misuse the term laity/lay person/lay all the time even on phatmass.

LaPetiteSoeur
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[quote name='FuturePriest387' timestamp='1335729043' post='2424857']
This is amesome news! ... Who's David Cameron?
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Don't know if you are joking or not, but he's the British PM. :nun:

Strictlyinkblot
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[quote name='Maximilianus' timestamp='1335742370' post='2424966']
That is kind of annoying, like how people misuse the term laity/lay person/lay all the time even on phatmass.
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I know. There's a lot of ignorance in the media about catholicism. Just look at how they misuse the term papal infalibility

MissScripture
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[quote name='Strictlyinkblot' timestamp='1335810247' post='2425252']
I know. There's a lot of ignorance in the media about catholicism. Just look at how they misuse the term papal infalibility
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WAIT! You mean we don't think that every word that comes out of the Pope's mouth was directly from God!?! :shock:

dominicansoul
Posted

i didn't know who this cameron fellow was either :hehe2:


for a second i thought it was the lady who was married to the director of the Titanic movie....

Strictlyinkblot
Posted

[quote name='MissScripture' timestamp='1335810474' post='2425255']
WAIT! You mean we don't think that every word that comes out of the Pope's mouth was directly from God!?! :shock:
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I didn't say that! :harhar:

Antigonos
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It is my understanding that the Pope is infallible ONLY when making statements "ex cathedra". I somehow doubt that God is speaking through the Pope when His Holiness is presented with a pizza and Benedict says "I thought I ordered olives, mushrooms, and anchovies. Why did I get only olives?"

But then again, I could be wrong, and maybe God DOES prefer anchovies on pizza. I know I do [does that make me infallible? I doubt it <g>

Posted

Props, Antigonos! Loved that! And I am not the Pope, but you are welcome to my share of the anchovies!

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