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Living as a Christian – Theology & Science
[19/Oct/2004:22:05:28] <Father Phillip> hey
[19/Oct/2004:22:05:32] <Father Phillip> ryanml: hello
[19/Oct/2004:22:05:44] <Father Phillip> what can i do for you?
[19/Oct/2004:22:06:11] <Father Phillip> ryanml: looks like im the olny
one here is there ever more than one person that comes to get ansers
[19/Oct/2004:22:06:39] <Father Phillip> sometimes, yes...but even when
there are more than one person, only the moderator's name shows on the sidebar
[19/Oct/2004:22:07:01] <Father Phillip> ryanml: ok if religion and science
will never contradict each other
[19/Oct/2004:22:07:07] <Father Phillip> keep going, please
[19/Oct/2004:22:08:43] <Father Phillip> ryanml: with health therapies
like chakra balancing which is all energy based it is said that you can develop
psychic abilities through a medical practise
[19/Oct/2004:22:08:55] <Father Phillip> ok...and?
Living as a Christian – Occult – Psychics
[19/Oct/2004:22:09:49] <Father Phillip> ryanml: then does the church say consulting a psychic is a sin why
would god give us that ability to use psychic energy and not use it
[19/Oct/2004:22:10:06] <Father Phillip> hummm....good question
[19/Oct/2004:22:10:48] <Father Phillip> i guess the Church wants us to
be very careful when we are involved in the world of spirit
[19/Oct/2004:22:11:16] <Father Phillip> the Church knows and teaches that
spirits -- like angels and the devil -- truly exist
[19/Oct/2004:22:11:35] <Father Phillip> and the Church knows that those
spirits are very powerful
[19/Oct/2004:22:11:56] <Father Phillip> so the Church warns us not to
get mixed-up with people or things that might lead us in the wrong way
[19/Oct/2004:22:12:03] <Father Phillip> that might lead us into temptation
[19/Oct/2004:22:12:25] <Father Phillip> however
[19/Oct/2004:22:12:42] <Father Phillip> i think the Church does want us
to develop every aspect of the gifts God gave us
[19/Oct/2004:22:12:53] <Father Phillip> including the gifts of the spirit
[19/Oct/2004:22:12:57] <Father Phillip> BUT
[19/Oct/2004:22:13:16] <Father Phillip> the Church wants us to develop
those gifts in ways and with persons who are sure to lead us to God
[19/Oct/2004:22:13:19] <Father Phillip> ryanml: the supernatural fascinates
me
[19/Oct/2004:22:13:23] <Father Phillip> yes, i can tell
[19/Oct/2004:22:15:25] <Father Phillip> ryanml: gone to a catholic school
my whole life however olny throughout the past year have i become closer to
god and started to live accordingly to my faith
[19/Oct/2004:22:15:36] <Father Phillip> that's wonderful!
[19/Oct/2004:22:15:46] <Father Phillip> clearly the Holy Spirit is leading
you and directing you
[19/Oct/2004:22:15:47] <Father Phillip> AND
[19/Oct/2004:22:15:58] <Father Phillip> you are open to the Spirit and
responding to God's direction
[19/Oct/2004:22:16:58] <Father Phillip> ryanml: i want to go to world
youth day
[19/Oct/2004:22:17:04] <Father Phillip> cool
[19/Oct/2004:22:17:14] <Father Phillip> are you involved in a parish or
campus ministry center?
[19/Oct/2004:22:18:29] <Father Phillip> ryanml: i live in surrey close
to vancouver i go to several parishes not just one Our lady of good counsil,
immaculate conception stmatthews
[19/Oct/2004:22:18:36] <Father Phillip> very cool
[19/Oct/2004:22:18:40] <Father Phillip> i was just in vancouver
[19/Oct/2004:22:18:43] <Father Phillip> lovely city
[19/Oct/2004:22:18:50] <Father Phillip> may i ask how old you are?
[19/Oct/2004:22:19:52] <Father Phillip> ryanml: i just turned 25 my birthday
is sep 26 3 days before the feast day of the archangels michael raphael
[19/Oct/2004:22:19:58] <Father Phillip> happy birthday -- belatedly!
[19/Oct/2004:22:20:53] <Father Phillip> i would suggest that you make
an appointment to talk with your pastor and ask him about the possibility of
you going to world youth day -- perhaps the parish can help you do that
[19/Oct/2004:22:20:58] <Father Phillip> ryanml: where are you a priest
at
[19/Oct/2004:22:21:13] <Father Phillip> i'm the campus minister at the
university of north carolina at chapel hill (usa)
Living as a Christian – Drugs & Alcohol
[19/Oct/2004:22:21:22] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: Father Phil, how are you doing? Can you answer one of my
questions?
[19/Oct/2004:22:21:24] <Father Phillip> hey
[19/Oct/2004:22:21:32] <Father Phillip> i'm doing fine -- thank Goodness!
[19/Oct/2004:22:21:41] <Father Phillip> certainly, i'll try to answer
a question: shoot
[19/Oct/2004:22:22:21] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: haha, glad to hear that.
is smoking marijuana inherently sinful?
[19/Oct/2004:22:22:24] <Father Phillip> probably not
[19/Oct/2004:22:22:42] <Father Phillip> it's not any worse from a moral
point of view than having a drink of alcohol
[19/Oct/2004:22:22:46] <Father Phillip> it's illegal
[19/Oct/2004:22:22:55] <Father Phillip> and we certainly have an obligation
to uphold just laws
[19/Oct/2004:22:23:20] <Father Phillip> but i can't honestly say that
the Church's teaching would make me conclude that smoking pot is "inherently
sinful"
[19/Oct/2004:22:23:31] <Father Phillip> it could cause us to act in sinful
ways
[19/Oct/2004:22:23:35] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: does that mean that i
shouldnt drink if im under 21?
[19/Oct/2004:22:23:47] <Father Phillip> that's also an interesting question
[19/Oct/2004:22:24:12] <Father Phillip> i guess i'd say that nobody should
ever drink and drive -- period, at any age or under any circumstance
[19/Oct/2004:22:24:31] <Father Phillip> but i can't honestly tell you
that i think drinking alcohol is inherently sinful
[19/Oct/2004:22:24:36] <Father Phillip> Jesus did it, after all :-)
[19/Oct/2004:22:24:41] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: i would definitely agree
with that
[19/Oct/2004:22:24:46] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: yeah. it's such a part
of the college scene that it's hard to avoid, but that doesnt make it right
necessarily
[19/Oct/2004:22:25:05] <Father Phillip> you're right that just because
lots of people do "it", "it" isn't, thereby, right
[19/Oct/2004:22:25:15] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: haha, true. sorry, the
posts are coming in at the wrong time
[19/Oct/2004:22:25:32] <Father Phillip> no, the posts are coming in fine
-- i decide when to post them and in what order
[19/Oct/2004:22:25:42] <Father Phillip> ryanml: how come my typing isnt
showing up
[19/Oct/2004:22:26:00] <Father Phillip> sorry, ryanml -- i'm chatting
with you and with Thepeug at the same time
[19/Oct/2004:22:26:15] <Father Phillip> so i put stuff up in the order
that i can answer it
[19/Oct/2004:22:26:19] <Father Phillip> ryanml: ok
[19/Oct/2004:22:26:50] <Father Phillip> Thepeug, anything else? happy
to go on with what we were chatting about and i'll get back to ryanml's questions
in a minute or two
[19/Oct/2004:22:27:53] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: ok, thanks. i guess im
just struggling a lot with the conflict between living a Christian and partying.
[19/Oct/2004:22:27:56] <Father Phillip> sure
[19/Oct/2004:22:28:03] <Father Phillip> that's a reasonable struggle in
college
[19/Oct/2004:22:28:18] <Father Phillip> and it's something you'll have
to face always, in one form or another
[19/Oct/2004:22:28:38] <Father Phillip> i think some of the big questions
you have to try to answer include things like the following:
[19/Oct/2004:22:28:50] <Father Phillip> 1. am i hurting myself or another
person?
[19/Oct/2004:22:29:11] <Father Phillip> 2. am i living up to the obligations
of my state in life? (like going to class and doing homework)
[19/Oct/2004:22:29:35] <Father Phillip> 3. am i giving bad example to
others who may be misled into sinful/wrong actions by imitating me?
[19/Oct/2004:22:30:15] <Father Phillip> 4. am i misusing the gifts of
my sexuality? the gift of my body? the gift of my mind? etc in the way i chose
to party?
[19/Oct/2004:22:30:51] <Father Phillip> 5. are the people and social circumstances
with whom and in which i party, somehow leading me to a richer, fuller, more
productive life?
[19/Oct/2004:22:31:08] <Father Phillip> 6. am i somehow making the world
a better place by my activities?
[19/Oct/2004:22:31:33] <Father Phillip> trying to build a reasonable,
just, fun, faithful life sort of centers around the answers you develope to
questions like these
[19/Oct/2004:22:31:37] <Father Phillip> does that make sense?
[19/Oct/2004:22:32:23] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: yeah, that helps a lot.
thanks. im still unsure, but i'll pray about it
[19/Oct/2004:22:32:32] <Father Phillip> OF COURSE YOU"RE UNSURE!!!!
[19/Oct/2004:22:32:39] <Father Phillip> you're "supposed" to
be
[19/Oct/2004:22:32:41] <Father Phillip> :-)
[19/Oct/2004:22:32:45] <Father Phillip> that's what college is about
[19/Oct/2004:22:32:50] <Father Phillip> live with the questions
[19/Oct/2004:22:32:54] <Father Phillip> pray in the questions
[19/Oct/2004:22:33:05] <Father Phillip> seek input and advice
[19/Oct/2004:22:33:18] <Father Phillip> you'll find the right path --
i promise!
[19/Oct/2004:22:34:02] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: thanks so much for the encouragement. does newman offer
RCIA next semester?
[19/Oct/2004:22:34:10] <Father Phillip> RCIA is a year long process
[19/Oct/2004:22:34:20] <Father Phillip> so yes, it will be going on in
the spring semester
[19/Oct/2004:22:34:34] <Father Phillip> but it really isn't the kind of
thing you can just start in the middle of the year
[19/Oct/2004:22:34:38] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: i have a TON of questions,
and i figure that'd be the best way to get them answered.
[19/Oct/2004:22:34:46] <Father Phillip> ryanml: be back in 2 min
[19/Oct/2004:22:34:50] <Father Phillip> ryanml: back
[19/Oct/2004:22:34:56] <Father Phillip> welcome back, ryanml
[19/Oct/2004:22:35:50] <Father Phillip> RCIA is a good way to get lots
of questions answered but Christian life is in many ways a life-long process
of asking questions, living in the midst of questions, getting some answers
and then having MORE questions!
[19/Oct/2004:22:35:53] <Father Phillip> it's a process
Living as a Christian – Occult – New Age
[19/Oct/2004:22:36:05] <Father Phillip> ryanml: what is it that the pope is warning us about with the new
age movement stuff
[19/Oct/2004:22:36:12] <Father Phillip> ok, ryanml
[19/Oct/2004:22:36:22] <Father Phillip> well, it's sort of what i was
saying earlier
[19/Oct/2004:22:36:41] <Father Phillip> the new age movement is a catch-all
phrase for lots of various 'spiritual' movements
[19/Oct/2004:22:37:21] <Father Phillip> while they have some things in
common, they have lots of things that are different about them
[19/Oct/2004:22:37:59] <Father Phillip> and one of the main things that
they share is a sort of wishy-washy belief in some kind of God but not in the
God Whom Jesus revealed perfectly and completely
[19/Oct/2004:22:38:09] <Father Phillip> so the Pope warns us to stay clear
of them
[19/Oct/2004:22:38:12] <Father Phillip> ryanml: i see
[19/Oct/2004:22:38:50] <Father Phillip> ryanml: i am taking this course
called catholic spirituality in the modern world in january
[19/Oct/2004:22:38:53] <Father Phillip> good for you!
[19/Oct/2004:22:39:02] <Father Phillip> i'm sure that you'll learn a lot
of really good stuff in it
Other Sacraments – Reconciliation – Forgotten Sins
[19/Oct/2004:22:41:21] <Father Phillip> ryanml: recently ive had few few dreams about past sins
[19/Oct/2004:22:41:27] <Father Phillip> stuff you've Confessed?
[19/Oct/2004:22:41:57] <Father Phillip> ryanml: one thing i didnt confess
one i did
[19/Oct/2004:22:42:12] <Father Phillip> well, completely put the thing
you did confess totally out of your mind as best you can
[19/Oct/2004:22:42:30] <Father Phillip> and the other thing, maybe you
should think about mentioning it the next time you go to Confession
The Catholic Church – Living Saints
[19/Oct/2004:22:43:47] <Father Phillip> ryanml: are you familiar with any modern day mystic like people
who are living saintly lives
[19/Oct/2004:22:44:35] <Father Phillip> some folks who are modern mystics
and live saintly lives, i know a little bit about
[19/Oct/2004:22:45:51] <Father Phillip> ryanml: what can you tell me about
them
[19/Oct/2004:22:45:55] <Father Phillip> not a lot really
[19/Oct/2004:22:46:11] <Father Phillip> just that God graces some people
with the gift of mystical prayer
[19/Oct/2004:22:46:18] <Father Phillip> and the gift of living very close
to God
[19/Oct/2004:22:46:48] <Father Phillip> but honestly, most any person
can have those gifts if we ask for them and open ourselves to receive them
[19/Oct/2004:22:46:51] <Father Phillip> ryanml: that sounds sweet
[19/Oct/2004:22:46:56] <Father Phillip> it is sweet indeed!
The Catholic Church – Liturgical Matters – Tridentine Mass
[19/Oct/2004:22:47:01] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: Father Phil, do any churches around here offer a tridentene
mass? I'd like to see what one is like
[19/Oct/2004:22:47:10] <Father Phillip> there may be one but i don't really
think there is
[19/Oct/2004:22:47:22] <Father Phillip> there used to be one in Raleigh
but i don't know if it's still going on
[19/Oct/2004:22:47:34] <Father Phillip> and there is one in Goldsboro
i think
[19/Oct/2004:22:47:51] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: have you ever been to
one?
[19/Oct/2004:22:48:18] <Father Phillip> nope
[19/Oct/2004:22:48:26] <Father Phillip> i stay kind of busy on the weekends!
:-)
[19/Oct/2004:22:49:11] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: i go to the forums on
catholic.com (very conservative), and a lot of people there can't stand the
novus ordo. they want to latin mass to become the norm again.
[19/Oct/2004:22:49:13] <Father Phillip> yes
[19/Oct/2004:22:49:14] <Father Phillip> i know
[19/Oct/2004:22:49:22] <Father Phillip> and i don't agree with them at
all
[19/Oct/2004:22:50:10] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: they're always talking
about liturgical abuses in the novus ordo. what do you think? do you like one
better than the other and why?
[19/Oct/2004:22:50:46] <Father Phillip> i think that the Paul VI Mass
with the updates that have been mandated by John Paul II is beautiful and wonderful
in every way
[19/Oct/2004:22:50:59] <Father Phillip> i can't think of anything more
marvelous than celebrating that Liturgy
[19/Oct/2004:22:51:15] <Father Phillip> i feel sorry for people who can
only focus on what they consider to be "abuses"
[19/Oct/2004:22:51:23] <Father Phillip> always seeing the glass as half
empty
[19/Oct/2004:22:51:26] <Father Phillip> it's really sad to me
[19/Oct/2004:22:52:05] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: yeah, i like it too.
it fosters a sense of community.
[19/Oct/2004:22:52:34] <Father Phillip> i suppose, but mostly it makes
Christ Present in the Sacrament, in the people, in the Word, in the Minister
[19/Oct/2004:22:52:39] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: though i have to admit,
gregorian chant is really cool. i wish there was some of that in the NO
[19/Oct/2004:22:53:00] <Father Phillip> there is no reason at all that
Gregorian Chant can't be used in the Paul Vi mass
[19/Oct/2004:22:53:04] <Father Phillip> we've used it at Newman
[19/Oct/2004:22:53:16] <Father Phillip> that's mostly a matter of taste
and liturgical sensibility
[19/Oct/2004:22:54:06] <Father Phillip> ryanml: what do you know about
mozart and his involvement with the church i know he was born catholic however
he turned away from it and became a freemason ive also heard one theory that
close to his death he came involved with the church again and that he was poisened
by anti catholics
[19/Oct/2004:22:54:26] <Father Phillip> i can't tell you one thing about
any of that -- i don't know anything at all about it -- sorry!
The Catholic Church – Liturgical Matters – Practice of the Liturgy
[19/Oct/2004:22:55:38] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: what elements of the mass, in your opinion, should be unchangeable
and uniform in every parish?
[19/Oct/2004:22:56:03] <Father Phillip> the unchangeable elements of the
Liturgy are not matters of opinion -- mine or anybody else's
[19/Oct/2004:22:56:26] <Father Phillip> they are "givens" prescribed
by the Church
[19/Oct/2004:22:56:32] <Father Phillip> Introductory Rite
[19/Oct/2004:22:56:48] <Father Phillip> Liturgy of the Word with the readings
prescribed for each celebration
[19/Oct/2004:22:57:06] <Father Phillip> Liturgy of the Eucharist with
one of the Prayers authorized by the Church
[19/Oct/2004:22:57:09] <Father Phillip> Sending Rite
[19/Oct/2004:22:57:23] <Father Phillip> those things aren't matters of
opinion
[19/Oct/2004:22:57:35] <Father Phillip> and as far as i know, they ARE
uniform in every parish
[19/Oct/2004:22:59:07] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: oh, ok. what about certain
rubrics, i.e. gestures, phrases, postures, etc.
[19/Oct/2004:22:59:15] <Father Phillip> rubrics are just that: rubrics
[19/Oct/2004:22:59:57] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: changeable to suit the
needs of the community?
[19/Oct/2004:23:00:02] <Father Phillip> within certain limits, yes
[19/Oct/2004:23:00:25] <Father Phillip> those limits are usually set by
the national episcopal conference with the approval of the Holy See
[19/Oct/2004:23:00:48] <Father Phillip> for instance
[19/Oct/2004:23:01:17] <Father Phillip> if you go to Mass in the Vatican
with the Pope presiding, the community gathered will stand throughout the Eucharistic
Prayer
[19/Oct/2004:23:01:46] <Father Phillip> in most parishes in the US the
community kneels during the Eucharist Prayer
[19/Oct/2004:23:01:59] <Father Phillip> neither is somehow "more
Catholic" or "more right" than the other
[19/Oct/2004:23:02:15] <Father Phillip> the deeper issue is one of reverence
for the Holy Eucharist
[19/Oct/2004:23:02:40] <Father Phillip> in some places kneeling is the
appropriate gesture/posture for showing that reverence as a community
[19/Oct/2004:23:03:11] <Father Phillip> in other places/communities (like
with the Pope presiding in the Vatican Basilica), standing si the more appropriate
posture/gesture
[19/Oct/2004:23:03:34] <Father Phillip> stuff like that is not at the
core of what we are called to celebrate in the Eucharist celebration
[19/Oct/2004:23:03:58] <Father Phillip> in fact
[19/Oct/2004:23:04:15] <Father Phillip> this Pope -- before he was Pope
-- wrote a lot about culture as a gift from God
[19/Oct/2004:23:04:39] <Father Phillip> and that, again within limits,
we need to recognize the cultural realities of different communities
[19/Oct/2004:23:05:17] <Father Phillip> that diversity does not lend itself
to an "unchangeable" uniformity in every parish
[19/Oct/2004:23:05:29] <Father Phillip> to do that would be to minimize
the reality of God's gift of culture
[19/Oct/2004:23:05:35] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: i agree. so ultimately,
the liturgy is designed simply to foster reverence and devotion to the Real
Presence?
[19/Oct/2004:23:05:57] <Father Phillip> well, at the core of the Eucharistic
celebration, reverencing the Real Presence is crucial and essential
[19/Oct/2004:23:05:59] <Father Phillip> but
[19/Oct/2004:23:06:14] <Father Phillip> the Eucharistic celebration has
myriad other "ends," as it were
[19/Oct/2004:23:06:24] <Father Phillip> to foster a Eucharistic community
[19/Oct/2004:23:06:32] <Father Phillip> to hear the Word
[19/Oct/2004:23:06:52] <Father Phillip> to send the community out strengthened
by the Eucharist to work for justice in the world
[19/Oct/2004:23:07:01] <Father Phillip> to heal the sick in body, mind,
spirit, and soul
[19/Oct/2004:23:07:08] <Father Phillip> to call the sinner to repentance
[19/Oct/2004:23:07:15] <Father Phillip> to offer forgiveness for sins
[19/Oct/2004:23:07:22] <Father Phillip> and the list goes on and on
[19/Oct/2004:23:07:49] <Father Phillip> i don't think that we can say
the Liturgy is "designed simply to foster" any one thing only
[19/Oct/2004:23:08:10] <Father Phillip> the Real Presence is, as it were,
the essence and apogee of our celebration
[19/Oct/2004:23:09:02] <Father Phillip> but precisely because it is the
REAL PRESENCE of Jesus, our Lord, our God, our brother and our Saviour, that
Real Presence calls us to so many ancillary and consequential things
[19/Oct/2004:23:09:08] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: oh ok, that makes sense.
i guess should have said "primariy" instead of "simply"?
[19/Oct/2004:23:09:13] <Father Phillip> yes, something like that :-)
[19/Oct/2004:23:09:23] <Father Phillip> i tend to get carried away when
i talk about the Eucharist!
[19/Oct/2004:23:09:30] <Father Phillip> (it's really important to me!)
[19/Oct/2004:23:09:39] <Father Phillip> ryanml: what does it take to be considered a good prayer
[19/Oct/2004:23:09:48] <Father Phillip> openness to God
[19/Oct/2004:23:09:58] <Father Phillip> discipline to keep at it when
it's tough to pray
[19/Oct/2004:23:10:12] <Father Phillip> being able to sit quietly before
God
[19/Oct/2004:23:10:25] <Father Phillip> being willing to wait for God
to reveal God's Self
[19/Oct/2004:23:10:32] <Father Phillip> studying the Sacred Scripture
[19/Oct/2004:23:10:39] <Father Phillip> learning what the Church teaches
[19/Oct/2004:23:10:54] <Father Phillip> joining the community in Liturgical
prayer
[19/Oct/2004:23:11:11] <Father Phillip> enjoying the traditional forms
of prayer
[19/Oct/2004:23:11:29] <Father Phillip> i'd say those things are important
aspects of being a good pray-er
[19/Oct/2004:23:11:34] <Father Phillip> Thepeug: father phil, i have to
go, but thanks so much for your help. have a good night!
[19/Oct/2004:23:11:37] <Father Phillip> you betcha!
[19/Oct/2004:23:11:39] <Father Phillip> cheers!
[19/Oct/2004:23:11:41] <Father Phillip> blessings!
[19/Oct/2004:23:12:33] <Father Phillip> and i'll tell you what, ryanml
-- out in vancouver, it's only about 8:00 pm but here on the east coast of North
America it's after 11pm and I need to get to bed
[19/Oct/2004:23:12:43] <Father Phillip> ryanml: there must be some science
involved though some people are definately get into deeper mental states when
praying
[19/Oct/2004:23:12:58] <Father Phillip> sure, there are scientfic aspects
of prayering
[19/Oct/2004:23:13:04] <Father Phillip> but i don't know what they are
really
[19/Oct/2004:23:13:33] <Father Phillip> there's a pretty cool movie on
at tinseltown near chinatown called, "What the bleep do we know?"
[19/Oct/2004:23:13:42] <Father Phillip> you might want to check it out
[19/Oct/2004:23:13:49] <Father Phillip> i think you'd enjoy it
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:02] <Father Phillip> ryanml: im gonna see it
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:05] <Father Phillip> cool
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:09] <Father Phillip> lemmeno what you think
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:18] <Father Phillip> thanks for chatting with me/us
tonight
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:21] <Father Phillip> take care
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:28] <Father Phillip> blessings!
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:33] <Father Phillip> ryanml: k ill let you go ill come
on here next week
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:37] <Father Phillip> ryanml: ill have questions
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:42] <Father Phillip> i'm sure you will!!!!!
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:43] <Father Phillip> :-)
[19/Oct/2004:23:14:50] <Father Phillip> good night
[19/Oct/2004:23:15:01] <Father Phillip> ryanml: night