Gilford Beach, N.H. Citations For ‘Free The Female Nipple’ Are Unfortunate BUT Beneficial.
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by Anura Guruge
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Click here to access the “Laconia Daily Sun” original …
Click here to access “Union Leader” original.
As somebody who lived in Gilford for 8 years (6 of it 2 doors away from ‘THE’ beach) I am distressed that these two citations were issued for toplessness on the beach. It never even occurred to me that there were beach specific ordinances. One thing that totally puzzles me is the statement that the police ASKED if any of the women wanted to be cited! That seems very incongruous and could be interesting when the case comes up in front of a judge in October. That said I am glad that this came to be. Now the legality of such ordinances can be put to the test. A claim that Gilford beach is ‘private’ made me chuckle. IF I remember right you need a ‘beach pass’ to bring a vehicle to the beach. Wonder whether this ‘private’ aspect will now raise its ugly head. Yikes.
I am so proud of the Laconia Police! That they showed undue restraint at Weirs is magic. Kudos to the department and the Commissioners.
Well, this is progress.
Pope Francis’ Marriage Annulment Documents, Originals, English Translations & Explanations.
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by Anura Guruge
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These are the two ‘Nullity of Marriage’, i.e., marriage annulment,
decrees issued by Pope Francis on September 18, 2015.
The REASON for their being TWO is that
one is for the Latin Rites Catholics
and the other is for the Eastern Rites Catholics
— given that EACH has its own set of
Canon Laws.
They are both ‘motu proprio’ (on his own impulse (or initiative))
edicts. As the name says it is an edict enacted by a pope
without seeking ‘blessing’ from a council or synod.
A pope can do that and it is a perfectly valid decree.
It can ONLY be overturned by another pope.
The two ‘motu proprio’ edicts are:
“Mitis Iudex Dominus Iesus” (Latin Rites)
“Mitis et misericors Iesus” (Eastern Rites)
As is the case with nearly ALL papal documents
the TITLE is the first few words of the document in Latin.
So the title per se does NOT refer to marriage or nullity!
Instead the title in each case refers to Jesus (Iesus).
“Mitis Iudex Dominus Iesus” — Clement Jude Lord Jesus.
“Mitis et misericors Iesus” — Jesus, forgiving and merciful.
The English translations, from the original Italian, using Google Translate.
Click to access translation as a PDF.
Originals, from the Vatican, in Italian. You can also get the Latin version.
Click on image.
Click here for the not unexpected
backlash to the pope’s decree.
“Mitis Iudex Dominus Iesus”
(Latin Rites)
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“Mitis et misericors Iesus”
(Eastern Rites)
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Explanation from the Vatican.
Click on image.