BREAKING - Fr. Thomas Haake was assaulted while in Washington DC. He was walking down the street praying his Rosary. Haake arrived in Washington to lead retreats in St Peter’s Church on Capitol Hill …More
BREAKING - Fr. Thomas Haake was assaulted while in Washington DC.
He was walking down the street praying his Rosary.
Haake arrived in Washington to lead retreats in St Peter’s Church on Capitol Hill until July 2020.
He is a member of the Oblates of the Virgin Mary and is based in Rome. Haake served as a spiritual director, taught theology, bioethics, political science, and Italian.
He started an order in the Philippines and led retreats in Myanmar, Belgium, Poland, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Nigeria.
He was walking down the street praying his Rosary.
Haake arrived in Washington to lead retreats in St Peter’s Church on Capitol Hill until July 2020.
He is a member of the Oblates of the Virgin Mary and is based in Rome. Haake served as a spiritual director, taught theology, bioethics, political science, and Italian.
He started an order in the Philippines and led retreats in Myanmar, Belgium, Poland, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Nigeria.
Roberto 55
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Attack of satan.
salliperson
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We must pray for Protection of our priests. If we don't who will?
Quis_ut_Deus?
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Well, in this case you have to defend them in the firs place, not just withdraw and do other things like prayer and complaining. If you don't, who will?!
salliperson
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Praying for a quick recovery.
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Had I been there, I so hope I would have been given the grace to defend him!
My Jesus protect our priests.
My Jesus protect our priests.
Ultraviolet
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...and by all rights, that makes this a hate-crime. Strange the FBI isn't investigating it as such. They're too busy investigating bogus NASCAR nooses. :P
Ultraviolet
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In this instance, I'd much rather pray after the persecution was repelled,
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