The Author of The Exorcist Gets a Response from the Vatican

Last September, William Peter Blatty, the author of The Exorcist and an alumnus of Georgetown University, sent a canonical petition to the Vatican, requesting that the Church “require that Georgetown implement Ex Corde Ecclesiae, a papal constitution governing Catholic colleges.”

“Your communications to this dicastery in the matter of Georgetown University … constitute a well-founded complaint,” wrote Archbishop Zani. “Our congregation is taking the issue seriously and is cooperating with the Society of Jesus in this regard.”

Read more: http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/holy-see-responds-to-william-peter-blattys-canon-law-petition-for-georgetow/#ixzz31dNKwQzv

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Canon Lawsuit Against GTown University...How can you help?

GTown alum William Peter Blatty and the Father King Society are calling upon all alum, students, teachers, and other affiliated w/ GTown, to join the join them.  They are asking for the Vatican to ensure that GTown is Catholic:

Georgetown University’s twenty-one year refusal to comply fully with the law of the Church through the implementation of the general norms of Ex corde Ecclesiae and its eleven year non-compliance with certain particular norms adopted for the United States, which has led directly and indirectly to the tolerance and promotion of deviations from authentic doctrinal and moral teachings by Georgetown University authorities and a long series of Scandals to the faithful through actions inconsistent with a Catholic identity.


This request for intervention may even include the suspension or revocation of GTown as Catholic.

Here is the Link:  http://www.gupetition.org/


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In other news, it seems that the communities which make up LCWR are voting to determine to become independent or to remain as is, under the auspicies of the Vatican.