$1000 REWARD

I will pay $1000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the individual or individuals who stole the
"WE SUPPORT THE RICHMOND 12" signs from 5 houses in Richmond on either June 29 or June 30th. The theft has been reported to the Richmond Police Department and you may leave a message there (603-239-6007) or e-mail me at richmond123@localnet.com

Richmond Board of Selectmen Denies FOI Request

Upon advice of my attorney I submitted a written request to the Richmond Board of Selectmen asking to read/copy depositions that had been filed in the case of the SBC v Town of Richmond and the Richmond 12. She said "deposition are public record and they do not fall within any of the records exceptions. There is an exception for "confidential" documents, but this means that you cannot see, for example, attorney-client privileged items. Depositions ARE NOT CONFIDENTIAL."

At 9PM tonight I received a call from the Richmond Board of Selectmen saying that the Richmond Town attorney , Mr. Tower, told them to deny my request. I am now being forced at my expense to go to Cheshire Court to have the Court demand that I have access to these depositions. Although I have deposed by the SBC, I have been named in most of the depositions, and my deposition is listed as exhibit #A in the SBC 's petition for a summary judgement against the Town of Richmond and the Richmond 12 the Town of Richmond is denying my request to read these depositions.

WHAT ARE THEY AFRAID OF?

Br. John Berchmans M.I.C.M. Tert.

John F. McManus was born in Broklyn, New York,in 1935. At graduation from Holy Cross College in Worcester , Massachusetts, he received a bachelor's degree in physics and a commission in the United States Marine Corps.

Jack left the engineering field in 1966 to accept a full-time position with the John Birch Society. Working closely with Founder Robert Welch for many years, he was named the Society's Public Relations Director and its official spokesman. In 1991, he was appointed President.

Jack is also a long-time friend and supporter of Saint Benedict Center and the Slaves of the Immaculte Heart of Mary."

http://store.catholicism.org/browse-by-speaker/br-john-berchmans-m-i-c-m-tert.html

More on the SBC and the Jong Birch Society

A great posting on the SBC and the John Birch Society
Posting of Sunday, June 28th

http://adamholland.blogspot.com

Exhibits: Saint Benedict Center v Town of Richmond and Richmond 12

EXHIBITS TO MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF THE PLAINTIFF, SAINT BENEDICT CENTER'S MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGEMENT ON CONSTITUTIONAL CLAIMS AND RLUIPA

1. Russell Provost deposition, 64:18 to 65:12 Exhibit A
2. Dana Taylor depositions, Vol II, 16:6 to 17:18 Exhibit B
3. Russell Provost deposition, 30:5 to 31:16 Exhibit C
4. Dana Taylor, Vol II, 24:5 to 25:21 Exhibit D
5. J.C. Boudreau deposition, Vol I,81:19 to
82:9 and Vol II, 18:10 to 18:22 Exhibit E
6. Lloyd E. Condon, Sr. deposition, 101:18 to 102:13 Exhibit F
7. J.C. Boudreau deposition, Vol. I, 36:7 to 37:19 Exhibit G
8. Affidavit of Eleonore Villarubia Exhibit H
9. J.C.Boudreau deposition, Vol.II, 116:2 to116:8 Exhibit I
10. Supplemental answer to Interrogatory #13
at R00053 Exhibit J
11. Lloyd E. Condon, Sr. deposition, 134:14 to 134:17 Exhibit K
12. Sandra Perry deposition, 144:5 to 144:10 Exhibit L
13. Sandra Perry deposition, 100:16 to 100:8 Exhibit M
14. John R. Marsden deposition, 105:1 to 106:4 Exhibit N
15. Charles Schroeder deposition, 26:15 to 28:14 Exhibit O
16. Affidavit of Brother Andre Marie Exhibit P
17. Robert S. Coy deposition, 177:22 to 181:15 Exhibit Q
18. Lloyd E. Condon, Sr. deposition, 32:18 to 33:8 Exhibit R
19. Ludger J. Morin deposition, 47:14 to 47:18 Exhibit S
20. Lloyd E. Condon, Sr. deposition, 49:10 to 52:5 Exhibit T
21. Ludger J. Morin deposition, 51:13 to 52:17 Exhibit U
22. Richmond Zoning Ordinance, Section 202.1(B) Exhibit V
23.1989 Richmond Zoning Ordinance Exhibit W
24. Richmond Zoning Ordinance, Section 1000.1 Exhibit X
25. Affadavit of Sylvester M. Wrenn Exhibit Y
26. Affadavit of Sister Maria Philomena Bryan, M.I.C.M Exhibit Z
27. Lloyd E. Condon, Sr. deposition, 121:1 to 121:3 Exhibit AA
28. John R. Marsden deposition, 101:1 to 101:20 Exhibit BB
29. Interrogatory response of Marcus Beauregard
to answer #5 at R001203 Exhibit CC
30. Marcus Beauregard deposition, Vol I, 76:4 to 77:7 Exhibit DD
31. Butch Morin deposition, 69:4 to 69:12 Exhibit EE
32. J.C.Boudreau deposition, Vol II, 112:8 to 116:8 Exhibit FF
33. Peter Majoy deposition, 111:21 to 112:6 Exhibit GG
34. Butch Morin, deposition, 111:21 to 112:6 Exhibit HH
35. Peter Majoy deposition, Vol. I, 50:11 to 60:4 Exhibit II
36. Notes and e-mails from Planning Board Chairman
Peter Majoy Exhibit JJ
37. Peter Majoy deposition, Vol I, 250:21 to 251:11 Exhibit KK
38. John R. Marsden deposition, 57:16 to 57:19 Exhibit LL
39. Sandra Perry deposition, 24:4 to 25:7 Exhibit MM
40. Charles Schroeder deposition, 17:16 to 18:11 Exhibit NN
41. Dana Taylor deposition, Vol.I, 44:15 to 51:13 Exhibit OO
42. Master Plan for Town of Richmond Exhibit PP
43. Dana Taylor deposition, Vol.I, 29:18 to 30:4 Exhibit QQ
44. Theresa Morin deposition, 80:7 to 80:10 Exhibit RR

The SBC and John Birch Society

"The New York Times" June 26, 2009

www.nytimes.com/2009/06/26/us/26Land.html?

"Holding Firm Against Plots by Evildoers" by Dan Barry

Article about John Birch Society and its president Mr. McManus
Mr. McManus is a 3rd Order Member of SBC of Richmond NH

SBC v Town of Richmond and the Richmond 12 - Update

Filed at Cheshire Court on June 22, 2009

Plaintiff, Saint Benedict Center's, Motion for Summary Judgement on Constitutional Claims and RLUIPA and Memorandum of Law in Support for filing in the above Matter

(details to follow)

Questions and Answers About Saint Benedict Center's School of Thought

Posted By Catholicism.org (http://catholicism.org/invite-questions.html)
on January 31, 2005

"Q. Many traditionalists have an anti-patriotic attitude towards the United States. Others think that the U.S.Constitution represents the ideal form of government. Where does the Saint Benedict Center stand on the U.S.Constitution and the Social Kingship of our Lord Jesus Christ?

A. Our position is that the U.S. Constitution , although Masonic in many of its underlying principles, could be made conformable to the Social Kingship of our Lord Jesus Christ. Catholic republics, such as Salazar's Portugal, Dollfuss' Austria, and Moreno's Ecuador have existed for the glory of Christ the King and could exist here. Our first duty as concerns our nation is to make it Catholic by evangelizing our neighbors. We thank God that the Church is at liberty here to do so. When the majority of this nation's citizens are Catholic, the full social Kingship of Christ may be inaugurated by conforming its laws, including the Constitution, to Catholic principles of government. Divorce, pornography, birth control, abortion, and other such evils will be illegal, the Catholic Church will be the official religion of the state, and public education will be handed over to the Church."


Posted on sbcrichmond.blogspot.com

"We love the town (Richmond) and we want to keep it rural, green, and friendly....and make it holy!"

Father Feeney , M.I.C.M, Saint Benedict Center and the Jews

There is an extensive collection of articles edited for "The Point" 1952-1959

www.aryanunion.org/point/index.html

John Birch Society President Keynote Speaker at SBC Event

"Graduation Speech, St Benedict Center, Immaculate Heart of Mary School
Trinity Sunday, June 7, 2009

By John F McManus

{Mr. McManus has an amazing background in the Marines, engineering, and public relations. He has been the President of the John Birch Society since 1991--as well as a friend of the Center and Third Order member of the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary since the 1970's}"

article and speech can be found at http://ihm.catholicism.org

Blessed Sacrament Community, Inc.

Business ID: 114342
Type: Corporation
Entity Creation Date: 6/19/1987
Entity Status: Not In Good Standing

source: www.sos.nh.gov

"Father Says Center Lacks Parental Love"

"A married man who withdrew from the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, an order led by an excommunicated Roman Catholic priest, testified in Probate Court that his five sons are being raised in an atmosphere of "emotional fanaticism."

Robert H. Colopy, 35, a June graduate of Holy Cross College, now a first year law student, has petitioned for custody of his five sons, all born while he and his wife were members of St. Benedict Center, founded in Cambridge in 1950.

The center has since moved to a 200-acre estate on Route 110 in the Still River section of Harvard.

Colopy, son of an Akron, Ohio judge, left St. Benedict's on March 24, 1962 but his children, 8 to 13 years old, and his wife, remained at the center founded by Rev. Leonard J. Feeney, an excommunicated priest.

During nearly four hours' testimony yesterday Colopy told Judge Carl E. Wahlstrom that his five children are being forced to live a life "dictated by military form" and void of parental affection.

Approximately 35 children are at the Center, Colopy testified, and are all members of a group known as "Our Lady's Army" which is regulated by a strict code of discipline, violation of which results in a lower classification within the group.

Walter J, Griffin, counsel for Colopy, asked if the children ever saw television, listened to the radio, read a newspaper or were taken out to a movie by members of the center.

"No, never," Colopy replied. However, he said, Father Feeney occasionally took a few boys to a ball game but he couldn't recall how many.

Colopy's testimony traced the development of communal life at the center from its beginnings in 1950 to its state today.

When he and his wife first joined the group they were allowed to live within the community as man and wife but gradually strict rules of silence were adopted, men were assigned to one dormitory, women to another and children, by sex, to separate dormitories, he testified.

He said it was against center rules to communicate with his wife and children. Three or four times each year, he testified, he was able to visit his children for periods of 45 or 50 minutes.

"Do you object to your children being under this man's control?" Griffin asked Colopy. "Yes, as much as I can," Colopy answered.

Last June, Special Justice Morris N Gould of Clinton was named Probate Court to arrange for Colopy to visit his sons.

Children's Behavior
Colopy, using notes he had taken, told the court how the boys have been impolite, reticent, disinterested and uncooperative during the 30 visits he has had with them since the court order was issued last June.

He said he asked them once if there was anything he could do to please them and one of the youths replied, "I want to go back to the center. You're wicked. I hope you die."

Feeney was excommunicated by the Vatican in 1953 for teaching that there is no salvation for persons outside the Catholic church.

Colopy's wife was one of six of the order's female members who attended yesterday's hearing."


The Evening Gazette , Worcester, Thursday, Oct 31, 1963

(note: present Superior of SBC Richmond , Fakhri Maluf and his wife, Mary, were members of SBC Still River during this same period of time)

Sects-The Slaves of Leonard Feeney

"Outside the church there is no salvation" is a venerable teaching that Roman Catholic theologians are trying to forget in the ecumenical age. Perhaps the only priest who takes the maxim literally is outside the church himself: the Rev. Leonard Feeney, 67, a defrocked Jesuit who in the 30's and 40's was one of the nation's best-known Catholic theological popularizers and convert seekers. Feeney was excommunicated in 1953 for disobeying his religious superiors and refusing to accept a Holy Order decision that non-catholics who worshiped God in good faith could be saved.

Convinced that his cause was right, the dynamic, white-haired priest argued his cause on Boston Common every Sunday afternoon for 6 years after his excommunication-interspersing a fiery defense of of "true Catholicism" with attacks on Protestants and Jews. Then, in 1958, Feeney moved his cadre of followers, who called themselves the "Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary," from Cambridge to a rambling farm near Still River , a picture-book farming community in eastern Massachusetts. Feeney closed the doors to St. Benedict Center to outsiders, concentrated on the spiritual disciplining his 86 devoted Slaves, 39 of them children.

Dogmatism & Rigor. St. Benedict's was almost as hard to get out of as to get into, according to testimony presented before the State Supreme Court. The evidence, the first public account of life at the center since the Slaves moved to still River, came from Boston College Law Student Robert Colopy, 38, filing for custody of his five children, who are still with their mother at St. Benedict's.

Colopy and his wife Loretta joined the center in the late 1940's, overwhelmed by Feeney's zeal and fervor. Married in 1949, they had five children by 1954. Then, Feeney, gradually growing more dogmatic and rigorous as his suspicions of society deepened, decreed that the Slaves were to take vows of celibacy. All children born to his followers live apart from their parents, and Feeney is in sole charge of their education. Colopy testified that once one of his children asked him : "Mister, are you my father?"

At St.Benedict's , said Colopy, men and women live in separate houses on the farm, are forbidden to read newspapers, listen to the radio, or have any contact with the Still River townsfolk. Supporting the community by sales of his devotional and historical books, Feeney runs St. Benedicts like a monastery, indoctrinating the Slaves with long daily lectures and sermons. According to Colopy, Feeney frequently denounces the Jews as responsible for Communism, and Protestants for subverting Latin America from the church. Although Boston's Richard Cardinal Cushing suspended him from priestly functions, Feeney continues to celebrate Mass and hear confessions. He forbids the Slaves to attend Catholic services in Still River.

Slavery to Freedom. Two years ago, after failing to persuade his wife to leave, Colopy wrote the Bishop of Worcester for advice. When the bishop's reply was discovered by one of the Slaves, Colopy was condemned before the community, stripped of the black cassock worn by males Slaves, and locked in one of the farmhouse's rooms. Finally, two brothers drove him from the community to Boston, apparently intending to put him on a plane with a one-way ticket. In the city, Colopy jumped from the car and fled to freedom. He filed his lawsuit after returning to the center to reason with Loretta, who slapped him and denounced him as a "traitor."

Whether the Supreme Court agrees with Colopy or not, he stands a good chance of eventually seeing his children outside the monastic confines of St. Benedict's. Ailing and embittered, Father Feeney has broken off contact with nearly all his old clerical friends, has yet to induce one canonically ordained priest to join the Slaves, who regard themselves as more Catholic than the Pope. And without a spiritual leader, say other churchmen who have followed the tragic history of Father Feeney and his believers, the center will surely collapse. "They really need a priest," admits Colopy. "

Time Magazine , January 1, 1965

Robert Colopy's son, Robert Colopy Jr., writing under the pen name of Robert Connor, wrote the Book "Walled In: The True Story of a Cult" published in 1979. This book details the abuse that took place at the Center. See postings March 3, March 4, March 6, March 18, and April 1, 2009 on this blog.

"People Who Lived Under King Saint Louis IX of France Were Freer Than We are Now In America" Brother Andre Marie

www.catholicism.org/ad-rem-no-108.html
AND
www.attackthesystem.com (A Pan-secession website)

SBC's New Convent

"You are probably wondering about the location and history of this abandoned monastery. A group of Franciscan friars built it over a decade ago in a nestled recess at the foot of the densely wooded hill that is crowned by the Center. The land was generously donated by a Catholic lady. The friars built the monastery with their own labor and help of a few lay persons. When completed, it was not only a practical monastery, but a very beautiful one.

Tragically, the Franciscan Superior's health was so poor that, soon after, the friars were forced to abandon their friary and relocate down South to a gentler climate than New England's. A zealous retired professor purchased it from the Franciscans with his inheritance, intending to move here and use it and use it as a study center for himself and other scholars. Sadly, he was prevented by many circumstances from doing so. From that time, this hidden treasure was left unoccupied. Finally, this winter, after many years, our scholar gave up hope of being able to use it and, instead of selling it, donated it to the Center for whatever need there was, be it a library, office space, or a convent. Brother Andre Marie encouraged the sisters to use it as a convent, for which we are very grateful!!!"

www.catholicism.org
Mancipia April/May 2009

SBC Prefect: " Monarchy is Ideal"

"I do hold that Monarchy is the ideal, not only for Catholics, but also for men in general"

Brother Andre Marie, M.I.C.M.
www.catholicism.org/the-hands-of-the-king.html

Intimindation - A Definition

From Wikipedia.org

INTIMIDATION is intentional behavior "which would cause a person of ordinary sensibilities" fear of injury or harm. It's not necessary to prove that the behavior was so violent as to cause terror or that the victim was actually frightened. "The calculated use of violence or the threat of violence to obtain goals political, religious, or ideological in nature...through intimidation, coercion, or instilling fear" can be defined as TERRORISM.

The IRS and Non-profit groups, Including Houses of Worship

"Under IRS Code all Section 501 (c)(3) organizations are ABSOLUTELY PROHIBITED from directly or indirectly participating in or , intervening in ANY political campaign or behalf of (or OPPOSITION TO) to ANY candidate for elected public office"

www.IRS.gov/charities/charitable/article/0,,id=163395,00.html


The SBC of Richmond NH is a 501 (c)(3) organization

"Strange Kind of Tranquility"

Letter to the Editor of "The Monadnock Shopper News" June 3-June 9, 2009 www.shoppernews.com

"To The Editor:
A public official,..........*, took a pot shot against the Saint Benedict Center (SBC) in a recent issue of The Monadnock Shopper.
......* said SBC should (in the interest of "peace and tranquility") dismiss its suit versus the "Richmond 12", officials who were responsible for no less than 30 unlawful and unconstitutional conditions for the small religious order to build a church-school.
These town officials were advised, prior to their decisions, that their actions were in violation of federal, state, and local laws. It was the officials of the town of Richmond who were uncharitable with their actions and comments throughout the two years it took to get a decision from the out-of-control Richmond Planning Board. They caused the suit. Why should the SBC dismiss the suit?
It's time for the public to see what a terrible mess the Planning Board, the Zoning Board, and the current Selectmen have made of the town of Richmond. If the town officials had been charitable and followed the law, there would be no need to have the officials, SBC, and the town involved in this litigation.

Paul Vasilak, Richmond"

*** the individual that wrote to the Shopper did so as an individual and did not identify herself as a town official. This person was responding to a previous letter to the Shopper. The writer of that letter did not identify herself as an active member of the SBC or the fact that her husband is past National Membership Director of the SBC. (see posting Oct 14, 2007 on this blog)

Mr. Vasilak and his family just recently moved to Richmond and are active members of SBC.

It is up to the court, not Mr. Vasilak, to rule whether or not the the 30 conditions are "unlawful and unconstitutional".

In a similar situation in neighboring Peterborough NH the Catholic Church (one that is recognized by the Diocese of Manchester unlike the SBC of Richmond which is not recognized by the Diocese of Manchester) wanted to build a new facility in a rural residential area. The planning board denied their request. They did not sue. They are looking for a more suitable location to build. (See posting Nov 25, 2008 on this blog.)

The original suit was the SBC versus the Town of Richmond. The SBC then amended their suit to include and sue the 12 individual members of the planning and zoning boards (The Richmond 12). Some of these individuals recused themselves or actually voted against the final conditions.

Mr. Vasilak mentions the "current" selectmen. Perhaps since Mr. Vasilak just recently moved to Richmond he is unaware of the history of the SBC and the Town of Richmond. The town of Richmond and various boards have had issues with the SBC since almost day one in 1988 when, after losing a law suit to gain control of SBC Still River, Fakhri Maluf, his wife and others left Still River MA and moved to Richmond to establish their own order. None of the original members of SBC Richmond were from Richmond. The members moved to Richmond from CA, LA, GA, MA, and other states and Canada . To learn more about these issues please check out the 3 part series "Richmond, Tale of Two Roads" that was originally published in the "Richmond Rooster" in Dec 1993, Jan 1994, Feb 1994. You can also read this series on this blog's postings 1/15/09, 10/4/07, 10/11/07.

The residents of Richmond DO see what a mess this is. Just drive around this small rural town and you will see "WE Support the Richmond 12" signs on lawns all over the town. You will see "We Support the Richmond 12" bumper stickers on many of the cars. You will not find ONE "We Support the SBC" sign or bumper sticker.

SBC v Town of Richmond and Richmond 12-Update

On May 12, 2009 Attorney Mullen filed a Motion for Partial Judgement and Memorandum of Law in Support of Motion for Partial Judgement for filing with the Court on behalf of the individual defendants (the "Richmond 12" )

more info will follow

Evil Protestants

"Brought up as we American Catholics are in Protestant traditions, surrounded on every side by Protestant culture, compelled to approve and applaud Protestant values, any attempt on our part to resist being engulfed by this flood-tide will appear insanely antisocial. Of allthe false values that Protestantism has foisted upon us, none is more poisonous that that which limits evil to, and even assimilates it with, immorality. Can one adequately describe Lucifer as an immoral person? "Or was it"immoral" of Eve to eat the apple?

www.catholicism.org/the-root-of-evil.html

Richmond and the "Richmond 12"

Editorial:

Richmond NH is located in the Southwest corner of NH. Richmond is 10 miles South of Keene NH , 10 miles East of Brattleboro Vt. To the South Richmond borders MA. There are only 6 paved roads in Richmond. There is only one traffic light (blinking) at the intersection of Rt 119 and Rt 32. The population is approximately 1100. Of these 1100 over 100 are volunteers in various boards and departments in Richmond. Richmond does not have a Post Office or it's own Zip code. There is no public school in Richmond. The fire and EMT departments are all volunteers. The Police department is part time. The largest employer is the 4 Corners store (6 employees). The total town budget is less than $900,000.

The "Richmond 12" are members of the planning board and zoning board. They are teachers , realtors, and retireees. Most serve on other boards , such as conservation, historical, and energy committees. They do not receive any money for the hundreds of hours they volunteer each year. Most have lived in Richmond for 20, 30, or more years.

The Town of Richmond and the "Richmond 12" are being sued by the Saint Benedict Center. The SBC is suing the Town of Richmond for $4 million dollars. The SBC is suing the 12 individual members of the zoning and planning boards for $100,000 EACH. If the SBC wins , some of these 12 individuals might lose their homes and any savings they might have.

The founders of SBC moved to Richmond from Still River MA in 1988 after they lost a court case. None of the original members of the SBC lived in Richmond. Present members of the SBC came from MA, LA , GA, CA , VA, and Canada. NONE came from Richmond.

If you were to drive into Richmond today you would see "We Support the Richmond 12" signs in many yards and "We Support the Richmond 12" stickers on many cars. The SBC has big money backing them. Those opposed to the SBC have little resources but are trying as hard as they can to save their town. They do not want to "MAKE RICHMOND HOLY" which is the goal of the SBC.

Supposedly the town attorney has filed a brief to the court in Keene asking to remove the Richmond 12 from the case.

People in Richmond are afraid to email their friends because the SBC attorneys have requested copies of any emails that anyone has sent to anyone concerning the SBC.

Updates on the court cases will continue to be posted here whenever I recieve information.

(ps: I continue to be threatened by anonymous phone calls and letters. I have been told not to blog anymore. I will not be intimidated. I will continue to post information on this site.)

2009 SBC Conference - Rooms Available at the Center

The 2009 SBC conference will be held at the SBC Center on Fay Martin Rd in Richmond.
"For those on a budget there will be some rooms at available at the Center."
www.catholicism.org

Support the Richmond 12

SBC Lawsuit Update

The SBC's depositions for their lawsuit against the Town of Richmond and the Richmond 12 are winding down. The SBC is deposing some people for a second time.
In a change of tactics some of the people recently deposed by the SBC lawyers were asked the value of their homes and assets.

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Father Feeney Online

SBC Richmond members are followers of Father Feeney.

For quotes from Father Feeney go to : www.aryanunion.org

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Racist Catholic Cult - Friends of Father Feeney

public forum discussion group

http://cultbustersgalactica.yuku.com/topic/187?page=-1

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"Pope Pledges to Remember Jews Killed in Holocaust"

Associated Press 11:05 AM 5/11/09

Does the SBC?

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2009 SBC Conference Update

The 2009 SBC Conference dates have been changed to October 30 and October 31. It will still be held at SBC headquarters in Richmond NH.
www.catholicism.org

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Saint Benedict Center - St Benedict Center

Saint Benedict Center Still River MA home page (www.saintbenedict.com) states:
"Saint Benedict Center in Still River is not associated or affiliated with St. Benedict Center in Richmond NH"

St. Benedict Center Richmond NH home page (www.catholicism.org) makes no such mention in regards to their relationship with Saint Benedict Center Still River MA

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Brother Andre Marie Admits Church Disapproval of SBC Apostolate

http://catholicism.org/ad-rem-no-31.html

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