You also could try Doctors without Borders. They don't have the baggage that the Catholic church does.
On Jan 17, 12:39 am, Alan Wostenberg <[email protected]> wrote: > So you won't be donating to Pat Robertson. We Catholics will likely be > asked at Sunday for a second donation, and give. Catholic Relief > Serviceshttp://crs-blog.org/is collecting $200,000/hour, and did not > have to parachute people in because they were already in Haiti. Who > will ask the atheists do donate? I will. Give. Find a charity you > trust. And give. Generously! > > On Jan 15, 12:29 pm, frantheman <[email protected]> wrote: > > > For those who haven't heard it, here's Pat Robinson's unspeakable > > interpretation of the Haitian earthquake (with some good comment about > > it): > > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59NCduEhkBM&feature=related > > > Robertson is plainly mad, dangerously, viciously mad. That's not the > > problem. The problem is that there are millions of US Americans who > > believe the crap he talks (he got 3 million signatures to support his > > 1988 presidential bid) and they have made him an obscenely wealthy and > > powerful man. > > > To many US Americans who are shocked at the hatred preached by > > Islamicist mullahs I say; you have mirror-images of them in the USA, > > and they are respected, revered and have ready access to the media. > > > It's enough to make one wonder about the limits of freedom of > > speech ... > > > Francis
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