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...consultant and chair of the parish pro-life committee, says, "Rome presents the truth, the repository of faith with a history of 2,000 years, and puts things in perspective." Francis Pugh, parish council vice chair and a counsel in the state attorney general's office, offers with a laugh his view of salvation and eternal life: "I have this image that when we go to heaven we'll be greeted with a roar of applause like Cal Ripken Jr. was, and we'll do a lap around the bases, and He'll know my name...
...unshakable lay devotion at parish level." Ostling saw that devotion close up, interviewing would-be priests in Missouri and parishioners in Maryland, and even chatting with Father Greeley in Michigan. Might he pop up in a future Greeley novel? "No, it will not happen," says Ostling modestly, with a laugh. "At least I hope it doesn...
...says cautiously. "My father is open-minded about it, and that's something I aim to be as well." She has also become inured to claims that Cruise is gay: "It used to baffle me. And I got angry, because we were called liars and frauds. But now I laugh. At first you vehemently deny the rumors, and finally you just move on. I think that rumor's probably finished and there'll be a new one. I'm waiting...
...humiliating and embarrassing anecdotes aren't really all that humiliating and embarrassing. If you're going to base an entire performance on agonizing moments, then they had better be totally outrageous. This is clearly where Kron falls short. But we forgive poor, put-upon Lisa, admire her candor and laugh easily because it's nice to hear about crap happening to other people once in a while...
Fiebert says he found himself "intrigued with the possibility of how cool bad guys can be," while Eilenberg wanted to utilize the desert and bar-room settings to "get people to laugh in new, unexpected ways...