all pb
>>11900827
>>11900873
>>11900939
>>11901035
>>11901147
Crazy State Senator Elena Parent's father in Catholic Church
had responsibility for adolescent catechesis.
was a delegate to the International Catechetical gathering at the Vatican
https://www.biola.edu/talbot/ce20/database/neil-parent
https://www.avemariapress.com/authors/neil-a-parent
>Parent served seven years as director of adult faith formation at Blessed Sacrament Parish in Alexandria, Virginia.
In Alexandria Church at the same time as this Pedo at a different church
when was the donation?
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/cherokee-county/indian-tribe-wants-to-return-to-ga-build-casino/493029142/
Indian tribe plans to build casino in Georgia
By: Jim Strickland, WSB-TV and Steve Gehlbach, WSB-TV
Updated: February 11, 2017 - 7:13 AM
CHEROKEE COUNTY, Ga. — An Oklahoma Indian tribe wants to return to its ancestral Georgia home, and bring a casino with it.
It’s the latest twist in the effort to legalize gaming in Georgia.
A lawyer for the United Keetoowah band of the Cherokee said an Indian casino is easier to get done and will help a native Georgia people struggling to survive.
Content Continues Below
The Keetoowah band were driven from Georgia during the Trail of Tears in the 1830s.
The impoverished tribe’s executive director hopes for a fruitful homecoming.
“I’m not getting any younger. I would like to see the people flourish in my lifetime,” Anile Locust said.
The tribe wrote to Governor Nathan Deal last month and said that through federal law, they have status superior to all other efforts to build a casino.
Their attorney, Richard Lea, said two casino companies are in active discussions.
“They can partner with an Indian tribe. They can cut through the regulation and on an expedited basis, they can get approval and build an Indian casino a lot quicker,” Lea said.
The casino company would buy the land and the feds would declare it sovereign in trust for the tribe.
The state legislature would not be involved.
“We’ve just seen the start of the casino fight in the legislature and it’s divisive,” Lea said.