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The Catholic League defends everyones rights for religious freedom, not just Catholics. The secularists in many areas of society are at war with the majority. Their goal is to eradicate anything that is culturally Christian. My purpose for this thread is to post the newsletters as they come in so you can be kept informed. I will confine the topic only as it relates to Christmas. Here is the first few, I am a little behind.

NYC MUSEUM HONORS MINORITY HOLIDAYS;
“FRUITY FONDUE” SERVED FOR CHRISTMAS

NYC MUSEUM CHIEF DEFENDS POLICY
ON HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS

[eldestofvic]

Originally Posted by no_fixd_address

The Catholic League defends everyones rights for religious freedom, not just Catholics. The secularists in many areas of society are at war with the majority. Their goal is to eradicate anything that is culturally Christian. My purpose for this thread is to post the newsletters as they come in so you can be kept informed. I will confine the topic only as it relates to Christmas. Here is the first few, I am a little behind.

I would suggest that the paranoid ramblings of William Donahue get quite enough advertisement amongst the myopic over-reactors of the EWTN crowd and hardly need this push.

As to the topic of the thread so far I would think that it is well within the mandate and very much a responsibilty for the Children's Museum of Manhattan to give exposure to these minority festivals; particularly in an environment that is almost 85% christian. That's what museums do, remind us of the things we might overlook. I hardly think the message of the culturally entrenched christian festivals will need any help reaching the masses or risk being overlooked.

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What I like about these news releases is they are not long.

On a positive note, here are some success stories from last year.
CHRISTIANS ORGANIZE TO RECLAIM CHRISTMAS

There are plenty more anti-Christmas news releases from last year here. (paranoid ramblings

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Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded today to the first attempts to censor Christmas in 2005, click here.