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Capitol Hill police barred them from entering the room to continue what they called a consecration service. But in a bit of one-upsmanship, the three announced that they had let themselves in a day earlier, touching holy oil to the seats where Judge Alito, the senators, witnesses, Senate staffers and the press will sit, and praying for each of the 13 committee members by name.
"We did adequately apply oil to all the seats," said the Rev. Rob Schenck, who identified himself as an evangelical Christian and as president of the National Clergy Council in Washington.
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Rev. Schenck said he and Rev. Mahoney had blessed the same room before hearings for Chief Justice John Roberts last year. That hearing "went very well," Rev. Schenck said.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
If those three could enter the room and leave behind
a substance on the furniture ... how hard would it be
for someone else with much more deadly intentions
to go in and leave behind something more sinister?
Anthrax for example?
Originally posted by dawnstar
sorry, just can't resist this one.....
after they blessed the chairs that the congressemen and women were to sit in, ummm......by any chance did any of the congressmen or women really seem uncomfortable? or maybe smoke streaming up from a few backs.....
okay, back to being serious I guess.....can my coven come tomorrow and cleanse the place, ya know burn some incense, say a few chants, ect???
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