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Famous and/or Infamous Roman Catholics :
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Famous U. S. Public Figures Past and Present |
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| John F. Kennedy (The only R.C. president of U.S.A.) Jackie Kennedy-Onassis (wife of J. F.K.) Eugene McCarthy ( candidate for President ) Geraldine Feraro ( candidate for V. P. ) Jeb Bush (Gov. of Florida, President's brother) Al Smith (famous Gov. of NY & 1928 Dem. presidential candidate) Gov. James E. McGreevey (D-NJ) Gov. Gray Davis, (D-CA) Gov. Tom Ridge (R-PA) Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (Austrian bodybuilder, actor) Gov. Jerry Brown (D-CA) Gov. Mario Cuomo (D-NY ) Gov. Robert P. Casey, Sr. (D-PA ) Gov. Robert P. Casey, Jr. (D-PA ) |
Gov. George Pataki (R-NY) Gov. Frank Keating (R-OK) Geraldine Ferraro (Congress. & VP candidate ) Terry McAuliffe, (Chairman of the Democratic National Committee) Thomas J. Donohue (head of U.S. Chamber of Commerce) Fiorello La Guardia (Mayor of NYC ) Rudy Guiliani (Mayor of NYC) William Colby (CIA director) Zbigniew Brzezinski (American and political analyst) Clinton's Sec. of State Madeline Albright (who learned very late in her life that she was born to Jewish parents who died in the Holocaust) Congressman Sonny Bono (as well as Entertainer) See a many more recent legislators below. |
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(The Gov. Keating above should not be confused with Charles Keating, Jr. who was a famous champion fighter against pornography before becoming famous as a banker who swindled thousands of his customers (while donating $1,250,000 to Mother Teresa, and being honored by the pope as a model Catholic.)
Another "model Catholic" : Robert Hanssens (super traitor): "According to USA Today, those who knew the Hanssens described them as a close family. They attended Mass weekly. His three sons attended The Heights School in Potomac, Maryland, an all-boys Preparatory School.[23] His daughters attended Oakcrest School for Girls, also a Catholic school associated with Opus Dei. His wife, Bonnie, taught religion there. A priest at the parochial school which Hanssen's children attended said that Hanssen had regularly attended a 6:30 a.m. daily Mass for more than a decade.[24] Father C. John McCloskey III said Hanssen also occasionally attended the daily noontime Mass at the Catholic Information Center in downtown Washington, D.C. However, there was a second side to Hanssen's private life. Unbeknownst to his wife, he secretly videotaped them in sexual acts and shared the videotapes with a friend. He also explicitly described their sex life on Internet chat rooms, giving information sufficient for those who knew them to recognize the couple. Hanssen fraternized with a Washington D.C. stripper named Priscilla Sue Galey. The stripper went to Hong Kong with Hanssen on a trip; he gave her money, jewels and a used Mercedes, but cut off contact with her prior to his arrest. Galey states the relationship was strictly platonic and that he was trying to help her get closer to God." (from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Hanssen#Family_life ) | |
| Some World-Wide Celebrities of the Past: | |
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Amerigo Vespucci (Italian navigator; who gave his name to the "Americas") William the Conqueror (Norman duke and king of England) Charlemagne (the most important ruler in early Western Christendom) Charles Carroll (only Catholic signer of the Declaration of Independence) Phillip II (King of Spain, Launched the Spanish Armada) Catherine of Aragon (1st wife of Henry VIII) Mary Tudor (daughter of Henry VIII & Catherine) King James II (England) Charles II (brother of James II) Guy Fawkes (English conspirator) |
Johann Gutenberg (German inventor, father of the printed word) Simon Bolivar ("El Libertador", Spanish Americas hero) Hernan Cortez ( Spanish conqueror of Mexico) Christopher Columbus ( Spanish explorer, discovery of the Americas) Fernan de Magellan ( Portuguese/Spanish navigator, the first expedition around the globe) Mary Queen of Scots (Scottish Queen) Ferdinand & Isabella (former King & Queen of Spain) Napoleon (Emperor of the French) Evita Peron Henry Ford (Auto maker, anti-semite and friend of Adolf Hitler see JesusWouldBeFurious.Org /about/Ford&Hitler.html ) Oscar Schindler (German industrialist, "Schindler's list") |
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Italian Catholics are immensely proud of Christopher Columbus. No mention is made of the fact that the Catholic "heroes" who "discovered the New World were in fact criminal invaders of nations on two continents who had no justification to kill millions of the innocent inhabitants of those lands and to carry off their wealth to Europe to fill the treasuries of Spain's Catholic royalty and the Roman Catholic Church. See ColumbusNoHero.Org. King Philip of Spain dreamed of using this ill gotten gain to rid Europe of Protestants and Jews. Only fate (or God) prevented Philip from realizing his dreams, by destroying his "Armada", the most powerful fleet of ships ever assembled up to that time, Conspicuously absent from most Roman Catholic celebrity sites are Roman Catholics who figure very prominently on the list of Dictators of the 20th Century: ( including an ordained priest ) |
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| Although Catholics represented only a third of the population of Germany at the time, NaziLeadership.html shows that many of the most powerful and evil leaders of the Third Reich were Roman Catholics, none of whom were ever excommunicated for any of the monstrous crimes they committed after they came to power in 1933. | |
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On Sunday, March 26th, 2006, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was caught by a photographer making a Sicilian hand gesture to a reporter, on his way out of Holy Cross Cathedral in Boston. When Scalia insisted the gesture was wrongly viewed as obscene, the Boston Herald put the photo on their front page and the photographer was promptly fired from his regular job on the Catholic paper of the Boston archdiocese. If the gesture was nothing to be embarrassed about, as the Justice and his allies insist, then why did they object so strenuously to its publication? And did they cause or at least allow the photographer to be fired over its publication? See the full article, where this picture was published at http://www.hubpolitics.com/archives/000376.php. |
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( as of mid 2006 ) many of the names have changed, but not the religion of the members |
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| Conrad Black, the fallen press baron who once presided over the world’s third-largest newspaper empire, became a convert while in prison for 6 1/2 years for fraud and obstruction of justice. (He was caught removing 13 boxes of documents from the Toronto offices of his media company on videotape). | |
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Louis Pasteur (French chemist, biologist,..) |
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Most of the following is from :
www.campbellcounty.com/~ourlady/FamousCatholics.htm |
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Deceased Performing Artists |
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Bing Crosby (singer, actor) Ray Bolger (The Scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz) Jimmy Durante (Singer, comedian, actor) Fred MacMurray (actor) Rosalind Russell (actress) Lawrence Welk (band leader) Charles Boyer (actor) Bela Lugosi (actor "Dracula") Rita Hayworth (actress) Jack Haley (The Tinman in the Wizard of Oz) Jackie Coogan (Uncle Fester in the Addams Family) Pat O'Brien (actor) Dennis Day (Irish tenor) Louella Parsons (gossip columnist) Spike Jones (comedy singer) Sharon Tate (actress murdered by the Charles Manson Family) Joan Davis (actress) Edmond O'Brien (actor) Mary Astor (actress) ZaSu Pitts (actress) John Ford (director) Mario Lanza (actor) Joe Flynn (Captain Binghampton in McHale's Navy) Richard Arlen (actor) MacDonald Carey (actor) John Candy (comic actor) Mary Frann (actress) Vince Edwards (actor "Ben Casey") |
Audrey Meadows (actress) John Ford (director of "The Quiet Man", & other westerns) John Wayne - 'converted' (actor) Loretta Young (actress) James Cagney (actor) Richard Egan (character actor) Jim Murray (sports columnist, co-founder of Sports Illustrated) Helen O'Connel (big band singer) Mario Tomaza (opera singer) Carroll O'Connor (actor - Archie Bunker) Mack Sennett (comedian) Rudolph Valentino (American actor; silent movies star) Spencer Tracy (American actor) Brigitte Bardot (French actress) Danny Thomas (actor) Bob Newhart (comedian) Dean Martin (actor, singer) Fernando Lamas (actor) Cesar Romero (actor) Carmen Miranda (entertainer) Desi Arnaz (actor) Deforest Kelly (actor) Grace Kelly (actress) Perry Como (singer) Gene Roddenberry (creator Of Star Trek) |
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Anthony Hopkins (actor) John Forsythe (actor) Farrah Fawcett (actress) Jenny McCarthey (model, actress) Nick Nolte (actor) Susan Serrandon (actress) Nicole Kidman (actress) Dylan McDermott (actor) Rosie O'Donnell (actress, tv personality) Conan O'Brian (tv host, comedian) Regis Philbin (tv personality) Gary Marshall (producer, brother of Penny Marshall) Moira Kelly (actress) Will Smith (actor, singer) The Baldwin Brothers (actors) Rupert Everett (British actor) Ben Affleck (actor) Tom Wilson (actor - Biff on Back to the Future) Jean Paul Belmondo (French actor) Marcello Mastroianni (Italian actor; "La Dolce Vita") Gregory Peck (American movie star) Jean Claude VanDamme (American/Belgian movie star) Antonio Banderas (Spanish/American actor) David E Kelley (American TV producer) Martin Scorcese (American filmmaker;"Taxi Driver") Nicholas Cage (American actor; "Leaving Las Vegas") Pierce Brosnan (Irish actor) Sylvester Stallone (American movie star) Matthew McConnaughty (American actor) Federico Fellini (director, "La Dolce Vita") Oliver Stone (director, "JFK", "Platoon") Alain Delon (actor) |
Catherine Deneuve (actress) Faye Dunaway (actress) Sir Alec Guinness (actor) Sir Sean Connery (Scottish actor, "007") George Carlin (comedian) Dave Allen (comedian) James Woods (actor) Mel Gibson (movie star) Martin Sheen (actor) Alfred Hitchcock (Anglo-American filmmaker) Liam Neeson (Irish actor) Martin Scorsese (movie director) Kevin Smith (movie director) Maureen O'Hara (actress) Brooke Shields (actress) Sean Penn (actor) Al Pacino (actor) Robert DeNiro (actor) Anne Bancroft (actress) Patty Duke (actress) Bill Murray (actor) Charo (entertainer) Sophia Loren (actress) Annette Funicello (actress) Ed McMahon (entertainer) Matt Damon (actor) Bill Keane (cartoonist - Family Circus) Lara Flynn Boyle (actress) Will Smith (actor, singer) Ricardo Montalban (actor) |
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The Lennon Sisters (singers) Christina Aguilera (pop singer) Rachel Lampa (teenage Contemporary Christian music singer) Rich Mullins (Contemporary Christian Singer-Songwriter) Chris Rice (Contemporary Christian Singer) Jaci Valasquez (Contemporary Christian Singer) Kathy Trocoli (Contemporary Christian Singer) John Michael Talbot (Contemporary Christian Singer) Peter Criss (drummer - KISS) Eddie Van Halen (guitarist -Van Halen) Alex Van Halen (drummer - Van Halen) Frank Zappa (guitarist) |
Gina Bove (Gina Bove Band) 3 out of 4 "Beatles" - John, Paul, & George (Ringo Starr is Jewish) Madonna (singer) Cyndi Lauper (singer) Bob Geldof (singer - producer) John Meloncamp (singer) Bruce Springsteen (singer) Luciano Pavarotti (singer) Frank Sinatra (singer) Chris Isaak (singer) Mick Jagger (singer - Rolling Stones) Dion (singer 'Dion & the Belmonts') Celine Dion (singer) |
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Ludwig van Beethoven (composer) Gustav Mahler (composer) Franz Liszt (composer) Frederic Chopin (composer) Claude Debussy (composer) Giuseppe Verdi (Italian opera composer) Joseph Haydn (Austrian composer) Claudio Monteverdi (Italian Renaissance composer) |
Francisco Goya (Spanish painter) Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish painter) Raphael (Italian painter) Albrecht Duerer (German painter) Diego Velazquez (painter) Francisco Goya (painter) Titian (painter) Eugene Delacroix (painter) Pablo Picasso (painter) Henri Matisse (painter) Salvador Dali (painter) Michelangelo (artist) Leonardo da Vinci (artist, inventor, etc...) |
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Betty Hutton Clare Boothe Luce (U.S. diplomat, writer) Tennessee Williams (U.S. dramatist) Graham Greene (British novelist) Frances Farmer Dante (Italian poet) James Joyce (Irish writer) Jack Kerouac (American writer) Mary McCarthy (U.S. author, critic) Fr. Andrew Greely (priest, writer) Joyce Kilmer (writer) Jimmy Breslin (U.S. journalist, author) Gabriel Garcia Marquez (author) Jorge Luis Borges (author) Umberto Eco (semiologist and author) Evelyn Waugh (British novelist) Robert Musil (Austrian writer, "Man without Qualities") Rainer Maria Rilke (German-language poet) Miguel de Cervantes (father of the Western novel, "Don Quixote") Victor Hugo (French author, "Les Miserables") Marcel Proust (French author,"In Search of Lost Time") Joseph Conrad (British/Polish author, "Heart of Darkness", "Lord Jim") Francis Scott Fitzgerald (author, "The Great Gatsby") J.R. Tolkien (*the* fantasy author, "The Lord of Rings") Flannery O'Connor (American authoress) Cormac McCarthy (American author; "Blood Meridian", "All the Pretty Horses") Geoffrey Chaucer (father of English literature) |
Oscar Wilde (Irish writer) Honore de Balzac (French writer) Gustave Flaubert (French writer) Wallace Stevens (American poet; convert) John Shakespeare (dramatist William Shakespeare's father) William Shakespeare (Master Of The English Language) Alexander Pope (English writer) Anthony Burgess (British author; "The Clockwork Orange") Milan Kundera (Czech writer; "Unbearable Lightness of Being") Walker Percy (American author;"The Moviegoer") Charles Baudelaire (French poet and essayist) John Dos Passos (American novelist; "Manhattan Transfer") Moliere (French playwright) Walter M. Miller, Jr. (American science-fiction author) Clifford Simak (American science-fiction author) Jules Verne (French author; father of modern science-fiction genre) Gene Wolfe (American science-fiction writer) Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (British writer, creator of Sherlock Holmes) Hermann Broch (German novelist; "The Death of Virgil") Frank McCourt (writer) G K Chesterson (English Author, Catholic Apologist) Warren H.Carroll (author, Catholic Historian) Edith Stein Voltaire (French writer, the central figure of the Enlightenment) |
| Sports Figures | |
| Jim Thorpe (football player, olympian) Mike Piazza Nomar Garciaparra (baseball player) Cathy Rigby (gymnast) Sammy Sosa (Baseball player) Mark McGwire (Baseball player) Pele (Brazilian soccer player) |
Babe Ruth (athlete) Vince Lombardi (coach) Roger Maris (athlete) Jesus Alou (athlete) Whitey Ford (athlete) John McEnroe (athlete) Billy Martin (athlete) |
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