Thanks RaeLeeH and Fost; appreciate the feedback. These Catholic character would not most likely follow a medieval condemning pitchfork, mob mentality but be more like many modern Catholics, meaning the fathers and sister may well be viewed as social activist. Following in the tradition of Mexican priests they often supported the people’s causes…[Read more]
Thank you Kali, Logan, we hope to provide a mature storyline and a moral dilemma for characters. We have already be interested to watch as characters react to them. Often it is surprising to see how the heroic harbor resentments to faith or the worst bad guy can’t help but show begrudging respect. The reactions and moral questions that…[Read more]
Thank you.
Thanks and an excellent question, Buffy. Firstly: the Sister and I do not have any leadership role in another group. This proposal constitutes our interest in a leadership role and will have first priority. We understand how to prioritize. We have been before now over many years on other sims the main administrators, mentors, founders, fa…[Read more]
Frank Vasquez, Francis Marian Vasquez, was no ordinary priest, maybe that was why he and Sister Theresa survived the onslaught in the kill zone around San Francisco. Father Frank was a principal and priest for Our Lady of Angels church and school and over saw the Carmalite nuns at the school, most of whom ere cloistered. When the epidemic bro…[Read more]
Frank Vasquez, Francis Marian Vasquez, was no ordinary priest, maybe that was why he and Sister Theresa survived the onslaught in the kill zone around San Francisco. Father Frank was a principal and priest for Our Lady of Angels church and school and over saw the Carmalite nuns at the school, most of whom ere cloistered. When the epidemic bro…[Read more]
Frank Vasquez, Francis Marian Vasquez, was no ordinary priest, maybe that was why he and Sister Theresa survived the onslaught in the kill zone around San Francisco. Father Frank was a principle and priest for Our Lady of Angels church and school and over saw the Carmalite nuns at the school, most of whom ere cloistered. When the epidemic bro…[Read more]
