May 9—FREMONT — Sister Pauline Marie Swint, a grade school teacher and principal, who was skilled at inspiring order and precision in her education ministry and later in her duties at Our Lady of the Pines Retreat Center, died Tuesday in St. Bernardine Home, Fremont. She was 94. She had been in declining health, according to sisters in her religious community, the Sisters of Mercy. She was .
district, there was a four-year-old, a five-year-old, a six-year-old, a seven-year-old all the way up to 17 years of age. and where did these young where did the four-year-old and five-year-old come from? the border? yeah, they were separated from their parents at the border. they were originally from guatemala or honduras or el salvador. do you know how they got up to new york from the border? there have been facilities in place for unaccompanied minors for several years now and these are professionals, not for profit that runs the facility i m at is run by the sisters of mercy and has been there for over 100 years so they re professional people. i m asking if like this four-year-old, was the four-year-old put on the bus at the border and driven to new york? how did they get up there? i asked the question, they were brought up by plane, often accompanied by someone from one of the federal agencies. these agencies are run by health and human services office of refugee r
focus. for iran deal has been decertified by president trump, thank god, another campaign promise kept. but it is still operational in many ways. it s very important that the american people understand how putrid and polluted the whole process was by which obama bent down and took a knee to the terrorists across the globe, to the casters in cuba, he gave away all these things tour american haters, people who undermine our national security. you know who he was tough on? catholic nuns. people he had it all wrong. i think on this nuclear deal, we have to go to every length we need to to keep the american people realize just how terrible and corrupt it was. kimberly: thank you. the product of the education of the. catholic school and the sisters of mercy. me, too.
they don t require anything. but they allow the people who have a conscientious objection to bring this statute up if the government s trying to force them to do something. that s all this does. it does not allow discrimination. and i think what ted is legitimately complaining about is we ve seen a lot of republicans run for the hills when the left comes out and starts to hammer. and we need to stand for the truth. we need to stand for true tolerance. senator, thanks for being with us. we ll be waiting for your 2016 announcement. let us know when it s happening. thank you very much, sean. here with more on the discussion is brian philips murphy and father jonathan morris. it impacted, what, the sisters of mercy i believe on the obamacare ruling and catholic charities, catholic hospitals, should they be forced to provide birth control and morning after pill when it goes against their religious belief. that became a pretty big issue. i would be the first one to say that some bake