Keith A. Fournier is the Founder of the Common
Good movement and Co-Chair of the National Clergy Council's Board of Scholars.
Deacon Fournier is a member of the Catholic clergy, serving as a deacon of
the Roman Catholic Church. He also serves with approbation in the Melkite Greek
(Byzantine) Catholic Church. He has spent most of his adult life serving efforts
encouraging Christian co-operation and authentic ecumenism. Attorney Fournier
is a constitutional lawyer and policy activist/consultant, with extensive experience
in the practice of law, association leadership and policy work spanning a twenty-four
year professional career. He is a founder and builder of several policy efforts
dedicated to life, family, and authentic economic, religious and human freedom.
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 By
Deacon Keith A Fournier
© Third Millennium,LLC
_____________________________________________________________ "For
the mystery of lawlessness is already at work…"
St Pauls' second
letter to the Thessalonians _____________________________________________________________ The
eyes of the world watched,
As one more judge ruled for death over life The
Rule of Law they cried…while Terri Died Who is this one who cannot
speak?
She is a vegetable, of no use in this world of power and utility The
Rule of Law they cried…while Terri Died Forget the smile; it has no
productive value, disregard the mothers' plea, misguided sentiment The
Rule of Law they cried…while Terri Died The one on the bench, the blind
guide leading the blind, has the power now in this brave new world unanchored
from truth; his word is the sword The Rule of Law they cried…while
Terri Died All this talk of religion and solidarity be damned, let the one
who cast the bride aside decide The Rule of Law they cried…while Terri
Died The triumph of the Will ascends, the meek and the weak shudder, the
reign of lawlessness begins The Rule of Law they cried…while Terri
Died ___________________________________________________________________
Deacon
Keith Fournier is a Catholic Deacon of the Diocese of Richmond, Virginia.
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