just before she was due to begin classes. She has specifically claimed in a letter that was provided to the Dubuque Telegraph Herald that she joined the group of her own free will. But members of her family as well as other people believe that may not be the case. Another letter penned by Fahey surfaced in March 2007. This letter was submitted to the Belvidere, Illinois city council seeking permission to relocate LHTBM headquarters to an old hospital in the city. The council unanimously rejected the request. On Friday, September 23, 2005 Chicago Cardinal Archbishop Francis George also banned the group from meeting in Archdiocesan facilities. George indicated that Fr. Kruzel had been recalled and reassigned to a regular pastoral position. While many Catholics support the decisions of the Bishops to issue formal warnings against the group, members of the LHTBM itself have expressed disappointment over the decision. Members of the group have compared their situation to those of other religious orders, who faced difficulties when first formed, as well as the early persecutions of Christians. In December 2005, the group came under fire by city officials in Chicago over zoning issues. Their main Chicago facility was in a neighborhood designated as B1-1 Neighborhood Shopping District. The complex included a community center and a school. But the facility apparently included a church on the main floor - which the city indicated needed a special use permit, and two exterior signs that also needed special permits. The city also wanted the group to maintain parking spots for people visiting the church as well as employees of the community center. Officials indicated that the group was creating a public nuisance and asked for an injunction in court. External links Dubuque Telegraph-Herald's News Series on the Mission Statement of Dubuque Archbishop Jerome Hanus concerning the group Sources Nevans-Pederson, Mary - Love Holy Trinity sites under fire. Telegraph Herald web site, December 16, 2005 edition. http://www.thonline.com/story_series.cfm?ID=101989. Date Accessed: January 13, 2006. Dubuque 2005; Woodward Communications. Ramirez, Margaret and Brachear, Manya A. - Cardinal, 3 bishops ban Catholic mission. Chicago Tribune web site, September 24, 2005 edition. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-0509240204sep24,1,540111.story?page=2&coll=chi-news-hed. Date Accessed: September 24, 2005. Chicago 2005; Chicago Tribune. Catholic missions Religious organizations based in Chicago