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Crime reports: Friday, Jan. 10, 2014
Natchez Police Department
Arrests — Thursday
Marquacius L. Robinson, 20, 12 Elbow Lane, on a charge of petit larceny. Bond set at $726.
Jacqueline M. Loy, 20, 1625 Martin Luther King Jr. Road, Apt. A, on a charge of unlawful use on ID. Bond set at $726.
Arrests — Wednesday
Deborah D. Miller, 53, 285 Louisiana 335, Harrisonburg, on a charge of felony shoplifting. No bond set.
Jonathan D. Newman, 31, 464 State Park Road, on a charge of driving while license suspended. Bond set at $492.
Reports — Wednesday
Traffic stop on South Canal Street.
Shoplifting at Belk.
Traffic stop on East Franklin Street.
Suspicious person on John R. Junkin Drive.
School traffic control on Martin Luther King Jr. Street.
Arrest on Canal Street.
Intelligence report on Lower Woodville Road.
Suspicious person on Woodlawn Avenue.
Shoplifting on John R. Junkin Drive.
Disturbance on Perrault Street.
Forgery/embezzlement on D'Evereux Drive.
Accident on John R. Junkin Drive.
Intelligence report on Briarwood Road.
Intelligence report on John R. Junkin Drive.
Accident on Choctaw Street.
School traffic control on Martin Luther King Jr. Street.
Arrest on Franklin Street.
Burglary on Thistledown Drive.
Shoplifting on John R. Junkin Drive.
Loud music on Circle Drive.
Burglary on John R. Junkin Drive.
Domestic violence on Bishop Street.
Assisting motorist on Roth Hill Road.
Disturbance on Lumber Street.
Disturbance on Aldrich Street.
Arrest on D'Evereux Drive.
Intoxicated person on Seargent S. Prentiss Drive.
Adams County Sheriff's Office
Arrests — Thursday
Stephanie Lynn Anderson, 30, 1066 Monterra, Redding, Calif., on indictment for possession of schedule I substance (marijuana) with intent. Released on $10,000 bond.
Kenneth James Carver Jr., 22, 111 Holden Drive, indicted for murder and armed robbery. No bond set.
Charles Edward Woods Jr., 23, 404 Lindberg Ave., on a charge of possession of weapon by a convicted felon. No bond set.
Arrests —Wednesday
Kenita Denise Harris, 20, 1470 Dickens Lane, Crosby, on charges of two counts shoplifting and credit card fraud. No bond set.
Willis Horace Ivory III, 43, 167A Carmel Church Road, on a charge of failure to appear. No bond set.
Michael Wyann Williams, 43, 81 Redd Loop Road, lot 8, on a charge of aggravated assault. No bond set.
Reports — Wednesday
Simple assault on Myrtle Drive.
Accident on Pine Ridge Road.
Dog problem on Country Club Drive.
Domestic disturbance on Ogden Road.
Traffic stop on U.S. 61 North.
Disturbance on Wilderness Road.
Loose livestock on Liberty Road.
Assisting motorist on Liberty Road.
Malicious mischief on Pinemount Road.
Suspicious activity on First Street.
Traffic stop on U.S. 61 North.
Bench warrant on State Street.
Traffic stop on Canal Street.
Aggravated assault on Redd Loop Road.
Malicious mischief on Village Square Boulevard.
Lost or stolen tag on Margaret Avenue.
Alarm on Cherrybark Avenue.
Fraud on State Street.
Suspicious activity on Major Boulevard.
Bench warrant on State Street.
Concordia Parish Sheriff's Office
Arrests —Wednesday
Kendrick Washington, 19, 199 Loomis St., Clayton, booked for Louisiana Wildlife and Fish on charges of hunting without license, hunting without big game license, no tags, hunting from moving vehicle and hunting from public road. No bond set.
Shamario Neal, 19, 231 Washington Heights, Ferriday, booked for Louisiana Wildlife and Fish on charges of hunting without license, hunting without big game license, no tags, hunting from moving vehicle and hunting from public road. No bond set.
Myron L. Duncan, 20, 101 Natchez St., Clayton, booked for Louisiana Wildlife and Fish on charges of hunting without license, hunting without big game license, no tags, hunting from moving vehicle and hunting from public road. No bond set.
Dwight Poole, 57, 1115 King St., Jena, sentenced to serve one of five years department of corrections and must pay $1,381.50 for driving while intoxicated third offense, open container and operating vehicle without ignition interlock.
Clinton Augustine, 31, 219 Terry Circle No. 12, Vidalia, sentenced to four years DOC/suspended for four years DOC probation and pay $1,331.50 for possession of scheduled IV.
Norma H. Martinez, 29, 50 Lee Parker Road, Natchez, sentenced to five years DOC/ suspended for five years DOC probation and must pay $1,331.50 for possession of scheduled II.
Ullonda R. Curry, 30, 200 Smith St. No. 26, Ferriday, sentenced to three years DOC/suspension for three years DOC probation and $941.50 for medical fraud.
Shaquille D. Weatherspoon, 20, 218 Georgia Ave., Ferriday, on charges of flight from an officer, possession of marijuana and bench warrant for failure to appear to pay CPSO fines for possession of marijuana. Bond set at $739.
Sean A. Cook, 43, 2198 Louisiana 65, Ferriday, on a bench warrant for failure to appear to pay CPSO fines for driving under suspension. $471.50.
Kendrick L. Williams, 34, 619 Tom Cotton St., Jonesville, sentenced to six months jail/suspended for 24 months probation and $846.50 for driving while intoxicated first offense.
Barbara Banks, 56, 709 Virginia Ave. No. 5, Ferriday, sentenced to six months jail/suspended upon full payment of $789 for possession of marijuana. Arrests —Tuesday Ashley L. Casaretto, 29, 12 Louisiana 553 Apt. No. 4, Natchez, on charges of creation or operation of clandestine lab, possession of scheduled II (meth), possession of scheduled IV (Xanax), possession of paraphernalia and obstruction of justice. No bond set.
Reports — Wednesday
Theft on Doty Road.
Domestic dispute on Louisiana 569.
Extra patrol on Kennedy Drive.
Road blockage on Louisiana 3196.
Extra patrol on Louisiana 565.
Gun stolen on Ellard Road.
Civil matter on Louisiana 65.
Welfare check on U.S. 84.
Medical call on Louisiana Avenue.
Loose horses on U.S. 84.
Vidalia Police Department
No arrests
Reports — Thursday
Property damage on Peach Street.
Public assistance/welfare check on Azalea Street.
Escort on Carter Street.
Speeding on Carter Street.
Alarm activation at Lower Elementary.
Suspicious driving near Papa T's.
Ambulance call at First Baptist Church.
Reports — Wednesday
Medical call at Budget Inn.
Disturbance at Nikki's.
Medical call on South Spruce Street.
Escort on Carter Street.
Natchez Fire Department
Smoking washing machine on South Rankin Street.
Grass fire on Claiborne Street.
Vidalia Fire Department
No calls.
Ferriday Fire Department
No calls.
Concordia Fire District No.2
No calls.


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SOCHI – Wheelchair curling at the Paralympic Games wrote another bizarre chapter on Thursday.
Misses often out-number made shots — remember there is no sweeping to hold shots on line — and always a lot of rocks in play in the wheelchair game. But throw in the wildly changing ice conditions caused by the humidity inside the Ice Cube in Sochi and the day was ripe for big ends and crazy scoring.
But the action Thursday almost defied belief.
Canada stole its way to two scoring records in the morning by demolishing Slovakia 16-0 in a game required to go six ends. It was the most points ever scored since the sport made its Paralympic debut in 2006 in Turin and it was also the largest margin of victory.
Canada, the reigning world and Paralympic champions, moved to 7-1 with the win. But only five hours after that one was over, the Canadians came off the rink after losing 12-1 to Finland, which had come into the afternoon draw with just one win.
"What game?" said skip Jim Armstrong when asked if the game was forgotten soon as his rink left the ice. "Gone. There's nothing to second-guess. You just walk away.
"It is what it is," added Armstrong of a day of "joy and humility.
"I missed a draw in the second (to allow Finland a steal of five) and we dug a hole that we'd have to gamble to get out of. That's why you're seeing some of these runaway scores. You get down and you've got to gamble."
Slovakia bounced back after the shellacking by Canada to lead Russia 4-2 through six, only to lose 7-4, and miss the playoffs at 4-5.
The Russians, 8-1, will take on Great Britain, 5-4, in one semifinal Saturday morning, while Canada faces China, 5-4, in the other. The gold medal game goes Saturday afternoon.
The silver medal won by sit-skier Kimberley Joines of Rossland, B.C., in Wednesday's women's slalom turned bronze on Thursday.
It came after the race jury upheld German Anna Schaffelhuber's appeal of her disqualification after the first run for raising her poles slightly in the start gate.
She had been allowed to make her second run and her two-run combined time of two minutes, 9.53 seconds was finally declared the winning time. Anna-Lena Forster of Germany (2:14.35) now gets the silver medal and Joines (2:15.16) the bronze. Laurie Stephens of the U.S. was dropped to fourth.
"She was in really bad shape this morning, didn't sleep very well," said German press attaché Marketa Marzoli of Schaffelhuber, who had earlier won told in the downhill and Super G. "We are absolutely glad that this situation is over. Now she's absolutely happy with gold for the third time."
Marzoli said it was an Austrian coach who had protested Schaffelhuber's start, but the Austrian team has now apologized.
"It was easy for me. I was just sitting and watching and enjoying the game."
Russian sledge hockey goaltender Vladimir Kamantcev, who faced just six shots, on his most difficult moment in his country's 4-0 semifinal win over Norway.


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|UA Faculty and Staff
|Ann Weaver Hart, President
|April 10, 2013
|Performance-based salary increases
I am pleased to announce that a university-wide salary adjustment pool of $9.1 million has been established to fund performance-based salary increases for benefits-eligible faculty and staff funded on state and locally allocated budgets effective July 1, 2013. While we have not been able to provide an institution-wide salary increase since 2007, I hope that this increase will provide an opportunity to reward the many University of Arizona staff and faculty whose work is vital to the success of the university. This salary increase will be based on clear links between pay and performance, a vital feature of our ability to attract and retain high quality members of our university team. All employees who are performing at a satisfactory level will be eligible for an increase.
The FY 2014 allocation amounts will be provided to deans and vice presidents who will provide direct guidance to supervisors reporting to them regarding the process for making and communicating salary increase decisions. A separate memo on Graduate Assistant/Associate salary increases for FY 2014 will be forthcoming.
Funding this salary program will require us to forgo expenditures in some areas. However, I believe that a salary increase program is essential for us to maintain our competitive position and is well worth the internal discipline that will be required.
You will find additional information on the details of implementation of the salary increase at:
Best wishes for a successful conclusion to this spring semester and the 2012-13 academic year.
Q: Who is eligible for a performance-based salary increase?
A: All benefits-eligible employees funded on state and locally allocated budget dollars are eligible for an increase from the salary adjustment pool dollars.
Q: Will increases be available to employees funded with non-state and locally budgeted funds?
A: While no dollars will be allocated to fund these increases, departments may provide salary increases with their own resources.
Q: What level of performance is required to be eligible for a salary increase under this program?
A: Employees with performance that meets expectations will be eligible for a salary adjustment.
Q: On which performance period should increases be based?
A: Classified staff and appointed professionals should be evaluated based on performance evaluations conducted since May of 2012. Academic departments may wish to use a two- or three-year period to make distributions for faculty.
Q: What is the range of salary increases possible?
A: Departments may make distributions based on individual performance levels. Salary increases of less than 1% will require justification to a dean or vice president.
Q: When will deans and vice presidents be notified of their allocations?
A: Deans and vice presidents will be notified no later than April 17th. This notification will include additional instructions regarding their budget allocations and distribution procedures.
Q: May these salary dollars be used for other purposes, such as reducing a departmental budget deficit, or addressing market or equity issues?
A: No.
Q: May units supplement these salary increases with existing internal resources?
A: Yes.
Q: Will the salary adjustment pool include ERE dollars?
A: Yes, in addition to the $9.1 million adjustment pool, an allocation of $1.9 million in marginal ERE will be provided.
Q: May allocations to one employee group be used to fund larger increases for another (e.g., using the percentage of dollars allocated for faculty salaries to fund larger increases for staff)?
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Q: When will salary increases be effective?
A: Salary increases may be effective on or after July 1, 2013.
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Jaime Wilson (Budget Office) at email@example.com or 520-621-5182.
MSS Job Data requests
Susan Rice (Systems Control) at firstname.lastname@example.com or 520-621-7423.
Other aspects of FY 2014 Salary Increase Program
Helena Rodrigues (Human Resources) at email@example.com or 520-626-7753.
Q: How will allocation decisions be made within units?
A: Department and unit leaders are expected to develop guidelines and engage in a transparent process to explain the rationale for distribution decisions.
Last Revised: 04/15/13
Q: How will departments request approval for their salary increase recommendations?
A: Each dean and vice president will issue guidance regarding recommendation procedures.
Q: How will departments process performance-based salary increases?
A: Once increases are approved, departments will submit Manager Self Service (MSS) Job Data requests for each individual receiving an adjustment. A MSS Performance-Based Increase Implementation Quick Reference Guide is available on the Systems Control website.
Q: Who is authorized to approve performance-based salary increases?
A: MSS Job Data changes will route to department and college/division approvers; however, salary increase requests should be initiated after authorization is received from deans and vice presidents.
Q: When are MSS Job Data requests for salary increases due?
A: Salary increases may be effective on or after July 1, 2013. MSS Job Data requests must be submitted on or before May 31, 2013 to be effective July 1, 2013; otherwise, the FY 2013-14 Systems Control Payroll/Calendar provides a pay period deadline schedule for MSS requests.
Q: Will the salary increase be reflected on the July 1, 2013 Notice of Reappointment for fiscal and 9 pay 12 faculty and appointed personnel?
A: If transactions are submitted through MSS by May 31st and note a July 1st effective date, increases will be effective July 1, 2013 and reflected on the FY 2013-2014 MSS Notice of Reappointment. Otherwise, college and division representatives will be responsible for generating separate contracts for increases with effective dates other than July 1, 2013.
Q: Will faculty and appointed personnel receive the full annual increase amount if the effective date is not July 1, 2013?
A: Fiscal and 9 pay 12 faculty and appointed personnel will receive the full annual increase amount if the effective date is July 1, 2013; otherwise, the total fiscal year pay will be less than the annual increase amount.
Q: What MSS Job Data Change reason should be used for the salary increase?
A: The "Performance-Based" reason, located in the compensation section of the MSS Job Data request, should be selected.
Q: How far in advance can departments submit MSS Job Data salary increase requests?
A: MSS Job Data changes can be submitted 60 calendar days prior to the effective date of the increase.
Q: What if the performance-based increase for an employee is effective the same date as another job action for the individual?
A: Departments should submit one Job Data request that includes all changes for an individual if multiple job actions are effective on the same date.
Q: Are employees on a leave of absence status eligible to receive a salary increase?
A: Employees are eligible to receive an increase during a paid leave status. Eligible employees may receive an increase upon return to an active status if they are on unpaid leave at the time department/college increases are applied.
Q: How do departments ensure permanent lines are adjusted to support Performance-Based salary increases granted to employees paid from state and locally allocated accounts upon their return from unpaid leave of absences?
A: Departments should adjust permanent lines to support increases for employees on unpaid leaves by submitting Request for Budget Changes.
Q: How do departments adjust budget lines for employees receiving an increase while on a temporary assignment?
A: Request for Budget Changes should be submitted to increase permanent lines for employees who are funded from state and locally allocated accounts and will receive Performance-Based salary increases while on temporary assignments.
Q: For faculty members currently serving as administrators, can performance-based increases be applied to the base and the administrative portions of their salaries, or only the administrative portion of their salaries?
A: For administrators who also have faculty appointments, performance-based increases may be awarded to both the base and administrative components of their salaries. However, upon leaving an administrative post and returning to an academic department, increases to administrative components of salaries will cease and increases to the base salary will become part of the base salary.
Last revised: April 22, 2013
REVISED May 10, 2013
TO: Deans, Directors, and Department Heads
CC: Graduate Program Coordinators and Business Managers
FROM: Andrew Carnie, Interim Dean of the Graduate College
RE: Graduate Assistant/Associate Pay Increases
As part of the general raises given to employees, a pool of money has been set aside to give salary increases to Graduate Assistant and Associate (GA) positions supported on state and local funds, beginning in FY2013-2014.
Graduate salaries have become - largely as a consequence of historical accident -- widely disconnected from workload, experience and skill level. We see a wide range of salaries paid for very similar work. While some difference in salary is expected due to experience and disciplinary variation, the disparities have become stark. As a small attempt at correcting the worst of these inequities, salary adjustments for GAs will be applied on a sliding scale. All GA positions supported on state and local funds will receive an increase, but the exact amount depends upon the GA's annualized (12-month) compensation rate. GAs earning more than $39,000 annualized 1.0 FTE salary rate should get a flat increase of $350 per annum for a 1.0 FTE position ($175 for a typical 0.5 GA position).
The following table provides the percentage increase to be applied to each state-funded GA's salary. Note two things about this table: (1) The first column represents rates at a 1.0 FTE appointment. Most GAs work on fractionalized FTE (0.50, 0.33, 0.25), so when choosing the percentage increase, please be sure to work from the fulltime annualized rate for a student and not the fractionalized actual salary. The vast majority of GAs will fall within the 2% to 5% increase range; (2) these are annualized rates, not salary per semester.
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A spreadsheet with details on these adjustments will be provided to each college, who then can distribute the appropriate funds to units. Funds will be loaded in line 962.0 at the college level.
Departments and programs are not required to make equivalent salary adjustments to GA positions that are not funded on state funds, but they are encouraged to do so if possible. If such adjustments are made, they will have to be done with resources appropriate to the funding source (e.g., raises for grant-funded research assistants will typically be funded from grant funds).
The salaries of GAs funded on NIH grants should follow the schedule of increases mandated by NIH, and should not exceed NIH compensation caps.
Please see http://hr.arizona.edu/archived/fy-2014-salary-increase-program for the FAQs, including specific examples.
|Example 1:
|A GA position is compensated at $13,000 for a 0.5 FTE appointment for the academic year. Annualized salary is $26,000, which corresponds to a 5% raise, resulting in a new 0.5 FTE salary of $13,650.
|Example 2:
|Current salary for a 0.5 FTE GA position is $21,000 for the academic year. Annualized salary is $42,000, resulting in a flat increase of $175 for the 0.5 FTE position.
|Example 3:
|A graduate research assistant (GRA) is funded via a sponsored project at $16,000 ($32000 annualized salary) for a 0.5 FTE position. The PI may choose to provide the appropriate raise starting in Fall 2013 or any time thereafter depending on availability of appropriate funds, but is not required to do so.
|Example 4:
|A Student is funded for one semester as a 0.25 FTE GRA on a sponsored project at an annualized rate of $30,000, and a 0.25 FTE state-funded GTA position for one semester at the same rate. The GTA portion of this employee's position receives a 3% raise resulting in $3863 ($30,000 * 0.25 = $7,500 per annum / 2 (one semester) = $3,750 * 1.03 = $3,863). If the PI of the grant is unable to provide a matching raise, then the GRA portion is paid at the old rate ($3750).


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Federal Trade Minister David Emerson hinted that if the North American Trade Agreement were to be revisited, a provision giving United States priority access to Canadian oil would be on the table.
Emerson declined to shrug off the anti-NAFTA talk by two Democratic presidential candidates as political posturing in a U.S. election year.
Outside Parliament on Wednesday, Emerson said: "There's no doubt if NAFTA were to be reopened, we would want to have our list of priorities," and hinted that U.S. access to Canadian oil could be one of them.
"Knowledgeable observers would have to take note of the fact that we are the largest supplier of energy to the U.S. and NAFTA has been the foundation for integrating the North American energy market," said Emerson.
Under NAFTA, Canadian oil exports to the United States must be maintained if there is a worldwide shortage or supply disruption, at least to the same level available for Canadian consumers.
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty acknowledged that both Democrats' remarks were made in the heat of a presidential nomination battle, but he urged them to seek advice from "those who are very knowledgeable about NAFTA" before making sweeping judgments for political gain.
Emerson also warned any move to reopen part of the agreement would leave the entire treaty vulnerable to renegotiation.
"If you open it for one or two issues, you cannot avoid reopening it across a range of issues," he told reporters Wednesday.
During a televised Democratic debate Tuesday in Cleveland, Ohio, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton said that if elected president, they would kill the agreement unless they won concessions to strengthen labour and environmental standards. The three-way deal allows any country to pull the plug with six months' notice.
The calls for a renegotiation of NAFTA were made as the two remaining contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination battle for the support of blue-collar workers and prepare for key primaries in the hard-pressed states of Ohio and Texas.
Liberal MPs traced the attacks to election-year politics and U.S. concerns with Mexico over border issues, illegal immigration and the loss of U.S. jobs to its low-wage southern neighbour.
"We are being side-swiped," said John McCallum, the Liberal finance critic. "In the United States with so many Hispanic voters, you can't discriminate against Mexico and not Canada or else you are accused of being a racist."
In Toronto, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said he was concerned by the comments and that Americans need to realize "NAFTA is a tremendous benefit" to them.
Clinton and Obama's comments were also criticized by U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez during a visit to Mexico.
"I don't want to get into the U.S. elections, but NAFTA is a successful agreement. It involves a $230-billion trade relation that might look simple, but it took a lot of work to reach that level of trade and investment," he told reporters in Mexico City. "A protectionist policy would be devastating."
Mexico's Economic Secretary Eduardo Sojo also defended NAFTA, saying it contributed to a two-point drop in unemployment in his country, from 6.9 per cent to 4.9 per cent, from 1994 to 2007.
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Andy Ray "Digger" Ashley, 21, a native and resident of Houma, died Thursday, Jan. 23, 2003.
Visitation will be from 2 p.m. to funeral time Sunday at Samart Funeral Home in Bayou Blue. Services will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home, with burial in St. Francis de Sales Cemetery No. 2.
He is survived by his parents, Andy and Chris Ashley and Larry and Patti Tassin Foret; two brothers, Scott Ashley and wife, Gina, and Logan Ashley; five sisters, Kaycie, Emily, Sarah, Samantha and LeAnn Ashley; one nephew, Taylor Ashley; and his grandmother, Irene Ashley.
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By Randy Sly
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Following a two-year formal inquiry, Bishop David Rickin of the Diocese of Green Bay issued a decree with "moral certainty" that the events, apparition and locutions given to a young Belgian immigrant woman were approved. Adele Brise claimed to have received three visits from the Virgin Mary in October of 1859.
On October 9, 1859, a year after the Marian apparitions at Lourdes, France; Mary, the Queen of Heaven is alleged to have appeared three separate times in Northeastern Wisconsin to Adele Brise. (Recreated in the image above.)
By Randy Sly
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
12/11/2010 (5 years ago)
Published in Living Faith
Keywords: marian, apparition, wisconsin, our lady of good help, champion. adele, brise
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic Online) - During October of 1859 the Virgin Mary is alleged to have appeared to a young Belgian immigrant woman, Adele Brise, on three occasions in Champion, Wisconsin. Since that time faithful pilgrims have continuously visited the chapel which stands of the site of those appearances.
On Wednesday, December 8, which is the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, the Most Reverend David Rickin, Bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay, decreed with "moral certainty" that the events, apparitions and locutions given to Adele Brise in October of 1859 do exhibit the substance of supernatural character, and approved these apparitions as worthy of belief (although not obligatory) by the Christian faithful.
This historic decree concerning the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help is a first for the United States, where no other appearances have been validated. Two alleged apparitions in the US that were examined by the Church and formally declared to be false are Necedah, Wisconsin and Bayside, New York.
An apparition is an appearance of Jesus Christ, the Blessed Virgin Mary or one of the Saints. An appearance may include a message for the person who sees the apparition.
There are 11 approved sites in the world in addition to Our Lady of Good Help. Probably the most well-known apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary are Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mexico in 1531; Lourdes, France in 1858; and Fatima, Portugal in 1917.
During each of the three apparitions near Champion (then Robinsonville), Wisconsin, a lady in shining white clothes appeared to Adele. The third time she identified herself as "the Queen of Heaven who prays for the conversion of sinners."
She went on to tell the 28 year-old woman, who lived with her family on a small homestead in northern part of the state, "I wish you to do the same."
The Virgin Mary then gave her a mission for evangelization and catechesis: "Gather the children in this wild country, and teach them what they should know for salvation . Go and fear nothing. I will help you."
Before moving to America with her family about four years earlier, Adele had intended to become a nun and later went on to become a Third Order Franciscan after the apparition.
She fully embraced the mission she had been given and traveled throughout the state, which was still mostly unsettled, giving religious instruction to children and adults. At that time there was a severe lack of priests and attending Mass often involved a laborious journey.
She also established a Catholic school and a community of Franciscan women near the Shrine.
Six years prior to Sister Adele's death in 1896, her adopted hometown of Robinsonville, Wisconsin renamed itself after the Belgian town of Champion. She had requested the change in honor of a childhood promise she had made to the Blessed Virgin Mary that she would enter a Belgian religious order in that region.
Since the 1859 appearances, bishops of the Diocese of Green Bay have been supportive of the apparition account and the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help, which was erected on the site, as a place of prayer and pilgrimage. However, none had made a official declaration.
While no one can actually prove a supernatural occurrence, there are other factors that can be considered. The Church judges apparitions on the basis of their consistency with Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition and the teachings of the Church, any subsequent spiritual benefits in the lives of people, and whether there is anything in the life of the seer that detracts from the credibility of the account.
A decree with moral certainty approves apparitions as worthy of belief by the Christian faithful; however, there is no obligation for belief implied in the approval.
On January 9, 2009 Bishop Rickin opened a formal investigation of the apparition and appointed a team of experts to conduct the study. The formal decree came after just under two years of examination.
While some may think that the Holy See or a conference of bishops makes such decrees, the Bishop is the one responsible for judging the authenticity of apparitions that are said to have occurred in his Diocese.
Bishop Ricken told the Catholic News Agency (CNA) that Sister Adele's own life was among the most convincing testimonies to the validity of the apparition. Rather than calling attention to herself or the apparitions, she had humbly devoted the rest of her life to fulfilling the instructions she had received.
"She went all over this area, and visited the homes that were scattered far and wide," Bishop Ricken said, recounting the sister's Franciscan spirit of humble simplicity. "She walked most of the time, and she'd spend several days with the children teaching them the catechism and talking with the parents about their faith."
"She really had an evangelistic spirit and lived that out, not just immediately after the message, but her whole life long."
Bishop Ricken went on to tell CNA that the simplicity and clarity of Mary's message also testified to the truth of the apparitions. Her instructions to Sister Adele were "simple, but very much loaded with the main message of the Gospel and with the teachings of the Church."
The bishop also recalled discovering "countless stories of answered prayers," including reports of "what many call miracles," among those who had visited the shrine to seeking intercession from Our Lady of Good Help.
The formal declaration from Bishop Rickin can be read here.
Randy Sly is the Associate Editor of Catholic Online and the CEO/Associate Publisher for the Northern Virginia Local Edition of Catholic Online (http://virginia.catholic.org). He is a former Archbishop of the Charismatic Episcopal Church who laid aside that ministry to enter into the full communion of the Catholic Church.
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Liberal senator: 'Screw the Americans' Laurier LaPierre ready to quit over disputed quotation in Senate transcript
By Jack Aubry and Robert Benzie The Ottawa Citizen
Thursday, March 27, 2003
A Liberal senator has been thrown into the firestorm of shaky U.S.-Canada relations after the Senate's Debates quoted him shouting "Screw the Americans" during a Senate sitting this week.
The quote was attributed to outspoken Senator Laurier LaPierre, who has expressed anti-American sentiments in the past, in the official transcript of Tuesday's Senate sitting. Opposition MPs and senators were quick to jump on the quote as another example of the Liberal government's strong anti-Americanism.
Mr. LaPierre told the Senate yesterday that he had been misquoted in the transcript and that he had in fact shouted: "So did the Americans." But his attempt to correct the Debates, which requires unanimous consent, was blocked by opposition members who said they wanted to listen to a tape of the sitting first.
A shaken Mr. LaPierre said he would offer his resignation to Prime Minister Jean Chretien since "his honour" was being challenged by the opposition members.
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The Bush administration has been irked by remarks by Carolyn Parrish, a Toronto-area Liberal MP, who said she hated American "bastards," and Natural Resources Minister Herb Dhaliwal, who said President George W. Bush's decision to go to war shows he is "not a statesman."
Mr. Cellucci said there is a "growing perception" among Americans that Canada, like France, is a source of knee-jerk objections to U.S. foreign policy.
Answering questions about Mr. LaPierre's apparent quote, Mr. Chretien said if the senator actually said it, "it is completely reprehensible."
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Mr. LaPierre, a former broadcaster, acknowledged he has used excessive language in the past, but he has always apologized when he has gone too far.
His voice cracking with emotion, he told the Senate that he has a son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter living in the United States and he would not have used the expression "screw," since it is not part of his vocabulary.
"I do not use that kind of language that way. I use other kinds of language, but not this one," said the senator tearfully.
When he was interrupted by some opposition senators across the floor, Mr. LaPierre became indignant and said: "I don't have anything more to say, since obviously I have no honour and I will have to speak to the prime minister to determine whether I should resign or not."
In Toronto, Ontario Premier Ernie Eves inserted himself yesterday into the diplomatic crisis surrounding Mr. Cellucci's remarks by writing a letter to the U.S. ambassador condemning the federal government and supporting Washington on Iraq.
Taking his lead from Alberta Premier Ralph Klein, Mr. Eves wrote Mr. Cellucci to say he agrees with the criticism of Canadian neutrality.
"This morning at our cabinet meeting, members of our executive council were unanimous in our support for you and your fellow Americans," Mr. Eves wrote.
"We believe it is important to support our good American neighbours to the South as you have been our allies and our friends for many decades now," he continued.
Speaking to reporters in Brampton, Mr. Eves denied he was intervening to deflect attention from his administration's many domestic problems.
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In Ottawa, Senate Speaker Dan Hays said he would rule later on Mr. LaPierre's point of order to change the Debates, the Senate's Hansard.
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Uh huh. He offered it because he knows all members of the Liberal Party hold complete immunity for anyting they say or do under the Cretin government, and it will never be accepted.
Note to Cretien: Its not acceptable to think like that. Screw what language was used. If he thinks that way, you guys better sack him, or allow that sentiment to reflect Canada's view of the USA. In which case, Canada might be in for a rude awakening in the coming years...
In Toronto, Ontario Premier Ernie Eves inserted himself yesterday into the diplomatic crisis surrounding Mr. Cellucci's remarks by writing a letter to the U.S. ambassador condemning the federal government and supporting Washington on Iraq.
Ontario is less conservative than Massachussetts. Any Canadian Freepers have any details on Mr. Eves?
Not hard to see the French in him....lol
You lefties were saying it was about oil, now it's about sex. Which is it?
"Screw the Americans." "So did the Americans."
"Screw the Americans." "So did the Americans."
Yeah, I can see where he could have been misquoted (sarcasm off).
I always thought MP stood for Member of Parliament not Mealy-mouthed Prick.
Ontario usually votes Conservative provincially, but Eves, unlike his predecessor, is a 'red' Tory. But he does recognise the importance of our province working in close quarters with the U.S. for security reasons, and is actively pursuing working even more closely with the American government. While I don't like some of his other policies, he's really our only option, and I like what I'm hearing from him regarding the U.S., security and the like, so I'll likely vote for him. Not that there are other options anyway.
I wonder if this hoser realizes that if the U.S. actually wanted to screw Canada, our northern neighbors would be in financial straights similar to ....Venezuela.
No doubt about it. If a Clinton or Gore were currently sitting in the WH and conducting this war in exactly the same manner as Bush now is, the opposition would be close to nil.
But getting back to the Slickster, he didn't even seek UN approval for his Kosovo adventure, where hundreds of innocent civilians were murdered (by us). ....the same UN approval that leftists the world over demanded the Bush administration receive. And it's worth noting the obvious: Milosevic's regime posed absolutely no danger to either the U.S. or any other nation. They didn't have WMD, and they didn't finance or collaborate with international terrorist orgs.
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About Laura Gribbon
Laura Gribbon is a graduate in Middle East Politics from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. She has been living in downtown Cairo for extended periods of time since January 2011. Laura is a contributor to the volume 'Translating Egypt's Revolution', edited by Samia Mehrez (AUC Press, 2012), and has been writing more recently about narrative and visual constructions and deconstructions of Egypt's political martyrs.
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