Category: PFJ Action
Thursday September 28 it has been 11 Months
Today Thursday, September 28, it will be eleven months since Bishop Dewane made a decision to place Fr. Christopher on administrative leave, and place our parish, St Isabel parish , Sanibel FL, in a constant state of upset. The initial announcement was marked by confusion, not helped by the Diocesan invitation to the local press… Continue reading Thursday September 28 it has been 11 Months
A Parishioner for Justice Gospel-like Parable
With the gospel parable from the Twenty-Fourth Sunday of the Year still fresh in our minds, PFJ presents for your reflection an adapted and challenging version of the Gospel parable of the "unforgiving servant" created by one of our members. It does what all homilies are meant to do, translate the message of our Lord… Continue reading A Parishioner for Justice Gospel-like Parable
10 Long Months
10 Months Today on Monday, August 28th, Fr. Christopher will be on administrative leave for ten long months. It was ten months ago that Fr. Christopher was treated so unjustly that it caused hundreds of parishioners to band together and form Parishioners For Justice, a concerned group of parishioners whose sole purpose is to… Continue reading 10 Long Months
It’s Been 13 Years
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Stringent Limits on access to St. Isabel Parish Facilities
Parishioner sentiments on the ill-conceived and groundless campaign being perpetrated by Bishop Dewane against the pastor of St. Isabel church, Father Christopher Senk, are well documented in numerous letters and petitions to the Diocese, letters to local newspapers, and postings on the ‘Parishioners for Justice’ website. In addition, sworn testimony has been provided by many… Continue reading Stringent Limits on access to St. Isabel Parish Facilities
PFJ 100% Behind Fr Senk
It is hard to be “co-responsible” when those in charge have eyes that do not see, ears that do not hear, and mouths that do not speak.
In 2009, Pope Benedict XVI proclaimed it “necessary to improve pastoral structures in such a way that the co-responsibility of all the members of the People of God in their entirety is gradually promoted. … This demands a change in mindset, particularly concerning lay people. They must no longer be viewed as ‘collaborators’ of the… Continue reading It is hard to be “co-responsible” when those in charge have eyes that do not see, ears that do not hear, and mouths that do not speak.
On Saturday, May 28, it will be 7 months since our pastor, Fr. Chris, was placed on administrative leave
On Saturday, May 28, it will be seven months since our pastor, Fr. Christopher Senk, was suddenly placed on administrative leave. This action was taken by the Bishop of Venice on account of a civil complaint of theft by a Baltimore family who, without any evidence whatsoever, persuaded the Lee County Sheriff's office that there… Continue reading On Saturday, May 28, it will be 7 months since our pastor, Fr. Chris, was placed on administrative leave
A Heartfelt Thank You
Dear Fellow St Isabel PFJ Supporters: On behalf of our Pastor and spiritual leader, Father Christopher Senk, we wish to recognize and thank you for all your prayerful support as well as your financial contributions toward the defense of Fr Chris. We have made Father aware, by name, of your support and he extends his most grateful… Continue reading A Heartfelt Thank You
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