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ASTROLOGY for the Professional and the Aspiring
Professional WITH
NANCY R. FENN
The progress of Pluto, the planet of transformation, through the sign of Sagittarius from January 17, 1995 to November 27, 2008
last posted 9.04.03
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That's
Nancy, up at the top, doing what she does best. Being herself.
Religion:
1. More than 130 people have come forward claiming the former Rev. John Geoghan fondled or raped them between 1962 and 1995, and Geoghan has been convicted in one criminal case. Cardinal Bernard Law has apologized and has given Massachusetts prosecutors the names of more than 80 active and former priests accused of sexual abuse.
Last September, the Boston Archdiocese paid $10 million to settle a suit by 86 plaintiffs who said Geoghan sexually assaulted them.
This was written in 2001 and of course the situation has developed into a full blown crisis.
It's 2003 and Geoghan has been strangled to death in prison by a reputedly homophobic inmate with a life sentence.
Joseph Druce, accused of strangling Father Geoghan, currently serving a life sentence for murder.2. Underlying the crematory situation will be an age-old question: Is there an afterlife and, if so, is a body needed for it?
3. Underlying the Yates murder trial will be the question: does a woman have to have "as many babies as God wants her to have" in order get to heaven?
4. The Muslim religion becomes of great interest to Americans in the fall of 2001.
Sag, the Archer, aims true
Large Animals:
1. Two large flesh eating lizards feast on the body of their former owner. Cause of death not immediately known.
2. A man is suffocated to death by his pet boa constructor while showing it off to a friend.
3. A woman is ripped to death by two killer dogs (Hera and Bane) at her apartment door. The dogs are owned by her neighbors, two lawyers, a husband and wife, who have recently adopted a prison inmate.
4. A girl is mauled and killed by dogs in a friend's home in Denver.
Since this was written in 2001, exotic pets have become an issue in America. Among other things, prairie dogs in the Midwest began a plague scare. (People kept them as pets.)
Race:
1. Blacks in Winter Olympics an issue; black girl from Alabama wins bobsled, a first
2. Strom Thurmond's death again raised speculation that he is the father of an Afro-American woman living in California. Jack Bass and Marilyn W. Thompson presented persuasive evidence in their 1998 biography, Ol' Strom, that Thurmond sired a daughter in 1925 with a black house servant named Essie "Tunch" Butler, with whom he reputedly had an extended relationship.
Ethics:
1. First time judge disqualified in Winter Olympics
2. Teacher quits after principal refuses to support her for punishing students who cheated off the Internet
3. The Enron scandal brings the demise of Arthur Anderson and serious problems in the nation's top accounting firms are discovered
5. Death rights and ethics
6. What will happen to Martha Stewart? Please click to read her full chart.