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by Tom DeignanThe author of “Irish Americans: Coming to America,” Tom writes for the Irish Voice, Irish America magazine and the Newark Star-Ledger.
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Thursday, September 29, 2011 at 09:46 AM
Here comes a religious hurricane - the 9/11 Memorial
Catholic League president Bill Donahue and many of his fellow Irish Americans are fuming mad at Mike Bloomberg.
No, they are not angry at the New York mayor’s handling of Hurricane Irene.
It is a religious conflict revolving around 9/11 which has many upset, and even calling upon the memory of 9/11’s first official victim, the sainted Irish American Franciscan Father Mychal Judge.
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