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"Bishop Malone spends most of his time away from Maine's Catholic community attending meetings and conferences with his fellow bishops. Few, if any, of these meetings have anything to do with serving and laboring for Maine's poor and needy.
It is interesting to note, though, that Bishop Malone extends a warm welcome to Rev. Paul E. Miceli, his best friend and Cape Cod house mate. Miceli is a frequent guest at the bishop's private mansion on the Promenade (Miceli and Malone own a home together in South Dennis, MA)."
Friends or boyfriends? Roommates or soulmates?
We've seen enough of the Malone-funded Yes on 1 campaign that none of us should feel any need to apologize for insisting on a clarification from the Bishop himself concerning his relationship with Paul Miceli.
Why should we give an inch to hypocrites, like Malone (and Marc Mutty), who choose not to get married, yet apparently consider themselves authorities on the subject.
And, also by the way, the official Stand for Marriage Maine Facebook page has degenerated into a litany of insults against our LGBT family, friends and neighbors:
http://www.facebook.com/StandForMarriageMaine
As the largest local contributor to SFMM, the Portland diocese is now promoting raw animus and antipathy toward LGBT Mainers. The only tradition that Malone and Mutty are defending now is that of shaming this minority.
Journalists covering the Question 1 contest ought to contact these brazen bachelors directly and ask them to go on the record describing and defending their own domestic living arrangements.
In almost any other context, such a line of inquiry would be an invasion of privacy, out-of-bounds, and prurient, but not in this instance, not now. Malone is bankrolling a campaign that is painting the LGBT community as undeserving of the benefits of civil marriage. He now deserves no less than to be asked directly to defend the propriety of his own person.
Lord protect us from these defenders of "traditional" marriage:
http://ignatiusgroup.blogspot.com/2009/08/intro...
"A Homestead can be declared only on an applicant’s 'principal residence'. A person can have more than one residence but the statute only allows the protection on one’s legal domicile. There is no legislative intent to allow the exemption to apply to a vacation and not primary residence."
Is Bishop Malone a Maine resident? If so, what to make of his Massachusetts "Homestead"? Relevant docs supplied below:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/21642238/Richard-Malo...
http://www.scribd.com/doc/21642148/Richard-Malo...
http://www.scribd.com/doc/21642103/Paul-E-Micel...
http://www.scribd.com/doc/21641728/Richard-J-Ma...