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October 05, 2006

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Alyssa

man..

Peter in Japan

JFTR, I believe Buddhist Priests can marry no problems, and aren't hung up on celibacy at all. Lord knows Japanese Buddhism isn't about denying yourself anything or going without, since these guys invariably drive the most extravagant Mercedes money can buy.As an aside, I happened across an article about a woman who had had an affair with a Catholic priest, which for some reason I couldn't stop reading, it was so well written. Here's the link:http://www.somareview.com/confessionsofamadonna.cfm

Lisa Katayama

Interesting story this woman tells! Thanks for the info.

Anonymous

Amaenaidayo!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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