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Mark Potter Quotes
«Jesus, like any good fisherman, first catches the fish; then He cleans them»
Author: Mark Potter
(Judge)
| About:
Christianity
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«He's been photographed from every angle. But detectives still have no idea who they are chasing, or how he got away with more than a half-million dollars.»
Author: Mark Potter
(Judge)
«You can't make a good (movie) and win an Oscar.»
Author: Mark Potter
(Judge)
«There are some that like the very dark worship experience, and that's what this was, and we certainly respect that. But certainly this is the more attractive look for the building, from all accounts.»
Author: Mark Potter
(Judge)
«This is, beyond a shadow of a doubt, the most historic Catholic crypt in the United States. We're very happy to finally be able to give some access to this area.»
Author: Mark Potter
(Judge)
«James Cardinal Gibbons was the most influential Catholic in the U.S. around the turn of the 20th century. This is the most historic crypt, from a Roman Catholic standpoint, in the United States.»
Author: Mark Potter
(Judge)
«This building is not just important to Catholics. It's a symbol of religious freedom for everyone.»
Author: Mark Potter
(Judge)
«It's a waste of resources. It's not working. The building up of a high-tech border fence and increased police presence is not a proactive way to address immigration problems.»
Author: Mark Potter
(Judge)