Stephen J Fogarty

🎬 Top 50 Greatest Films of All Time 1. The Godfather 2. The Shawshank Redemption 3. Citizen Kane 4. Seven Samurai 5. Schindler's List 6. 12 Angry Men 7. The Godfather Part II 8. Casablanca 9. The Dark Knight 10. Rear Window 11. Tokyo Story 12. 2001: A Space Odyssey 13. Bicycle Thieves 14. Singin' in the Rain 15. City Lights 16. Parasite 17. City of God 18. Cinema Paradiso 19. La Dolce Vita 20. Metropolis 21. Pulp Fiction 22. Vertigo 23. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 24. Psycho 25. Apocalypse Now 26. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 27. Sunset Boulevard 28. Chinatown 29. On the Waterfront 30. The Third Man 31. Spirited Away 32. Goodfellas 33. It's a Wonderful Life 34. Rashomon 35. The Seventh Seal 36. Fight Club 37. Inception 38. Forrest Gump 39. The Matrix 40. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 41. 8½ 42. Mulholland Drive 43. North by Northwest 44. The Wizard of Oz 45. Persona 46. The 400 Blows 47. In the Mood for Love 48. Modern Times 49. All About Eve 50. Pather Panchali

When Charlie would address this, he’d always say, “my wife is baptized Catholic.” Not “my wife is Catholic.” If your wife is practicing Catholic, you just say, “she’s Catholic.” Additionally, at the memorial, Erika Kirk urged us to find a “Bible-believing church.” This is a term evangelicals say. A Catholic says, “go to Mass,” “go to confession,” “talk to a priest,” etc. Additionally, her Bible in 365 program is run between her and a Calvary church pastor (James Kaddis). The notes in the included commentary are anti-Catholic doctrine and also very much against replacement theology. I’ve heard it said that Charlie and his family would sometimes go to Mass (although I’ve never seen evidence save for one photo that looks like it was him alone in a pew maybe shot from far away and behind by someone who didn’t know him but recognized him). I also sometimes go to Mass as someone who was baptized Catholic but is no longer in that particular sect. It’s not unusual and doesn’t mean I’m becoming Catholic again. I’m just going based off what everyone has said—including Charlie while alive. The onus is on others to prove he was becoming Catholic or that Erika is still devoutly Catholic as opposed to baptized as a child. Also, Charlie wouldn’t want us to fight over this. Maybe we’ll get answers in the interview next week