Jamie has kept St. Victoria filled with love and many blessings. He deserves to be back helping our parishoners
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Brianne Raiolo
11 years ago
Jamie has done nothing but good for this parish. He really truely is man to be looked up to and has a genuine soul that anyone would strive to have. I want to see him continue to inspire our youth and everyone in the church to be the face and hands of Jesus Christ, like he did for me.
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Monica Norwick
11 years ago
When JAMIE sings, I hear GOD!
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Ryan Soule
11 years ago
Jamie is so great with the community!
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Judy Janish
11 years ago
As stated in the Code of Pastoral Conduct for the Archdiocese, The public and private conduct of church employees can inspire and motivate people, but it can also scandalize and undermine their faith. Church employees must, at all times, recognize and accept the responsibility. . . Jamie Moore DEFINITELY inspires, motivates and accepts the responsibility to do so and should be reinstated in his music ministry position.
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paula williams
11 years ago
As the daughter of long-time parishioners and choir members of St. Victoria I can attest to the incredible influence Jamie has had on my parents. Most profoundly I believe he has helped them to deepen their faith, which is what ministry is all about. The Catholic family would only benefit from bringing Jamie back to the ministry God called him to.
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Donna M. Williams, SLW
11 years ago
Marriage is about a love relationship between two persons. How can we judge someone else's love. Jesus never did.
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Janie Jasin
11 years ago
I do not believe this will work but I must add my name in support. Perhap the archdiocese could busy themselves with the priests who need counseling and help before removing our dearest music delivery expert.
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Sherry Ekstrom
11 years ago
I've had the honor and privilege of working with Jamie for the last eight years while a member of the adult choir and praise band. Jamie gives everything he does 110%. He's a great example for all and lives his faith everyday. Let the Catholic Church stand for something: Love and Acceptance Without Condition. Do what's right and let Jamie return to where he belongs!
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Lisa Payne
11 years ago
I have never worked for a more compassionate, patient choral director. Jamie knows how to communicate with music, making us all want to please God with our voices. He challenges us with music that is at some times difficult to master and unconventional in nature. Because of this, we bring the sacred tradition of music to worship in diverse ways that speak to many people from different backgrounds.
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Janet Bergeron
11 years ago
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Jamie's voice is a gift from God. I was a discouraged Catholic who was not attending Mass. One day I happened upon St Victorias and attended Mass. Jamie's music moved me to tears and I joined the parish. His gift of his voice at my father's funeral will always be cherished.
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Tony Brausen
11 years ago
What would Pope Francis do? Would he stand in the way of a talented music director, one who made such a huge and beautiful impact on our liturgies? OR -- would he not discriminate? Would he, once again, say "who am I to judge?" Archbishop, you could make such an impact on this archdiocese by reinstating him. Show our Catholic community -- and others -- that you are following the example of Pope Francis. Who are any of us to judge?
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Tony Brausen
11 years ago
Jamie has helped so many of us at St. Victoria to worship more effectively. He should once again be a part of our Parish Community making a huge difference in our liturgies.
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Deb Morem
11 years ago
There are times when you just cannot put your feelings into words. You have to look into the eyes and hearts of the people of St. Victoria -- young and old. Please bring Jamie back and lift the sadness from our hearts.
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Donna Johnson
11 years ago
Jamie exemplifies what it means to be a Christian. He brings us all closer to our faith through his words and actions.
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Jon Morem
11 years ago
To me there are 2 people who I regard deserve the level of sainthood at St.Victoria Church. Father Elstan and Jaime Moore. And Father Bob White is a very close third.
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Laura Synstegaard
11 years ago
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Simply stated, Jamie is the voice of St. Victoria. He is a leader, a role model and his faith is so beautifully expressed through his music. He has been instrumental in the faith formation of our sons. It breaks our hearts that he was taken from us, and we want him back.
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Jerome & Darlene Williams
11 years ago
Jamie has truly inspired and motivated us to be the best involved Catholics that we can be.
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Britta weber
11 years ago
This is such a important and powerful message. Love is love and it should not be limited.
Jamie has kept St. Victoria filled with love and many blessings. He deserves to be back helping our parishoners
Jamie has done nothing but good for this parish. He really truely is man to be looked up to and has a genuine soul that anyone would strive to have. I want to see him continue to inspire our youth and everyone in the church to be the face and hands of Jesus Christ, like he did for me.
When JAMIE sings, I hear GOD!
Jamie is so great with the community!
As stated in the Code of Pastoral Conduct for the Archdiocese, The public and private conduct of church employees can inspire and motivate people, but it can also scandalize and undermine their faith. Church employees must, at all times, recognize and accept the responsibility. . . Jamie Moore DEFINITELY inspires, motivates and accepts the responsibility to do so and should be reinstated in his music ministry position.
As the daughter of long-time parishioners and choir members of St. Victoria I can attest to the incredible influence Jamie has had on my parents. Most profoundly I believe he has helped them to deepen their faith, which is what ministry is all about. The Catholic family would only benefit from bringing Jamie back to the ministry God called him to.
Marriage is about a love relationship between two persons. How can we judge someone else's love. Jesus never did.
I do not believe this will work but I must add my name in support. Perhap the archdiocese could busy themselves with the priests who need counseling and help before removing our dearest music delivery expert.
I've had the honor and privilege of working with Jamie for the last eight years while a member of the adult choir and praise band. Jamie gives everything he does 110%. He's a great example for all and lives his faith everyday. Let the Catholic Church stand for something: Love and Acceptance Without Condition. Do what's right and let Jamie return to where he belongs!
I have never worked for a more compassionate, patient choral director. Jamie knows how to communicate with music, making us all want to please God with our voices. He challenges us with music that is at some times difficult to master and unconventional in nature. Because of this, we bring the sacred tradition of music to worship in diverse ways that speak to many people from different backgrounds.
Jamie's voice is a gift from God. I was a discouraged Catholic who was not attending Mass. One day I happened upon St Victorias and attended Mass. Jamie's music moved me to tears and I joined the parish. His gift of his voice at my father's funeral will always be cherished.
What would Pope Francis do? Would he stand in the way of a talented music director, one who made such a huge and beautiful impact on our liturgies? OR -- would he not discriminate? Would he, once again, say "who am I to judge?" Archbishop, you could make such an impact on this archdiocese by reinstating him. Show our Catholic community -- and others -- that you are following the example of Pope Francis. Who are any of us to judge?
Jamie has helped so many of us at St. Victoria to worship more effectively. He should once again be a part of our Parish Community making a huge difference in our liturgies.
There are times when you just cannot put your feelings into words. You have to look into the eyes and hearts of the people of St. Victoria -- young and old. Please bring Jamie back and lift the sadness from our hearts.
Jamie exemplifies what it means to be a Christian. He brings us all closer to our faith through his words and actions.
To me there are 2 people who I regard deserve the level of sainthood at St.Victoria Church. Father Elstan and Jaime Moore. And Father Bob White is a very close third.
Simply stated, Jamie is the voice of St. Victoria. He is a leader, a role model and his faith is so beautifully expressed through his music. He has been instrumental in the faith formation of our sons. It breaks our hearts that he was taken from us, and we want him back.
Jamie has truly inspired and motivated us to be the best involved Catholics that we can be.
This is such a important and powerful message. Love is love and it should not be limited.
Your Excellency,