Mixing Politics in Yogurt and Falafil

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Noam Chomsky and Edip Yuksel
on Yogurt and Falafil

1 January 2013
www.19.org

Noam Chomsky and Edip Yüksel, 14 November 2012, M.I.T.

Noam Chomsky and Edip Yüksel, 14 November 2012, M.I.T.

I have been communicating with Noam for quiet some time. After I interviewed him  on November 14 in his office at MIT, we kept in touch. With his permission, I decided to share with you a trivial but interesting email conversation so that you know what the two very serious people are talking about while others are celebrating the New Year 🙂

Well, as it appears that we see politics even in yogurt and falafil 🙂

1 Jan 2013

No problem dear Noam. You have a friend here, in Tucson, Arizona who also has strong ties with Turkey. My best wishes are for you and your family and friends. My younger son, God willing, might end up either at Harvard or M.I.T.

If that happens, we might move to Boston as family. Then, I promise to God (which you have major problem with) that I will bring you daily yogurt as my daily service for your passion and bravery to defend the oppressed or exploited people in the USA and around the world.

A brief info about my promise: Our favorite yogurt is CHOBANI, which is owned by Kurdish people. The yogurt is originally Turkish, but they market it as Greek. Imagine, Kurdish people are marketing Turkish yogurt in the USA as Greek yogurt! It is very delicious and nutritious. So, take care until I appear at your door with yogurt 🙂

Peace,
Edip

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1 Jan 2013

A fate I can endure.

Reminds me of one of the food trucks that park outside MIT at lunch time.  This one sells Falafel.  The guys who run it act like Arabs, speaking a few words of Arabic.  I was suspicious, and asked them once.  They said that (as I’d guessed) they’re Israelis, but it sells better if it looks more authentically third world.

Noam

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1 Jan 2013

Noam,

With your permission, I would like to share this anecdote with my friends.

Peace,
Edip

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1 Jan 2013

Sure.  Maybe if they are still around when you get there we can find them.

To fill out the story, I found out when I was walking through the campus with a friend, a famous Nobel laureate (I won’t mention his name) who likes to show off his knowledge of other languages.  When we passed by the truck he ordered some falafel, using his 5 words of Arabic.  They answered in Arabic. That’s when I got suspicious.  Came back later and they told me they were using their five words of Arabic, and the rest of the story.

Noam

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5 Jan 2013

Just a note of thanks for the books.  And also the articles on Kurds and Turkey.  A lot to learn.  And to do.

Noam

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Nine Points of My life

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Nine Points of My life

Edip Yuksel
www.19.org

Though I am an ordinary man, the events in my life have been extraordinary.  My life’s story is rich with internal and external conflicts, relentless quest for truth, courage, intellectual honesty, sacrifice, and dedication to promote peace, freedom, social democracy, and rationalism.  My life story may provide a unique and precious insight how to approach the so-called “clash of civilization.” I am the child of that clash! I have a mirror in my hand for the Crusader and the Jihadi, for the West and East. I do not claim to have panacea for the problems of the world, but I have a perspective on some theo-political issues that worthy of consideration.

Here are some of the aspects of my life-story.

  1. Religious transformation: From leading Radical Islamist youth movement in Turkey to leading Islamic Reform movement… The anguish of a best-selling young author reaches to its zenith when he feels an uncompromising tension between his faith and reason, between conformity with the crowd and individual freedom, between seeking popularity and seeking the truth. After engaging a theological argument with a biochemist Muslim reformer residing in Arizona, finally experiencing an incredible transformation… In my upcoming autobiography, I share potent arguments that changed my religious conviction from being a fanatic Sunni to a liberal Muslim or what I call, a rational monotheist. In my biography, I share how my message of transformation has changed and continues to change the lives of thousands people around the world.
  2. Political transformation: Once a leader of an internationally connected youth movement, I had ties with Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt and Syria, and the Revolutionary Guards of Iranian revolution. With just a word, I mobilized several hundred young men to go to Afghanistan for jihad. I used to lead demonstrations that chanted “Death to America.” Though, I still condemn American Inc’s corrupting influence on American politics and its imperialistic wars and covert operations, I am now an American citizen enjoying the blessings and freedoms protected by the constitution of the USA. In my biography, I will share my insight and experience, my split feelings about the two faces of America, my American dream and American nightmare.
  3. Prison and torture: During the intermittent short periods in jail and four-years of prison, I was subjected to variety of tortures and inhumane conditions. While some of my prison-mates were cutting their wrists to commit suicide and literally hitting their heads to the walls of prison, I kept my mind busy with trying to solve math problems such as finding a formula for prime numbers or working on fitting a myriad of geometric shapes in boxes, etc. I was put in the same room with the leaders of a fascist Turkish youth organizations, the murderers of my brother. They tried to kill me several times by hiring felons on death-raw. My experience in Turkish prisons and my determination to keep my sanity, and its impact on my attitude towards life and death will inspire every person.
  4. The Family tragedy: I was the oldest son of an illiterate mother from an influential family and a prominent Sunni scholar and who was a respected leader of radical Islamist from 1975 until his death in 2005. One or two members of my extended family were always elected to Turkish National Congress. After my rejection of traditional Islam and the publication of my criticism, I was publicly disowned by my father, which led the media label me “apostate”, a code word meaning that “a betrayer whose blood should be shed according to the Sharia laws.” My father, my older sister, and two brothers cut their relationship with me. My older sister who was the closest person to me, rejected to talk to me for about 19 years, until she found out that she was cancer in Mecca. One of my brothers, who is a fanatic Sunni, loses his mind in rage when he hears my name. The tragedy of my family is a good example how dogmatism and fanaticism destroy strong ties among family members. A religion or sect that glorifies ignorance and gullibility can be very dangerous for its followers and others. As the Physicist Steven Weinberg once put profoundly, “With or without religion, you would have good people doing good things, and evil people doing evil things. But for good people to do evil things, that takes religion.”
  5. Losing the language of my mother: I spoke Kurdish until we immigrated to Istanbul at age eight. I learned Turkish in elementary school. Then, I studied Arabic and English in Middle and High school. In the last two years of high-school, the curriculum added another foreign language: Persian. By the time I graduated the high-school, I knew almost all the languages spoken in the Middle East. Unfortunately, the language that I knew the least was Kurdish, my mother tongue. Because of the racist Turkish policy that banned Kurdish, with the passing years I lost most of it. The difficulty that I experienced in communicating with my mother made me fully aware of the injustice inflicted to me and my people, the Kurds. This experience will be appreciated by all minorities who more or less experience similar difficulties in communicating in their mother tongues.
  6. Immigration for cause and love that saved my life: My immigration to the USA was not for economic reasons. It was forced upon me because of two things happening at the same time: my name became headline news in the Turkish media as an “apostate” as “the Turkish Salman Rushdie,” jeopardizing my life. Desensitized with “boiled frog syndrome,” I would not have left Turkey if my fiancé did not send the ring back from Tucson, Arizona. I was in love with her and my love created another incentive for me to immigrate and thus save my life. My early experience in America was occasionally a cultural shock, but mostly a wonderful dream coming true. When I asked from my fiancé’s parents the permission to marry their daughter, I had presented them with flowers worth of four dollars plus tax. I had spent the last five dollars in my pocket for those flowers.
  7. Spiritual experience: Those who know me complain about my questioning everything, about my skepticism, about my analytical approach to religion and culture. However, through a prophetic discovery of an incredible phenomenon in the Scriptures and my personal experience, I have become sure about the existence of God and his control. (I have been teaching philosophy classes at a community college for six years, yet my students usually cannot find out my conviction on metaphysical issues).
  8. Targeted by Al-Qaida: I survived at least five assassination attempts, and received numerous threats. My mentor, who became a father figure and helped me to change my paradigm, and personally and financially supported me to immigrate and stay in the USA, was assassinated by a terrorist group linked to Al-Qaida in January of 1990. The local media treated the event extensively for years, yet the national media mentioned the event and its link to al-Qaida only a few times. Though the murder of Rashad Khalifa has been considered as al-Qaida’s first operation on the soils of the USA, somehow it never received the attention it deserved. The murder of Rashad Khalifa provides insight about what ideas the terrorist “Islamist” organizations fear the most.
  9. An activist: I have been actively promoting Islamic Reform for about twenty years. Each year, I receive thousands of emails from around the world and I religiously spend several hours everyday to respond them. I occasionally participate in highly rated Turkish TV programs and discuss Islamic reform with leading Sunni scholars. In my recent trip to Turkey, I met many members of congress who were my comrades when I was Sunni zealot. They had cut communication with me for about nineteen years since they were angry with me and were considering me politically radio-active. The positive change in Turkey towards tolerance and appreciation of freedom of expression is very promising.

 

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Time Travel and Naked Reality

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Time Travel and Naked Reality
This Documentary is NOT Funny!

Edip Yuksel
9 Nov. 2012
www.19.org

 

I met myself and my family in a different time zone, in stone age. I had a time travel. The documentary, written, produced and directed by Jean-Pierre Dutilleux,  film is one of the most inspirational films I have ever watched. It made me cry from the beginning to the end.

In awe and with deeper appreciation of our basic and common nature; our conflicting tendencies; our strength and weaknesses, our fears and aspirations; our dogmas and curiosity, our kindness and cruelty, our love and hatred, our myths and reality…

This monumental and historic encounter which is fittingly described as “Isolated tribe man meets modern tribe man for the first time” is eye-opening, especially about the world we have created. Tough it has been criticized for not been exactly the authentic first encounter it does not change the realism of the encounter. It opens a window of self-evaluation from the jungle about the benefits and harms of the modern technology that both serves us and enslaves us, that gives us joy and pain that feeds us and destroys us, that cures us and poisons us; together with the little planet we share.

This is about the incredible lessons we learn by meeting other cultures in peace and trying to learn from each other, rather than fighting and dominating each other. Throughout watching this documentary, I remembered the Quranic verse 49:13 and I got deeper appreciation of its message. Even though divided by thousands of years in terms of culture, knowledge and technology, we are so much alike.

49:13    “O people, We created you from a male and female, and We made you into nations and tribes, that you may know one another. Surely, the most honorable among you in the sight of God is the most righteous. God is Knowledgeable, Ever-aware.”

Just watch the mother feeding her baby, the father struggling to find food for his family. Just look in the eye of the caveman and see the entire humanity. It is time to learn to extend our right hand to others. Enough of being manipulated by warmongers among us. Let’s not let our plastic toys and gadgets, our monstrous weapons and arrogance, our intoxicated politicians and clergymen alienate us from the naked reality: we are all children of Adam and we must spend more effort to promote peace, love and care on this shrinking planet.

PS: Out there is a rumor claiming the docu-film to be “fake.” But after reading them, I find their claims to be hyperbole if not completely false.  Even if it is a fiction, it is one of the most realistic fictions with super-talented actors.

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The Jinni and You: Who is serving who?

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The Jinni and You: Who is serving who?

Edip Yuksel
10 November 2012
www.19.org

 

Of course, there are plenty of benefits in high technology, especially the “phone” that serves as a camera, music player, internet portal, television, voice recorder, secretary, computer, GPS device etc. For instance, through social media we can find like-minded people from around the world, which could help us affirm our bigotry or allow us to exchange ideas and learn from others. It helps to find locations in big cities. Call friends or police for help when we are in need. It allows people to vent their frustrations against governments or institutions… The list is long.

But, the price of Aladdin’s Lamb that fits in our pocket might be bigger than its benefits. The jinni is not always benevolent. We are polluting the environment from the birth and death of each device and the mass destruction of each model declared “old” by companies whose entire goal is to tell us how bad is the gadget we just got a few months ago and sell us a newer gadget. We become perpetually unsatisfied consumers consumed by greed to get newer toys over and over. We are like children addicted with newer toys, and ready to replace a perfectly functioning phone at the drop of a commercial. Instead of talking to the person sitting next to us or our neighbor we are texting or sharing our private information with strangers, perhaps a troll we would never consider as a friend in real life.

We tag each other’s’ names on pictures and do the work for FBI, CIA and all other alphabet-soup secret agencies that do very dirty works. We are manipulated by governments, the rich and powerful through social media. We spend precious time and effort debating social and political issues with others via social media, without knowing that some of them are bots or trained propaganda agents by governments and cancerous organizations. We are distracted during work and even in classrooms. I have to repeatedly warn some of my distracted and fragmented students not to be tempted to check their phone during the classroom.

The list of benefits of carrying all those gadgets in one’s pocket is long, but the list of harms might be longer. So, do not fall in love with the jinni in your pocket. Use it carefully, and less. Watch people around you in malls and trains: they ears are plugged, their eyes are fixated, their fingers are tickled… Then look at ourselves. We are swallowed by corporate black holes. We are swallowed into a parallel universe dominated by plutocracy or global oligarchy: Facebook, Google, and similar mass-spying and manipulation programs. We need to start unplugging and get to know our neighbors and help each other.

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The Meaning of Life

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The Meaning of Life

1999

1998 Yahya, Matine, Edip and Pizza

 

FURKAN: Let’s begin with the most significant question of existence. What is the meaning of life? And related to this question, what should the purpose of living be?

EDIP: The meaning of limited human life is zero since a century is zero compared to infinity. Death is inevitable. Even if we could copy our minds (falsely known as metaphysical souls), that is our genetic code, with all the idiosyncratic neural connections of our brains (memories) through digital transformation, and could download it to a googel shmoogel byte-size hard disk, still it would be zero since all scientific evidences indicate an end to the universe. However, if there is an eternal Creator who possesses the master record of every conscious being, then the meaning of this life becomes infinitely important.

I will refrain from prescribing people their purpose of living. But if you wonder my purpose in life, I would say: submit myself to the Creator of Singularity like every atom and subatomic particle in the universe. We all came from singularity 10 or 15 billions years ago with a Big Bang and we will all turn back to the same singularity with a Big Collapse.

FURKAN: According to your observations, why do people live?

EDIP: Most people live without thinking about their spatial (not special!) and temporal position in the physical universe. Most people continue imitating their parents and neighbors without questioning their culture, religion, tradition, etc. Most people live just to live while every second after their conception is a race towards the end of their lives. Trying to satisfy their unsatisfying animalistic desires, majority of human population does not find peace of mind to reflect beyond their tiny world.

19

FURKAN: Let’s turn to the subject of 19. Can you mention briefly the theory of 19?

EDIP: All units, that is, letters, words, sentences and chapters of the Quran are mathematically designed on a prime number which was prophesied in a Chapter called “The Hidden One” for more than 14 centuries. The simple to understand but impossible to imitate mathematical harmony, in my opinion, is beyond human capacity to construct. Integration of arbitrary human language with the precise and universal rules of mathematics in the Quran and in the original Bible is a marvel that can be appreciated only by those who study it with critical and truth-seeking mind. The examples of this mathematical design are demonstrated in several books, including my Turkish book “Uzerinde 19 Var” (published by Milliyet Yayinlari) and its forthcoming English version “Code 19”.

FURKAN: Why do you think most people ignore or disagree with this thesis?

EDIP: Because most people follow religious or anti-religious ideas with their hormones, rather than their intellect.

FURKAN: Contrary to traditional acceptance of the Islamic world, you concluded that two parts that are regarded as verses at the end of Surat al-Tawba do not actually belong to the Quran. I wonder what you experienced psychologically in the process of this important decision.

EDIP: In addition to the mathematical evidence indicating that those two “verses” do not belong to the mathematically designed book (Kitabul Marqum), God blessed me with a personal experience that made me certain about my decision. I begged my Creator for a sign to save me from confusion and guide me the truth. My sincere and persistent search for truth was responded by my Lord. He fulfilled his promise of 41:53 by supporting my faith through BOTH objective and subjective evidences. I believe that every person who seeks the truth and is ready to acknowledge it regardless the cost of such an admission, that person will witness objective and subjective divine signs.

FURKAN: After you came to the conclusion that 9:128-129 are not from God, what were your environment’s reactions to the decision?

EDIP: It was not a surprise. I expected excommunication, loss of family connection, popularity, job (best-selling author), political future and friends, threat and even death. All happened except for the last one. Thank God, for each loss God blessed me with better ones.

Turkey vs. US

FURKAN: What about your impressions of Turkey and the United States of America? When you compare Turkey with the US, what do you want to say about the similarities and differences between living in Turkey and living in the US?

EDIP: This question begs a lengthy answer. In short, the most important difference is that individual freedom and creativity is respected and encouraged in the US. In Turkey, individual freedom and creativity is suppressed to protect religious and political dogmas and a corrupt system alive. In brief, the panacea of many problems that have plagued Turkey and other so-called Muslim countries is observance of the Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Daily Life

FURKAN: Finally, would you like to give some information about your daily life? How do you spend your time? What do you do during weekdays and at weekends?

EDIP: Here is my winter schedule, in brief.

Wake up for morning prayer. Breakfast with my family. Leave home at 7:30 for the full time legal job. Return home around 5:30. Watch the news. Observe evening prayer with the family. Eat dinner with the family. Spend some time with my two sons, Yahya (9 years old) and Matine (5 years old). (You can see their pictures on my web site, www.yuksel.org). Put them in bed around 8:30 pm Afterwards, either read a book/magazine or watch an informational TV program with my wife for half or an hour. Go on Internet and answer the e-mails. Go to bed around 12 pm.

Tuesday and Thursday evenings I teach a philosophy class at the local college, from 7 pm to 8:15 pm. Soon I am expected to allocate one or two hours of evenings to teach logical reasoning section of LSAT (Law School Assessment Test) on Internet. Then, I have to reduce my time on answering e-mails.

Saturday and Sundays I spend time with my family. Once a while we all go bicycling. Sometimes we play soccer on the grass of the nearby park. We rarely go skating. In summer, both Yahya and Matine are on soccer teams (Yahya’s team’s name was Blue Galaxies, Matine’s was Bumble Bees!); taking them to training and matches keeps us pretty busy. Some nights or weekends, I try to write articles and finish books. Once a month we go to theaters, museums, art exhibitions, fairs, etc. Several days ago we participated in an activity in Yahya’s school. Yahya played violin and sang songs in the chorus. Tonight we were invited to two parties. One was casual and Western, the other was an art exhibit. Occasionally, we go to homeless shelters to cook and serve food to the needy. Once every five or six months we go for several days of trip to California. Last summer we visited Grand Canyon. Once every two or three years I go to Turkey. My wife prefers her home country, Iran.

Friday noon we meet with a small group of believers in a house and pray the congregation prayer. Leading the prayer is by turn. When their turn comes every participant, including women, gives a short speech and leads the Friday prayer. Sunday evenings we usually participate in Quranic studies. Again, with active participation of every person.

FURKAN: Thank you very much for this interview.

EDIP: Thank you.

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Your Prayers are Accepted!

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Your Prayers are Accepted

 

One of the many idols fabricated by Catholic Church

 

 

FROM:         M.M.Farhat
TO:                   Birjis Alam
CC:                    Cecil, Don W, David S, Hakam Q, Farouk A, Edip Yuksel, Daniel D
DATE:            Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 12:48 PM
SUBJECT:   St. Theresa Prayer

FROM:        Birjis Alam
TO:              Yasmin Moghul
CC:                   …
DATE:           12 October 2012 06:13
SUBJECT:   Re: Fw: St. Theresa Prayer

FROM:        Yasmin Moghul
TO:                  Birjis Alam
CC:                   …
DATE:           Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 2:37 AM
SUBJECT:   FW: St. Theresa Prayer

FROM:          Jessica Dubash
TO:                    Yasmin Moghul
CC:                     …
DATE:            Tuesday, October 9, 2012, 9:37 AM
SUBJECT:    FW: St. Theresa Prayer

FROM:          Yazdyar Haveliwala
TO:                    Jessica Dubash
CC:                     …
DATE:            Mon, 8 Oct 2012 06:46:12 +0000
SUBJECT:    RE: St. Theresa Prayer

 

This will show you how powerful prayer is !

Look at the picture, read the prayer and then make a wish and read the prayer again.

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I am picking people who have touched my life and who I think would want to receive this. Please send it back to me (You’ll see why).  In case you are not aware, Saint Theresa is known as the Saint of the Little Ways, meaning she believed in doing the little things in life well and with great love…

She is represented by roses.
May everyone who receives this message be blessed.
Saint Theresa’s Prayer Cannot be deleted. 

REMEMBER to make a wish before you read the prayer. That’s all you have to do.
There is nothing attached. Just share this with people and see what happens on the fourth day. Sorry you have to forward the message, but try not to break this, please..

 Prayer is one of the best free gifts we receive… Read the prayer below.  

Saint Theresa’s Prayer  

May today there be peace within.
May you trust God that you are exactly where you are meant to be.
May you not forget the infinite possibilities that are born of faith.
May you use those gifts that you have received, and pass on the love that has been given to you.
May you be content knowing you are a child of God.
Let this presence settle into your bones, and allow your soul the freedom to sing,
Dance, praise and love.
It is there for each and every one of us.

Now, send this to 11 people within the next 5 minutes .

This angel is sent to you..

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You must send her to 11 people including me.  

In 8 minutes you will receive something you have long awaited. 

Have faith. 

GOD BLESS YOU.

 

FROM:   Edip Yuksel edipyuksel@gmail.com
TO:          Mac Farhat
CC:          Birjis Alam, Yasmin Moghul, Jessica Dubash, Yezdyar Haveliwala
DATE:   Sun, Oct 14, 2012 at 11:39 PM
SUBJECT:      Your prayers are accepted (Re: St. Theresa Prayer)

Dear faithful people, Mac Farhat, Birjis Alam, Yasmin Moghul, Jessica Dubash, and Yezdyar Haveliwala.

I received St. Theresa’s Prayer through all of your faithful work… As you know, what goes around comes around. Your hard work has paid off!

My prayers were answered:

In my dream, I was told by an angel that all of you are pure 100% organic idiots, and that God does not like idiots.

I have a medicine for your problem, but ı am not sure whether you can administer it without help. Good luck. Here is the first pill:

Before putting anything in our mouths we observe the color, sniff its smell. If it looks rotten, or smells bad we do not touch it. If a food passes the eye and nose tests, then our taste buds will be the judge. If a harmful bit fools all those examinations, our stomach come to rescue, it revolts and throws them up. There are many other organs that function as stations for testing, examination, and modification of imported material into our bodies. They ultimately meet our smart and vigilant nano-guards: white cells. Sure, there are many harmful or potentially harmful foods that pass all the way through our digestive system into our blood, such as alcohol and fat.

Nevertheless, without much using our reasoning faculty, we have an innate system that protects our body from harmful substances. Then, it is a mystery how we put information and assertions, especially the most bizarre ones, into our brains without subjecting them to rigorous test of critical thinking.

We should not turn our brains into trashcans of false ideas, holy viruses, unexamined dogmas and superstitions, which usually use Trojan Horses to invade and conquer our castle, which is brain! We should be wise!

(For the second pill, read the following)

http://19.org/380/the-holy-viruses/

Peace,
Edip

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FROM:               M.M.Farhat
TO:                 ‘Edip Yuksel’; Farouk Aziz
CC:                 Birjis Alam; Ymoghul, Yazdyar
DATE:               15 October 2012
SUBJECT:      Your prayers are accepted (Re: St. Theresa Prayer)

Mr Yuksel

Thank you for granting me an award of being idiot. I attended 2 days conference in Oxford University organised by Arnold Mol & you  2 years ago and you put me in doubt of  your abysmal moral integrity being a disciple of imposter prophet late Rashid Khalifah, a proponent of Theory of 19.  However, now you have shown your real colours that your are on top of the most prominent idiots in the world.  I am informing your right hand man and my good friend for the last 12 + years Farouk Aziz from Malaysia as well.

My last request is: Please remove my name from your mailing list

Because a so called sensible man should not waste his time in sending trash to idiots

M. Farhat

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FROM:         M.M.Farhat
TO:                 Sh Aziz
CC:                 Arnold Mol, Iftikhar, Imran
DATE:          16 October 2012
SUBJECT:      Re: Your prayers are accepted (Re: St. Theresa Prayer)

Dear Sh Aziz. Arnold Mol, Iftikhar & Imran

Salam-o-Alaikum

To understand the bottom of the whole story you scroll down to the bottom and start reading from there.

In a nutshell my sister-in-law forwarded St Theresa Prayers to me to forward to at least 7 persons which I did including Edip Yuksel. No one replied except this man

This is for your information. You can write by all means to him.

Maqbool Farhat

Ilford

NB: Dear Aziz sahib  I cannot find Imran Goondiwala address in my address book. Will you please forward it to him

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Forwarded to Edip Yuksel by M.M. Farhat

FROM:               Arnold Yasin Mol
TO:                 M.M.Farhat
CC:                 Aziz Shaikh; Iftikhar Ahmad
DATE:               16 October 2012
SUBJECT:      Re: Your prayers are accepted (Re: St. Theresa Prayer)

Yep, that’s Edip. Too rude.

Met vredige groeten/With peace/asSalam alaykum,

Arnold Yasin Mol

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FROM:           Edip Yuksel
TO:                 Arnold Mol
CC:                 M.M.Farhat, Iftikhar Ahmad
DATE:           1 November 2012
SUBJECT:      Re: Your prayers are accepted (Re: St. Theresa Prayer)

 

Dear Arnold, I prefer to tell the truth rather than avoid being perceived as a rude person, by nice people like you, at the cost of hiding the truth. If I see ketchup on my friend’s nose, I will tell him/her that. I consider it as my duty as a friend. I have the same duty to a stranger who consults me or walking towards a cliff.

This matter is much worse than a gram of ketchup on the nose; it is the venomous spider of organized religions that has caused numerous tragedies and atrocities in human history.

The truth is not always popular, my dear friend (See: 23:70-71)… I could join the bandwagon and try to please those who keep forwarding this so-called prayer in the name of ST. THERESA, which CONTAINS:

  • Polytheistic instructions, such as “pray while looking at the picture” of one of the many the Catholic idols.
  • Fabricated rules, such as “St. Theresa’s prayer cannot be deleted” or “share it with 11 people”; and
  • False promises, such as “you will receive what you have been waiting in 8 minutes”.

Thus, I did not join the bandwagon, since It CONTRADICTS:

  • The experiences of those who pray to God in the name of idols. Those prayers do not save millions of people from their myriad miseries.
  • The monotheistic principle that instructs me not put faith in intercession of any prophet, saint, pope, bishop, priest, mullah, monk, or guru while praying to God, my only Lord.
  • My knowledge gathered through reasoned observation and learning about placebo effect, selective memory, subliminal messages, and religious promotion, marketing and propaganda.

The prayer cleverly propagates authority of the polytheistic, corrupt, and hypocritical teachings of the Catholic Church. The Quran, the proven word of God contains many prayers and I can directly pray to God without looking the picture of a fabricated saint by Catholic Church to fool and control the “faithful”, euphemism for the “gullible” and “idiot”.

By the way: Who is St. Theresa? It is one of the many fictional idols created by Catholic Church. Kellogg’s innovates and market cereals; Ford innovates and markets cars; Apple innovates electronic devises and markets them. Catholic Church innovates and markets lies, holy lies. It is a very productive lie-production machine. The bigger lies, the more excited customers it gets. They have been carving new saint-idols for every profession and segment of their target population. Anyone who knows about marketing and advertising knows that Saints serve to reinforce the brand name. The incredible wealth and power of the Catholic Church, in the past and even in the present is realized EXACTLY through these sorts of “prayer marketing” scams.

So, my dear friends. Sorry for crashing your party with sober words. Go and follow the Catholic Church’s propaganda, and look at the picture of one of the hundreds of their fictional idols and hope that your prayers will be accepted in 8 minutes!

You will be in the company of the millions of delusional and duped people who sing peace in their churches, synagogues or mosques but support warmongers, bigger military and cheer for more bloodshed. Those who can put faith in St. Theresa and the false promises in the name of God, will surely be able to put faith in many other false promises. They will suffer from cognitive dissonance, which is the culprit in the greatest tragedies in human history.

As for those who wish to pray through this or that idol, here is the alphabetic list of the saints fabricated by the Catholic Church. You will get dizzy, which one to choose. I will not say good luck, since I have no doubt that you will regret in the hereafter, if not here.

http://www.catholic.org/saints/

Before you go through the list of saints in the first letter of the alphabet, below a few “facts” about the saints peddled by the Catholic Church alongside St. Theresa. It is from the same site, above in the category of Fun Facts:

http://www.catholic.org/saints/fun_facts_arch.php

And don’t miss this menu at the same site. I removed the hyperlinks, but it should give you some idea about the SAINT INDUSTRY. It is very lucrative. It brings billions of dollars to Catholic Church:

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Here is the list of the 894 “saints” or “idols” whose names start with LETTER A only. They are all TRINITERIAN CATHOLICS. And ALL of them are worshipers of the previous saints. A self-serving industry! The holy perpetual machine!

St. Aaron
St. Abadios
St. Abadir
St. Abadiu
St. Abaidas
St. Abakerazum
St. Abakuh
St. Aba Mina
St. Abamon (Apa Pamun)
St. Abanoub
St. Aba Salamah, (Frumentius)
St. Abba Capito
St. Abba Isa
St. Abba Julian
St. Abban
St. Abban
St. Abban of Murnevin
St. Abbo
St. Abbo
St. Abdas of Susa
St. Abdas
St. Abdiesus
St. Abdon
St. Abel
St. Abercius Marcellus
St. Aberoh (Aburom, Arianus)
St. Abhor (Amba Hor)
St. Abibas
St. Abibas
St. Abibus
St. Abidianus
St. Abigail
St. Abilius
St. Abilius
St. Abilus
St. Abra
St. Abraham
St. Abraham
St. Abraham
St. Abraham
St. Abrahamites Monks
St. Abraham Kidunaja
St. Abraham of Carrhae
St. Abraham of Kratia
St. Abraham of Rostov
St. Abraham of Smolensk
St. Abraham the Poor
St. Abraham the Poor
St. Abran
St. Abreha and Atzbeha (Aizan and Sazana)
St. Absadah
St. Absadi
St. Abudimus
St. Abuna (Frumentius)
St. Frumentius of Ethiopia
St. Abundius
St. Abundius
St. Abundius
St. Abundius
St. Aburom
St. Acacius
St. Acacius
St. Acacius
St. Acca
St. Accidia
St. Acculus
St. Aceolus
St. Acepsimas
St. Acepsimas
St. Acepsius
St. Acestes
St. Acha the Confessor
St. Acharius
St. Achatius
St. Achillas
St. Achillas
St. Achillas
St. Achillas
St. Achillas
St. Achillas of Alexandria
Sts. Nereus & Achilleus
St. Achilleus
St. Achilleus Kewanuka
St. Acirianus
St. Acisclus
St. Acius
St. Acllinus
St. Acrates (Aragawi)
St. Acyndinus
St. Ada
St. Ada
St. Adalar
St. Adalard of Corbie
St. Adalbald of Ostrevant
St. Adalbero
Bl. Adalbero
St. Adalbert
St. Adalbert of Magdeburg
St. Adalbert of Prague
St. Adalgis
St. Adalgis
St. Adalgott
St. Adalsindis
St. Adalsindis
St. Adam
St. Adamnan
St. Adamnan of Coldingham
St. Adauctus
St. Adaucus
St. Addal
St. Adela
St. Adela
St. Adela
St. Adelaide
St. Adelaide
St. Adelaide of Bellich
St. Adelard
St. Adele
St. Adelelmus
St. Adelina
Bl. Adeline
St. Adeloga
St. Adelphius
St. Adelphius the ‘Confessor.’
St. Adelphus
St. Adelphus
St. Adeodatus
St. Adeodatus II
St. Aderald
St. Adheritus
St. Adjutor
St. Adjutor
St. Adolf of Osnabruck
Bl. Adolph Kolping
Sts. Adolphus and John
St. Adolphus Ludigo-Mkasa
St. Ado of Vienne
Bl. Adrian
St. Adrian
Adrian II
St. Adrian III
Adrian IV
Adrian V
St. Adrian
St. Adrian
St. Adrian
St. Adrian, Abbot
Bl. Adrian Fortescue
St. Adrian III
Adrianus
St. Adrian Van Hilvarenbeek
St. Adrio
St. Adulf
Sts. Adulph and John
St. Adventor
St. Aedesius
St. Aedesius
St. Aedh MacBricc
St. Aelred of Rievaulx
St. Aemilianus (Emilian)
St. Aengus
St. Aetherius
St. Afan
St. Afra
St. Afra
St. Africanus
St. Africus
St. Agabius
St. Agabus
St. Aganus
St. Agape
St. Agape
St. Agapitus
St. Agapitus
St. Agapius
St. Agapius
St. Agapius
St. Agatha
St. Agatha Kwon Chin-i
St. Agatha
St. Agatha Chon Kyonghyob
St. Agatha Kim
St. Agatha Lin
St. Agathangelo Noury
St. Agathangelus
St. Agatha Yi
St. Agatha Yi Kannan
St. Agatha Yi Kyong-i
St. Agatha Yi Sosa
St. Agatho
St. Agatho
St. Agathoclia
St. Agathon
St. Agathopus
St. Agathus
St. Ageranus
St. Agericus
St. Agia
St. Agia
St. Agilbert
St. Agilberta
St. Agileus
St. Agilulfus
St. Agilus
Bl. Agnello of Pisa
St. Agnellus
St. Agnellus of Pisa
St. Agnes
St. Agnes of Assisi
St. Agnes of Bohemia
St. Agnes De
Bl. Agnes de Jesus Galand
St. Agnes Kim Hyoju
St. Agnes of Assisi
St. Agnes of Bohemia
St. Agnes of Montepulciano
St. Agnes of Poitiers
St. Agnes of Rome
Bl. Agnes Takea
Bl. Agnes Tsao-Kouy
St. Agobard
St. Agofredus
St. Agostina Petrantoni
St. Agostino Roscelli
St. Agrecius
St. Agricola
St. Agricola
St. Agricolus
St. Agrippina
St. Agrippinus
Bl. Agustin Caloca Cortes
St. AIban of Mainz
St. Aibert
St. Aichardus
St. Aidan
St. Aidan of Lindisfarne
St. Aidan of Ferns
St. Aidric
St. Aigulf
St. Aigulf
St. Ailbhe
St. Aileran
St. Aimo
St. Aizan and Sazana (Abreha and Atzbeha)
St. Ajuture
Bl. Alan de la Roche
Bl. Alan de Solminihac
St. Alban
St. Alban Bartholomew Roe
St. Alban of Britain
St. Alberic of Utrecht
St. Alberic of Cîteaux
St. Alberic Crescitelli
Bl. Albert of Bergamo
Bl. Albert of Clatina
St. Albert Chmielowski
St. Albert the Great
St. Albertinus
St. Albert of Jerusalem
St. Albert of Magdeburg
Bl. Alberto Marvelli
Bl. Albert of Bergamo
St. Albert of Cashel
St. Albert of Como
St. Albert of Gambron
St. Albert of Genoa
St. Albert of Jerusalem
St. Albert of Louvain
St. Albert of Montecorvino
St. Albert of Trapani
St. Alberto Hurtado Cruchaga
St. Albina
St. Albinus
St. Albinus
St. Alburga
St. Alcmund
Bl. Alcuin
St. Aldate
St. Aldebrandus
St. Aldegunais
St. Aldemar
St. Aldericus
St. Aldhelm
St. Aldo
St. Aleaunie
St. Alena
St. ALEXANDER
St. Alexander
St. Alexander of Jerusalem
St. Alexander I
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
Alexander II
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
Alexander III
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
Alexander IV
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
St. Alexander Akimetes
St. Alexander the Bishop
St. Alexander Briant
Sts. Alexander, Heraclins, and Companions
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
St. Alexander of Gaza
St. Alexander of Kemet
St. Alexander
St. Alexander Nevski
St. Alexander of Alexandria
St. Alexander of Comana
St. Alexander of Constantinople
Bl. Alexander of Lugo
Bl. Alexander Rawlins
St. Alexander Sauli
St. Alexander the Soldier
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
St. Alexander
St. Alexandra and Companions
St. Alexandra
St. Alexandra of Alexandria
Bl. Alexandrina Maria da Costa
St. Alexis
St. Alexis Falconieri
Bl. Alexius Nakamura
St. Alex U Seyong
St. Aleydis
St. Alfanus
Bl. Alfonso Maria Fusco
St. Alfreda
Bl. Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster
St. Alfred the Great
St. Alfrick
St. Alfwold
St. Alice
St. Alipius
Bl. Alix Le Clercq
St. Alkeld
St. Allerius
St. Allucio
St. Almachius
St. Almedh
St. Almirus
St. Almus
St. Alnoth
St. Alodia
Bl. Luigi Variara
Bl. Alojzije Stepinac
St. Alonso Rodriguez
St. Aloysius Gonzaga
St. Alphaeus
St. Alphaeus
St. Alphege
St. Alphege of Canterbury
St. Alphege
St. Alphius
St. Alphonsa
St. Alphonsa of the Immaculate Conception
St. Alphonsus
Bls. Alphonsus Navarette, Ferdinand Ayala, and Leo Tanaca
Bl. Alphonsus de Mena
Bl. Alphonsus de Orozco
Bl. Alphonsus de Vaena
St. Alphonsus Marie Liguori
St. Alphonsus Rodriguez
St. Airick
St. Altfrid
Sts. Altigianus and Hilarinus
St. Altinus
St. Altman
St. Alto
Bl. Alvarez of Corova
St. Alverius
St. Alvitus
St. Alypius
St. Amabilis
St. Amabilis
Bl. Amadeus IX of Savoy
Bl. Amadeus of Lausanne
St. Amadour
St. Amaethlu
St. Amalberga
St. Amalberga
St. Amand
St. Amandus
St. Amantius
St. Amantius of Como
St. Amantius
St. Amarand
St. Amaranthus
St. Amarinus
ST. Amasius
St. Amaswinthus
St. Amata
Bl. Amata
St. Amator
St. Amator
St. Amator
St. Amatus
St. Amatus
St. Amba Agatho the Silent, Abraham
St. Amba Baula the Just (Paul)
St. Amba Betra (Peter)
St. Amba Paphnutius
St. Amba Shenudi
St. Ambrose
St. Ambrose
St. Ambrose of Alexandria
St. Ambrose Aut-pert
St. Ambrose Edward Barlow
Bl. Ambrose Fernandez
St. Ambrose Kibuka
Bl. Ambrosio Francisco Ferro and Companions
St. Ambytianus
St. Amedeus
St. Amelberga
St. Amelberga
St. Amelberga
St. Amicus
St. Amicus
St. Ammon
St. Ammon
Ammon, the Great
St. Ammon
St. Ammon
St. Ammon
St. Ammon and Serapion
St. Ammonaria
St. Ammonas
St. Ammonius
St. Ammonius
St. Amo
St. Amor
St. Amor of Amorbach
St. Amor of Aquitaine
Bls. Amparo Rosat Balasch and Maria del Calvario Romero Clariana
St. Ampelius
St. Ampellius
St. Ampelus
St. Amphianus
St. Amphibalus
St. Amphilocus
St. Amphion
St. Ampliatus
St. Amulwinus
St. Amunia
St. Anacharius
Bl. Anacleto González Flores
St. Anacletus
St. Anacletus II
St. Ananias
St. Ananias II
St. Ananias III
St. Anastasia
St. Anastasia II
St. Anastasia III
St. Anastasia Patricia
St. Anastasia the Patrician
St. Anastasius
St. Anastasius I
St. Anastasius X
St. Anastasius XI
St. Anastasius XII
St. Anastasius XIII
St. Anastasius XIV
St. Anastasius XV
St. Anastasius XVI
St. Anastasius XVII
St. Anastasius XVIII
St. Anastasius XIX
Anastasius II
St. Anastasius XX
St. Anastasius
Anastasius III
Anastasius IV
St. Anastasius V
St. Anastasius VI
St. Anastasius VII
St. Anastasius VIII
St. Anastasius IX
St. Anastasius Cornicularius
St. Anastasius the Fuller
St. Anastasius the Sinaite
St. Anathalon
St. Anatole Kiriggwajjo
St. Anatolia
St. Anatolius
St. Anatolius of Laodicea
St. Anatolius
St. Anatolius
St. Andeolus
St. Andochius
Bl. Andrea Carlo Ferrari
Bl. Andrea Giacinto Longhin
St. Andreas Bauer
St. Andre Bessette
Bl. Andre de Soveral
Bl. Andre Fardeau
Bl. Andrés Solá Molist
St. Andrew
St. Andrew Chong Hwa-Gyong
Bl. Andrew Hibernon
Bl. Andrew of Strumi
Bl. Andrew Segni (of Anagni)
St. Andrew Thong Kim Nguyen
St. Andrew Trong Van Tran
St. Andrew
St. Andrew
St. Andrew
St. Andrew and Companions
St. Andrew Avellino
St. Andrew Bobola
St. Andrew-Chong Kwagyong
St. Andrew Corsini
St. Andrew Dotti
St. Andrew Dung Lac
St. Andrew Dung Lac
Bl. Andrew Ishchak
St. Andrew Kagwa
Sts. Andrew Kim Taegon, Paul Chong Hasang, and Companions
St. Andrew Nam-Thuong
Bl. Andrew Oexner of Riun
St. Andrew of Crete
Bl. Andrew of Phu Yen
Bl. Andrew of Segni
St. Andrew of Trier
Bl. Andrew Sushinda
St. Andrew the Scot
St. Andrew the Tribune
St. Andrew Tien-K’Ing
Bl. Andrew Tokuan
St. Andrew Trong
St. Andrew Wouters
St. Andrew Zorard
St. Andronicus
St. Anectus
St. Angadresma
Bl. Ángel Darío Acosta Zurita
St. Angela of the Cross
St. Angela Merici
Bl. Angela of Foligno
Bl. Angela Salawa
St. Angelelmus
Fra Angelico
St. Angelo
Bl. Angelo Augustine of Florence
Bl. Angelo of Borgo San Sepolcro
Bl. Angelo of Chivasso
Bl. Angelus of Acri
Bl. Angelus Orsucci
St. Angilbert
St. Angilbert
St. Anglinus
St. Angus MacNisse
St. Anianas
St. Anianus
St. Anianus
St. Anicet Adolfo
Bl. Anicet Hryciuk
St. Anicetus
St. Anicetus
St. Aninus
St. Anna the Prophetess
St. Anna Dierk (Maria Adolfina)
St. Anna Kim
St. Anna Nan-Sinn-Cheu
Bl. Anna of the Angels Monteagudo
St. Anna Pak A-gi
Bl. Anna Rosa Gattorno
St. Anna Schaeffer
St. Anna Wang
Sts. Joachim and Anne
Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerick
Bl. Anne of Saint Bartholomew
St. Anne
St. Anne
Bl. Anne-Francoise de Villeneuve
Bl. Anne Hmard
Bl. Anne Jahouvey
St. Anne Line
Bl. Anne Mary Taigi
Bl. Anne Maugrain
St. Annemund
St. Anno
St. Annobert
Bl. Annunciata Cocchetti
St. Ansanus
St. Ansbald
St. Ansbert
St. Ansegisus
St. Anselm
St. Anselm of Lucca
St. Anselm
St. Anselm of Lucca
St. Anselm of Nonantola
Bl. Anselm Polanco Fontecha
St. Ansfrid
St. Ansgar
St. Ansillo
St. Anskar
St. Ansovinus
St. Anstrudis
St. Ansueris
St. Ansuinus
St. Ansurius
St. Anterus
St. Anthelm
St. Anthimus
St. Antholian
St. Anthony
Bl. Anthony Baldinucci
Bl. Anthony of Amandola
Bl. Anthony of Hungary
Bl. Anthony of Stroncone
St. Anthony, Merulus, and John
St. Anthony, Merulus, and John
Bl. Anthony
St. Anthony the Abbot
Bl. Anthony Baldinucci
St. Anthony Dainan
St. Anthony Daniel
St. Anthony Daveluy
Bl. Anthony della Chiesa
St. Anthony Dich Nguyen
Bl. Anthony Fantosat
Bl. Anthony Francisco
Bl. Anthony Gonzales
St. Anthony the Great of Thebes
St. Anthony the Hermit
St. Anthony Ishida
St. Anthony Kauleas
St. Anthony Kim Son-u
Bl. Anthony Kimura
Bl. Anthony Kiun
Bl. Anthony Manzi
St. Anthony Mary Claret
St. Anthony Mary Gianelli
St. Anthony Mary Pucci
St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria
Bl. Anthony Middleton
St. Anthony Nam-Quynh
Bl. Anthony Neyrot
Bl. Anthony of Korea
St. Anthony of Saxony
Bl. Anthony of St. Bonaventure
Bl. Anthony of Tuy
St. Anthony of Padua
St. Anthony Pechersky
St. Anthony Peter Dich
St. Anthony Primaldi
Bl. Anthony Sanga
Bl. Anthony Turner
Bl. Anthony Vom
St. Anthusa
St. Anthusa the Younger
St. Antidius
St. Antilnus
St. Antiochus
St. Antipas
Bl. Antoine Chevrier
Bl. Antoine Fournier
Bl. Antoinette Roussel
Bl. Anton Maria Schwartz
Bl. Antonia Mesina
St. Antonino Fantosati
St. Antoninus
St. Antoninus
St. Antoninus
St. Antoninus of Sorrento
Bl. Antonio de Sant’Anna Galvao
St. Antonio Vieira
Bl. Anton Martin Slomsek
Bl. Anwarite Nangapeta
St. Anysia
St. Anysius
St. Apelles
St. Aphraates
St. Aphrodisius
St. Aphrodisius
St. Apollinaris
St. Apollinaris
St. Apollinaris
St. Apollinaris
St. Apollinaris
St. Apollinaris Franco
St. Apollinaris Sidonius
St. Apollinaris Syncletica
St. Apollo
St. Apollo and Companions
St. Apollonia
St. Apollonius
St. Apollonius
St. Apollonius
St. Apollonius
St. Apollonius the Apologist
St. Aponius
Apostle of the Gentiles
The Apostles
Apostles of England
Apostles of Erin (Ireland)
Apostles of Rome
St. Appian
St. Appian
St. Apronia
St. Apronian
St. Aprus
St. Apuleius
St. Aquila
St. Aquila
St. Aquilina
St. Aquilina
St. Aquilinus
St. Aquilinus
St. Aquilinus
St. Arator
St. Arator
St. Arbogast
St. Arcadius
St. Arcadius
St. Arcadius and Companions
St. Arcangelo Tadini
Bl. Archangela Girlani
St. Archelais and Companions
St. Archelaus
St. Archippus
St. Arcontius
St. Ardalion
St. Ardanus
St. Ardo
St. Arduinus
St. Arduinus
St. Aredius
St. Aresius and Companions
St. Aretas and Companions
St. Arethas and Companions
St. Aretius
St. Argeus
St. Argymirus
St. Ariadne
St. Arialdus
St. Arian and Companions
St. Arigius
St. Arilda
St. Aristarchus
St. Aristides
St. Aristion
St. Aristobulus
St. Ariston and Companions
St. Armagillus
St. Armentarius
St. Armentarius
St. Armogastes and Companions
Bl. Arnaldo Catani
St. Arnold
St. Arnold Jansen
Bl. Arnold Reche
St. Arnulf
St. Arnulf
St. Arnulf
St. Arnulf of Eynesbury
St. Arnulf
St. Arnulf of Soissons
St. Arnulf
St. Arsacius
St. Arsenius
St. Arsenius the Great
St. Artaldus
St. Artaxus
St. Artemas
St. Artemas
Bl. Artemide Zatti
St. Artemius
St. Artemius
St. Artemius
St. Arthelais
St. Arwald
St. Asaph
St. Ascelina
Bl. Ascension of the Heart of Jesus Nicol Goni
St. Asclas
St. Asclepiades
St. Asella
St. Ashley
St. Asicus
St. Aspasius
St. Aspren
St. Asteria
St. Astericus
St. Astericus
St. Astericus and Companions
St. Astericus
St. Astius
St. Athanasia of Aegina
St. Athanasius
St. Athanasius
St. Athanasius
St. Athanasius
St. Athanasius
St. Athanasius
St. Athanasius
St. Athanasius Badzekuketta
St. Athanasius the Athonite
St. Athelm
St. Athenodorus
St. Athenodorus
St. Athenogenes
St. Atilano Cruz Alvarado
St. Attala
St. Attalas
St. Attalia
St. Atticus
St. Atticus of Constantinople
St. Attilanus
St. Atto
St. Atto
St. Atto
St. Attracta
St. Aubin
St. Auctus
St. Augulus
St. Augusta
St. Augustalus
St. Augustine of Canterbury
St. Augustine of Hippo
St. Augustine Huy Viet Phan
St. Augustine Moi
St. Augustine Moi Van Nguyen
St. Augustine of Huy
Bl. Augustine Ota
St. Augustine Pak Chong-won
St. Augustine Tchao
St. Augustine Webster
St. Augustine Yi Chin-gil
St. Augustine Yi Kwang-hon
6 Augustinian Recollect Companions
Bl. Augusto Czartoryski
St. Augusto Andres
St. Augustus
St. Augustus Chapdelaine
St. Augustus Schoffler
St. Aurea
St. Aurea
St. Aurea
St. Aurea
St. Aurea
St. Aurelia of Strasbourg
St. Aurelian of Limoges
St. Aurelian
St. Aurelian
Bl. Aurelio da Vinalesa
Bl. Aurelio Maria
St. Aurelius
St. Aureus
St. Ausonius
St. Auspicius
St. Austell
St. Austindus
St. Austreberta
St. Austregisilus
St. Austremonius
St. Autbert
St. Autbert
St. Autbod (Aubeu)
St. Autbodus
St. Authaire
St. Autonomous
St. Autor
St. Autus
St. Auxanus
St. Auxentius
St. Auxentius of Bithynia
St. Auxibius
St. Ava
St. Aventanus
St. Aventine of Troyes
St. Aventinus of Tours
St. Aventinus of Chartres
Bls. Avertanus and Romaeus
St. Aviates
St. Avitus
St. Avitus
St. Avitus of Vienne
St. Avitus I of Clermont
St. Avitus II of Clermont
St. Aymard
St. Azas and Companions

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