Famous Catholics

["Exposing The Lies And Feeding The Truth"]

Bing Crosby (singer, actor)
Ray Bolger (The Scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz)
Jimmy Durante (Singer, comedian, Actor) 
Fred MacMurray (Actor)
Rosalind Russell (Actress)
Lawrence Welk (Band Leader)
Charles Boyer (actor)
Bela Lugosi (actor "Dracula")
Rita Hayworth (actress)
Jack Haley (The Tinman in the Wizard of Oz)
Jackie Coogan (Uncle Fester in the Addams Family)
Pat O'Brien (actor)
Dennis Day (Irish Tenor)
Louella Parsons (gossip columnist)
Spike Jones (comedy singer)
Sharon Tate (murdered by the Charles Manson Family)
Joan Davis (actress)
Edmond O'Brien (actor)
Mary Astor (actress)
ZaSu Pitts (actress)
John Ford (director)
Mario Lanza (actor)
Joe Flynn (Captain Binghampton in McHale's Navy)
Richard Arlen (actor)
MacDonald Carey (actor)
John Candy (comic actor)
Mary Frann (actress)
Vince Edwards (actor "Ben Casey")
Audrey Meadows (actress)
John Ford (director of "The Quiet Man", westerns starring John Wayne)
Richard Egan (charactor actor)
Jim Murray (sports columnist, co-founder of Sports Illustrated)
Helen O'Connel (Big Band Singer)
Mario Tomaza (opera Singer)
Bonita Granville (actress)
Mack Sennett ("King of Comedy")
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Warren H.Carroll (author, Catholic Historian)
Charles Carroll (only Catholic signer of the Decleration of Independence)
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Christina Aguilera  (pop singer)
Rachel Lampa  (teenage Contemporary Christian music singer)
Rich Mullins (Contemporary Christian Singer-Songwriter)
Chris Rice (Contemporary Christian Singer)
Jaci Valasquez (Contemporary Christian Singer)
Kathy Trocoli (Contemporary Christian Singer)
John Michael Talbot (Contemporary Christian Singer)
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Phillip II (King of Spain, Launched the Spanish Armada)
Catherine of Aragon (1st wife of Henry VIII)
Mary Tudor (daughter of Henry VIII & Catherine)
King James II (England)
Charles II (brother of Jamess II)
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Sonny Bono (Entertainer, Politician)
Jim Thorpe (fotball player, olympian)
GK Chesterson (English Author, Catholic Apologist)
Guy Fawkes (English conspirator)
Edith Stein
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Cardinal Mahony (Los Angeles)
The Del Rubio triplets
Mike Piazza
Nomar Garciaparra (baseball player)
John Forsythe (actor)
Gina Bove (Gina Bove Band)
Cathy Rigby (gymnast)
Bono Vox (aka Paul Hewson, singer U-2)
Frank McCourt (writer)
Frank Keating (Governor of Oklahoma)
Emmanule Ronzoni Sr., founder of Ronzoni Pasta
Sammy Sosa (Baseball player)
Mark McGwire (Baseball player)
Farrah Fawcett (actress)
Henry Ford (Auto maker)
Melinda Gates (wife of Bill Gates)
Jenny McCarthey (model, actress)
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Peter Criss (drummer - KISS)
Eddie Van Halen (guitarist -Van Halen)
Alex Van Halen (drummer - Van Halen)
Frank Zappa (guitarist)
Nick Nolte (actor)
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Susan Serrandon (actress)
Nicole Kidman (actress)
Dylan McDermott (actor)
Rosie O'Donnell (actress, tv personality)
Conan O'Brian (tv host, comedian)
Regis Philbin (tv personality)
Frances Shand Kydd (Princess Diana's mother)
Mother Angelica (host of EWTN's Mother Angelica)
Gary Marshall (producer, sister of Penny Marshall)
Moira Kelly (actress)
Will Smith (actor, singer)
The Baldwins (actors)
Celine Dion (singer)
Bryant Gumbel (journalist)
Imelda Marcos (wife of Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos)
Ferdinand Marcos
Corazon Aquino (first woman president in Asia -or the world?)
Rupert Everett (British actor)
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Carroll O'Connor (actor - Archie Bunker)
Tom Wilson (actor - Biff on Back to the Future)
Dion (singer 'Dion & the Belmonts')
Ben Affleck (actor)
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Jean Paul Belmondo (French actor)
Charles DeGaulle (French military leader and politician)
Konrad Adenauer (German politician)
Marie Curie-Sklodowska (Polish-French physicist and chemist)
Georges Danton (French politician; a leader of French Revolution)
Spencer Tracy (American actor)
Marcello Mastroianni (Italian actor; "La Dolce Vita")
Francisco Franco (Spanish dictator)
Jules Verne (French author; father of modern science-fiction genre)
Gene Wolfe (American science-fiction writer)
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (British writer, creator of Sherlock Holmes)
Hermann Broch (German novelist; "The Death of Virgil")
Rudolph Valentino (American actor; silent movies star)
Jean Claude VanDamme (American/Belgian movie star)
Antonio Banderas (Spanish/American actor)
Walter M.Miller Jr (American science-fiction author)
Clifford Simak (American science-fiction author)
Gregory Peck (American movie star)
Oscar Schindler (German industrialist, "Schindler's list")
Zbigniew Brzezinski (American politician and political analyst)
David E Kelley (American TV producer)
Matin Scorcese (American filmmaker;"Taxi Driver")
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Rene Descartes (French philosopher and mathematician, founder of modern philosophy)
Roberto Assagioli (Italian psychiatrist; Psychosynthesis, modern transpersonal psychology)
Nicholas Cage (American actor;"Leaving Las Vegas")
Amerigo Vespucci (Italian navigator; the American continent derives it's name from his)
Moliere (French playwright)
William the Conqueror (Norman duke and king of England)
Charlemagne (the most important ruler in early Western Christendom)
Rudolf Steiner (Austrian occultist; Anthroposophy)
George Santayana (American philosopher)
John Dos Passos (American novelist; "Manhattan Transfer")
Erasmus (Dutch humanist and philosopher)
Saint Thomas More (English philosopher, statesman, martyr and saint)
Blaise Pascal (French mathematician and writer)
Voltaire (French writer, the central figure of the Enlightenment)
Saint Francis of Assisi (founder of the Franciscan order)
William Colby ("Mr. C.I.A.")
Josip Broz Tito (Yugoslav dictator, "Non-alignment")
Charles Baudelaire (French poet and essayist)
Johann Gutenberg (German inventor, father of the printed word)
Marshall McLuhan (Canadian sociologist)
Simon Bolivar ("El Libertador", Spanish Americas hero)
Walker Percy (American author;"The Moviegoer")
Camille Paglia (American essayist and "fame";"Sexual Personae")
Milan Kundera (Czech writer; "Unbearable Lightness of Being")
Bernadette Devlin-McAliskey (Irish political activist)
Alexander Pope (English writer)
Anthony Burgess (British author; "The Clockwork Orange")
Joseph Haydn (Austrian composer)
Claudio Monteverdi (Italian Renaissance composer)
Niccolo Machiavelli (Italian political philosopher; "Machiavelism")
Brigitte Bardot (French actress)
Wallace Stevens (American poet; convert)
John Shakespeare (dramatist William Shakespeare's father)
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St.John of the Cross (Spanish mystic and poet)
Saint Theresa of Avila (Spanish mysic and writer)
El Greco (Spanish painter)
Francisco Goya (Spanish painter)
St.Ignatius Loyola (Spanish/Basque warrior, mystic and saint, founder of the Jesuit order)
Luis Bunuel (Spanish/French director; "Discreet charm of bourgeoisie")
Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish painter)
Jan van Ruysbroeck (Flemish mystic, "Doctor Ecstaticus")
St. Thomas Aquinas (the central theologian, "Doctor Angelicus")
Raphael (Italian painter)
Albrecht Duerer (German painter)
Hernan Cortez ( Spanish conqueror of Mexico)
Christopher Columbus ( Spanish explorer, discovery of the Americas)
Fernan de Magellan ( Portuguese/Spanish navigator, the first expedition around the globe)
Geoffrey Chaucer (father of English literature)
Oscar Wilde (Irish writer)
Honore de Balzac (French writer)
Gustave Flaubert (French writer)
Giuseppe Verdi (Italian opera composer)
Louis Pasteur (French chemist, biologist,..)
Gregor Mendel (Austrian monk, founder of genetics)
Alexander Fleming (British/Scottish microbiologist, penicilin)
John von Neumann (Hungarian-American mathematician and physicist-computers)
Enrico Fermi (Italian-American physicist; first nuclear reactor, A-bomb)
Sylvester Stallone (American movie star)
Pierce Brosnan (Irish actor)
Matthew McConnaughty (American actor)
Pele (Brazilian soccer player)
Lara Flynn Boyle (American actress)
Giacomo Casanova (Italian adventurer, archetypal lover)
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Don't forget our Beloved Supreme Court:
Antonin Scalia (whose son is a priest in the Arlington VA diocese)
Clarence Thomas (Evangelical Episcopalian who converted to Catholicism)
Anthony Kennedy (He IS a Kennedy)
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (composer)
Ludwig van Beethoven (composer)
Gustav Mahler (composer)
Franz Liszt (composer)
Frederic Chopin (composer)
Claude Debussy (composer)
3 out of 4 "Beatles" - John, Paul, & George (Ringo Starr is Jewish)
Cormac McCarthy (American author; "Blood Meridian", "All the Pretty Horses")
Michel de Montaigne (father of personal essay)
Miguel de Cervantes (father of the Western novel, "Don Quijote")
Victor Hugo (French author, "Les Miserables")
Marcel Proust (French author,"In Search of Lost Time")
Joseph Conrad (British/Polish author, "Heart of Darkness", "Lord Jim")
Francis Scott Fitzgerald (author, "The Great Gatsby")
J.R. Tolkien (*the* fantasy author, "The Lord of Rings")
Flannery O'Connor (American authoress)
Martin Heidegger (German philosopher)
Ludwig Wittgenstein (Austrian-British philosopher)
Erwin Schroedinger (physicist, Quantum Mechanics)
Robert Musil (Austrian writer, "Man without Qualities")
Rainer Maria Rilke (German-language poet)
Nicholas Copernic (Polish astronomer, the heliocentic theory)
Henri Poincare (the last universal mathematician, forerunner of chaos theory)
Joseph Lous Lagrange( founder of classical mechanics)
Antoine Lavoisier (father of modern chemistry)
Diego Velazquez (painter)
Francisco Goya (painter)
Titian (painter)
Eugene Delacroix (painter)
Pablo Picasso (painter)
Henri Matisse (painter)
Salvador Dali (painter)
Senator Joe McCarthy ("McCarthysm", Cold war)
Adolf Hitler ("Fuehrer")
Joseph Goebbels (Nazi propaganda)
Heinrich Himmler (SS)
Fidel Castro (Cuban dictator)
Robert Mugabe (Zimbabwean dictator)
Lucky Luciano ("father" of modern organized crime)
Federico Fellini (director, "La Dolce Vita", "Amarcord")
Oliver Stone (director, "JFK", "Platoon")
Jorge Luis Borges (author)
Umberto Eco (semiologist and author)
Alain Delon (actor)
Catherine Deneuve (actress)
Faye Dunaway (actress)
Sir Alec Guinness (actor)
Gabriel Garcia Marquez (author)
Sir Sean Connery (Scottish actor, "007")
Dave Allen (comedian)
Jeb Bush (governor of Florida, current US president's brother)
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James Woods (actor)
Mel Gibson (movie star)
Martin Sheen (actor)
Alfred Hitchcock (Anglo-American filmmaker)
Liam Neeson (Irish actor)
Kevin Smith (movie director)
Rudy Guiliani (mayor of New York City)
Tom Ridge (Governor of Pennsylvania)
George Pataki (Governor of New York)
Mother Teresa (Albanian-born Indian nun, 1979 Nobel Peace Prize)
Karol Wojtyla (aka. Pope John Paul II)
Maureen O'Hara (actress)
John Wayne - 'converted' (actor)
Madonna (singer)
Cyndi Lauper (singer)
Bob Geldof  (singer - producer)
Bruce Springsteen (singer)
Bil Keane (cartoonist - Family Circus)
Arnold Schwarzenegger (Austrian Bodybuilder, actor)
Babe Ruth (athlete)
Vince Lombardi (coach)
Roger Maris (athlete)
Brooke Shields (actress)
Sean Penn (actor)
Bianca Jagger (model)
Mick Jagger (singer - Rolling Stones)
Al Pacino (actor)
Robert DeNiro (actor)
Frank Zappa (singer)
Lech Walesa (Polish labour leader)
Christa McAuliffe (astronaut)
Alexander Haig
Pierre Trudeau
James Cagney (actor)
Mario Cuomo (politician)
Geraldine Ferraro (politician)
Jesus Alou (athlete)
The Kennedys
Loretta Young (actress)
Joan of Arc (Saint, military leader)
Danny Thomas (actor)
Galileo (astronomer)
Perry Como (singer)
Mary Queen of Scots (Scottish Queen)
William F. Buckly Jr
Jackie Kennedy-Onassis (wife of John F. Kennedy)
Al Smith
Jerry Brown (politician)
Whitey Ford (athlete)
John McEnroe (athlete)
Frank Sinatra (singer)
Anne Bancroft (actress)
George M. Cohan
Patty Duke (actress)
Dean Martin (actor, singer)
Fernando Lamas (actor)
Cesar Romero (actor)
Ricardo Montalban (actor)
Ernest & Julio Gallo (wine makers)
Ed McMahon (entertainer)
Billy Martin (athlete)
Saint Nicholaus (Santa Claus)
Jimmy Breslin (U.S. journalist, author)
Bill Murray (actor)
Michelangelo (artist)
Leonardo da Vinci (artist, inventor, etc...)
Luciano Pavarotti (singer)
Charo (entertainer)
Carmen Miranda (entertainer)
Desi Arnaz (actor)
Boy George (singer)
The Lennon Sisters (singers)
George Carlin (comedian)
Al Capone (gangster)
Sophia Loren (actress)
Annette Funicello (actress)
Joyce Kilmer (writer)
Ferdinand & Isabella (former King & Queen of Spain)
Napoleon (Emperor of the French)
Fiorello La Guardia (politician)
Mussolini (Italian Fascist dictator and prime minister )
Evita Peron
Grace Kelly (actress)
Evelyn Waugh (British novelist)
Betty Hutton
Clare Boothe Luce (U.S. diplomat, writer)
Tennessee Williams (U.S. dramatist)
Graham Greene (British novelist)
Frances Farmer
Dante (Italian poet)
Gerald Manley Hopkins
James Joyce (Irish writer)
Jack Kerouac (American writer)
William Barrett
Mary McCarthy (U.S. author, critic)
John Powers
Fr. Andrew Greely (priest, writer)

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STEALTH

 

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"An Eye For An Eye
Will Make The Whole World Blind"
-Mahatma Ghandi
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"Service to others is the rent
you pay for your room here on earth".
 - Muhammad Ali, in "Time" USA, 1978
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"Study The Past, The Answers To
 The Present Day Conflicts Are There"
 - STEALTH 2001
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