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	<title>Comments on: Manfred Honeck</title>
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	<description>reed on!</description>
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		<title>By: BARBARA FRIEDHOFF</title>
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		<dc:creator>BARBARA FRIEDHOFF</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:05:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I loved reading about Manfred Honeck. Finally a Catholic conductor in the music world who actually practises his faith! I have beenm the principal violist in the Gulbenkian Orchestra in Lisbon, Portugal for almost 30 years now and I have to hide my Catholic faith alot at work. This article was heaven to read. How I wish Manfred would conduct us. My only reservation is that he doesn&#039;t feel the need to defend the unborn openly. We must always defend the defenseless victims of abortion.  Every Wed. between my double rehearsals I race downtown to pray the rosary in front of Lisbon&#039;s first &#039;Abortion Clinic&#039; and try to help any women I can to keep from killing their children. One day we saved 2 babies. But mostly it is just women entering and exiting with white gauze wrapped around their wrists and minus the baby in their womb. It is very depressing  but I feel my faith calls me to do this.  I studied in Vienna also like Manfred Honeck when I was 19 and went to Mass weekly at St. Stephen&#039;s. Then I lost my faith in the secular world of music. Now after nearly 20 years away from it I am back in the one true church and it helps me through all the pressure of performing and dealing with conductors and colleagues. I hope one day we might meet, Maestro Honeck. I can show you Fatima and some beautiful Catholic sites here in Portugal.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I loved reading about Manfred Honeck. Finally a Catholic conductor in the music world who actually practises his faith! I have beenm the principal violist in the Gulbenkian Orchestra in Lisbon, Portugal for almost 30 years now and I have to hide my Catholic faith alot at work. This article was heaven to read. How I wish Manfred would conduct us. My only reservation is that he doesn&#8217;t feel the need to defend the unborn openly. We must always defend the defenseless victims of abortion.  Every Wed. between my double rehearsals I race downtown to pray the rosary in front of Lisbon&#8217;s first &#8216;Abortion Clinic&#8217; and try to help any women I can to keep from killing their children. One day we saved 2 babies. But mostly it is just women entering and exiting with white gauze wrapped around their wrists and minus the baby in their womb. It is very depressing  but I feel my faith calls me to do this.  I studied in Vienna also like Manfred Honeck when I was 19 and went to Mass weekly at St. Stephen&#8217;s. Then I lost my faith in the secular world of music. Now after nearly 20 years away from it I am back in the one true church and it helps me through all the pressure of performing and dealing with conductors and colleagues. I hope one day we might meet, Maestro Honeck. I can show you Fatima and some beautiful Catholic sites here in Portugal.</p>
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