From time to time Tim is faced with the unenviable task of attempting to correct mistatements emanating from the neocats. Many of these mistatements deal with the meanings of words. Tim is a great teacher, as all of us who follow JungleWatch know, but as we also know neocats have their own ways of defining words. I suspect that Humpty Dumpty is the authority they look to.
Humpty Dumpty smiled contemptuously. ... "When I use a word,"Humpty Dumpty said, in rather a scornful tone, "it means just what I choose it to mean—neither more nor less." "The question is," said Alice, "whether you can make words mean so many different things."
Here's an example:
DianaJuly 30, 2017 at
Dear Anonymous at 9:28 pm ,
I have already proven that a seminary can be a corporation sole with a Board of Directors. St. John Seminary is a corporation sole with the Archbishop of Los Angeles as the corporate sole. See the weblink below:
https://neocatechemunal.blogspot.com/2015/10/st-john-seminary-in-california.html?m=1
There is the evidence. A seminary can be a corporation sole. RMS is also a corporation sole. So, you see...Rohr was wrong when he told you that ONLY an Archdiocese is a corporation sole.
I have already proven that a seminary can be a corporation sole with a Board of Directors. St. John Seminary is a corporation sole with the Archbishop of Los Angeles as the corporate sole. See the weblink below:
https://neocatechemunal.blogspot.com/2015/10/st-john-seminary-in-california.html?m=1
There is the evidence. A seminary can be a corporation sole. RMS is also a corporation sole. So, you see...Rohr was wrong when he told you that ONLY an Archdiocese is a corporation sole.
Even if a
"seminary" in California Guam
has its own laws, and a corporation sole is defined as follows:
§ 10102. Religious Corporations. Corporation sole.
For the administration of the temporalities of any religious
denomination, society, or church, and the management of the estates and
properties thereof, it shall be lawful for the bishop, chief priest, or presiding
elder of any such religious denomination, society, or church to become a
corporation sole unless inconsistent with the rules, regulations, or discipline
of his religious denomination, society, or church or forbidden by competent
authority thereof.
A corporation sole is an actual person (the religious leader) NOT, an institution.
§ 10102. Religious Corporations. Corporation sole.
For the administration of the temporalities of any religious
denomination, society, or church, and the management of the estates and
properties thereof, it shall be lawful for the bishop, chief priest, or presiding
elder of any such religious denomination, society, or church to become a
corporation sole unless inconsistent with the rules, regulations, or discipline
of his religious denomination, society, or church or forbidden by competent
authority thereof.
A corporation sole is an actual person (the religious leader) NOT, an institution.
Tim's comment is another in a series meant to dispel the disinformation campaign neocats use to promote the fiction that a sole incorporator is a corporation sole. In order to surmount the neocat Humpty Dumpty wall I'll try using pictures to make the point that a sole incorporator is not a corporation sole.
As a noun, your sole is the bottom of your foot. If you order sole in a restaurant, you'll get a flat fish that looks like the bottom of your shoe. Dictionary.com
Archbishop Byrnes is our corporation sole.
18 GCA § 10102. Religious Corporations. Corporation sole.
For the administration of the temporalities of any religious
denomination, society, or church, and the management of the estates and
properties thereof, it shall be lawful for the bishop, chief priest, or presiding
elder of any such religious denomination, society, or church to become a
corporation sole unless inconsistent with the rules, regulations, or discipline
of his religious denomination, society, or church or forbidden by competent
authority thereof.
18 GCA § 10101. Nonprofit Corporations.
Any number of persons, associated together for any lawful purpose
other than pecuniary profit, may incorporate their said association, as
provided in this Chapter. [Sole incorporator=one person starting a corporation. "Any number" can mean 1 to ∞.]
§ 10101 allows for a single incorporator, i.e. a sole incorporator! NB a sole incorporator is about as similar to a corporation sole as the fish you had for dinner is to the bottom of your foot! Even Humpty Dumpty can understand the difference.
But can the neocats?
Maybe Humpty Dumpty in residence at the RMS?
ReplyDeleteHumpty Dumpty is a rotten egg who takes the truth, no matter how much proof is provided and scrambles it to justify their perverted plans. There is no reasoning with these brainwashed shit for brains people.
ReplyDeleteWhen it comes to the difference between a corporation sole and a sole incorporator, either Diana doesn't know the difference or she really does know the difference. Which is worse?
ReplyDeleteYour meaning is lost on the neocats, Bob.
ReplyDeleteDiana said,"RMS is also a corporation sole." RMS is near the ocean but it is not a sole or any other kind of fish.
ReplyDeleteIt may also be a neapolitan song, "O Sole Mio," Presbyter Caminiti and his Italian compatriots know its meaning but if Kiko tells them it is a monkey, they will start to believe it IS a monkey indeed. 🐵🙉🙊🙊
ReplyDeleteHow about Corporation Soul? Maybe that is what Diana is trying to define. Hehehehe!
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