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American ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic bishop of Colorado Springs, CO, who in spring 2004 agreed with the idea that any politician who voted for positions contrary to Catholic Church teachings should not receive Communion, one of the central Catholic rites. He went a step further on May 1, 2004 when he issued a pastoral letter advising that Catholics who vote for candidates who support abortion rights, same-sex marriage, stem-cell research and euthanasia, not take communion. He singled out these four issues because, he claimed, they are "intrinsically evil." Link to Wikipedia biography Read less
Born on March 4, 1945 in St. Louis, United States
Sheridan Michael, a prominent figure in the arts community, was recently featured in The St. Louis Times for his contributions to local theater productions. His latest project, a revival of classic plays, has garnered attention for its innovative approach and dedication to preserving cultural heritage.
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In addition to his theater work, Sheridan has been active in several community projects:
Sheridan Michael has been a stalwart in the arts scene for decades, known for his passionate advocacy for the arts and education. He has received numerous awards for his contributions, including the St. Louis Cultural Achievement Award. In his spare time, he enjoys painting and writing poetry, often sharing his work in local galleries and literary magazines.