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Flouting bad habits The outrage generated by the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence could have been handled in another way: Ignore theirantics
1999
Overview
IF ITS objective was to shower a million dollars of free publicity on the Easter Sunday block party of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, then the Catholic Archdiocese has succeeded mightily. It's nice to see our friends of the cloth working so well together. Bounteous free PR has been the major effect of the archdiocese's objection to The City's closing off a small section of Castro Street for the Sisters' 20th anniversary bash. Everyone knows about it, and chances are attendance will be 10 times as great as it would have been had the archdiocese suffered in silence. No permit cancellation has issued from the Board of Supervisors for the April 4 event. And since that apparently requires a unanimous board, no cancellation is likely to come. A \"compromise\" plan to move the festivities to April 11 appears scuttled since that Sunday is Easter for the Greek Orthodox Church.
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Clinton Reilly Communications, Inc
