(LifeSiteNews) “The diocese [of Knoxville] announced shortly before Christmas via email that all of its employees “must be fully vaccinated no later than January 31, 2022 or submit proof of a negative COVID-19 test every 7 days from a medical professional and wear a cloth face mask over his/her face and nose while at work.” Those who do not comply “will be subject to discipline up to and including termination.” The stated possible exemptions are narrowly given: “Employees may request an exception from this mandatory vaccination policy if the vaccine is medically contraindicated” or “may be legally entitled to a reasonable accommodation…because of a disability.”
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Notice that there is no possibility of a religious exemption. Ever. Because, you know, taking a machete to the womb of a woman to rip out her child to rip out its organs to do research and development and testing for “vaccines” is a religious thing to do. What a bunch of murderous hypocrites. As Jesus said:
- “The time is coming when anyone who kills you will think they are proffering worship of God” (John 16:12).
That time has come, already a long time ago, since Jesus and the least of the brethren have been on the Cross.
The Diocese of Knoxville borders my parish for about 20 miles or so. If anyone in Knoxville Diocese is having a tough time getting Holy Mass or the Sacraments, like Confession and Last Rites, I will take care of you. The Lord’s Little Flock is not to be deprived of the grace of the Sacraments because of not being complicit in the the murder of the Lord, that is, the least of the brethren, in the womb.
ARISE! LET US BE GOING! 
Can a Legal Notice Be Served By Email
Can a legal notice be served by email? If you want to provide proof that a valid notice was sent, an email will not meet the criteria for official notice.4 min read
1. When Do Questions Arise Surrounding Legal Notices?
2. When Are Legal Notices Needed?
3. How Does Legal Notice Apply to Rape?
4. Why Do Courts Require Hand-Delivery of Notices?
5. Should Email Be Used to Send Legal Notices?
6. What Is the Best Way to Send a Legal Notice?
Can a legal notice be served by email? If you want to provide proof that a valid notice was sent, an email will not meet the criteria for official notice. If proof of adequate notice is necessary, you will need to have proof that the email was sent and the recipient read the email. If the recipient has admitted to receiving the email, or if he or she responded to it, this may serve as an official notice, but not in all circumstances. If you and the person have agreed that notification by email will be proof of notice, then you will need to have the agreement in writing.
There is no law that states certified mail will serve as proof of notice in receiving legal documents. Likewise, it is never a good idea to send legal documents by electronic means. There are too many events and instances that can prevent email from reaching the recipient, such as spam filters and bouncing. If the email is deleted, there would be no proof of notice.
When Do Questions Arise Surrounding Legal Notices?
There is often a question of whether a legal notice was given in legal proceedings involving crimes, violations, or torts. There will need to be a verifiable proof of notice before legal proceedings can be conducted in these types of cases.
When Are Legal Notices Needed?
Incidences involving trespassing or parking on private property require proper notification as well. A sign must be posted and visible in order to provide proof that proper notification has been given. One common example of this can be seen when signs are posted in handicapped parking spots.
Legally speaking, saying that you did not see the sign would not be accepted as a failure to notify. If the sign is posted where it is clearly visible and there is nothing to interfere with it being legible, then this is considered proper notification.
How Does Legal Notice Apply to Rape?
For someone to be charged with malice or intent, there has to be knowledge of wrongdoing or proof of the intent to commit an act. However, in the situation of statutory rape, not knowing the age of the victim will not be a basis of your defense.
Why Do Courts Require Hand-Delivery of Notices?
The law requires that citizens receive proper notice of court orders or legal proceedings, such as litigation papers, government demands, etc. While courts will vary in what is considered proper notice, most courts will require a hand-delivered notice to the recipient. The hand-delivery of the notice usually takes place by an officer of the law, such as a deputy or sheriff.
Should Email Be Used to Send Legal Notices?
When using email for legal correspondence, all messages sent and received should be encrypted. SMTP protocol is not secure and messages are vulnerable while in transit between servers when using this protocol.
Since digital devices, like smartphones and laptops, can be shared among users, one would normally consider registered mail as a more secure method of sending a legal notice. While registered mail will travel at a slower rate, senders of a legal notice can rest assured the notice is not being tampered with.
Also, it ensures that the notice is going to end up in the hands of the intended recipient. When sending an email notice, you never know who might end up reading it. If the intended recipient doesn’t read it first, there’s a chance it will get deleted, or the message in the email will not be communicated to the person it was meant to be read by.
What Is the Best Way to Send a Legal Notice?
We are living in a time of advanced technology, and while email is an acceptable and convenient way of communication, if you are attempting to send a legal notice to someone, it is best to have the notice notarized and hand delivered. Email may not serve as proper legal notification if you need to provide proof of notification in legal proceedings.
If you need a document notarized, the process is fairly simple, but finding a notary may be a challenge if you have never had the need for one. There are many places that employ notaries:
Banks,
Courthouses,
Tax offices,
Lawyers,
Real estate agents.
You will likely have to pay a small fee to acquire services from a notary. If transportation is an issue, then many locations have mobile notary services available. This means they come to you and make the document official at your convenience for a fee. Hiring someone to hand deliver the document is also another option to consider when you need provide proof of notice.
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How about a wedding ? Maybe in February?.?
Oh yes, Father! Good idea.