Pechanga Members SHOULD PRAY for Forgiveness for Disenrollments and Moratorium?

Since it's the Easter Holiday Season, I'm reissuing  this post from early on at Original Pechanga blog.
 

It's interesting to think about what the remaining Pechanga members pray and think about when they go to church.

Do they pray that:

1. God won't remember what they have done to their family and ours?

2. Well, I really didn't believe in the 5th, 8th, 9th or 10th commandment anyway?

3. I can come here and people will see me and think it wasn't me that voted against stopping

disenrollments

4. I can just give a little more to the collection plate and that will get me off the hook.

5. Please, God, let there be more slot machines.

6. Don't they know that $380, 000 per year is not enough for us to share?

7. Why are they always picking on us? Are civil rights, elder abuse, voting rights that important?

8. Why did those Hunters have so much evidence and STILL got disenrolled?

9. I sure hope the tribal council didn't lie about stopping any more disenrollments!

10. Please, God, I'm not really happy about it, but I didn't do anything about it

11. Are the terminated REALLY your people, Lord?

Should Christian customers patronize a business that treats its family so terribly? Should Christians spend money for dinner at a place that abused their elders and children? Should churches hold luncheons at a place like this? Please ask your local ministers and committees to not spend church funds at Pechanga.

Just as interesting a question: What has the parish priest talked to his flock out the situation? How much of the catechism has the CPP broken?

Are they still taking communion? What penance did they get for ruining the lives of so many?