With pricing in mind,
Pilla emphasized that underwriters can't ignore the catastrophe element.
"Jason had a really good perspective of what a lot of people were going through with the economy the way it is," said
Pilla. "For him to be willing to tell our story was a really exciting thing for me."
Whatever truth resides in those assessments, it is certainly clear that Lennon is a different personality from
Pilla, who is said to have asked more than once when the topic of closing a parish came up: "How will we be a better church if we close it?" A wide consensus among those I spoke with was that
Pilla, who had his own trouble with a financial scandal at the end of his tenure, would have allowed some of the parishes "to die a natural death." It was also roundly held that he would not have gone after such places as St.
The company was made aware of the leak on Thursday and was investigating, Mr
Pilla said.
Bishop Anthony
Pilla is numbered among the more enlightened in the bishops' ranks so likely would leave it to his flock to judge Kucinich whole cloth--as the US Bishops' Conference directs--but certain anti-abortion zealots, US cardinals prominent among them, do not.
Previously, Kevin
Pilla left his position as design director for the Focus division.
"While most of the products tested provided some measure of improvement, others actually decreased slip resistance on flooring materials, while still others offered a marked improvement in slip resistance," says Steven Di
Pilla, director of product development and training for Risk Control Services at Ace, and principal architect of the study.
But he was much nicer in a letter to Bishop Anthony
Pilla in Cleveland: "I think it is important for people to understand -- even though public school people in some districts are complaining they are being shortchanged, Ohio is doing a better job than any other state in the nation in terms of providing for our non-public schools."
Pilla. A biophysicist at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, he explains that the newer devices transfer a field's energy into the body from wire coiled around, but not touching, the injured area.
Wolves howl at the moon (personified by Janet
Pilla, one of Philadelphia's finest); bodies lurch, snatch, tear at each other.
A man calling himself Alan Johnson is operating the helpline for Irish clients desperate to get the
pilla.
Cardinals and Bishop
Pilla, president of the American Conference of Bishops, wrote President Clinton saying, "We .
Bishop Anthony
Pilla of Cleveland and eight cardinals wrote in a letter to Clinton that the term health can mean "virtually anything that has to do with a woman's `well-being.' As you know and we know, an exception for `health' means abortion on demand."
As Dan
Pilla points out, getting rid of the IRS is an appealing aspect of the sales tax.
