Travolta not quitting Church of Scientology, says rep
By ANITuesday, July 28, 2009
WASHINGTON - American actor John Travolta’s representative has denied that the actor is leaving the Church of Scientology.
Paul Bloch said that a July 25 report in Britain’s Daily Mail newspaper, which suggesting that the 55-year-old star had become disenchanted with the religion after the death of his son Jett in January, was “totally false”.
“There’s no change in the relationship between the Church of Scientology and John,” People magazine quoted him as saying.
“He is a member and it’s as it was, now and forever,” he added.
The still-grieving actor, his wife Kelly Preston, 46, and their daughter Ella Bleu, 9, recently returned to their oceanfront island home in Isleboro, Maine, where the family had spent their last Christmas with Jett in 2008. (ANI)
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July 29, 2009: 6:19 pm
As a lifelong Scientologist, I am outraged at so much of the media’s snide implication that Mr. John Travolta’s religion was to blame for Jett’s death. The truth is that Scientology provided John the tools to handle his son’s spiritual condition through the standard application of LRH tech. Instead, John chose to poison his son with the psych drug Depakote. John, you are an embarrassment to all of Scientology for turning to the pseudoscience of psychiatry. This is the overt that pulled in the tragic end cycle of your son. Please, John, for the love of god, get your ethics in and PLEASE disconnect from the psychs. |
Ron Savelo