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Showing posts with label Fr. Gregory Greiten. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Fr. Haley Questios the "Fatal Inconsistencies" in the Way Church Leaders Deal with Homosexuality in the Priesthood!

Ever since he was booted from the Diocese of Arlington for asking Bishop Loverde to clean up the homosexual perversion in our rectories, Fr. James Haley has continued to raise the relevant moral issues and ask for answers. 

For years, I'm sure he felt like he was talking to himself. Maybe now, as the lid is coming off the putrid sewage tank, people will hear him. 

In an email the other day, he offered a list of issues that relate to the problem of homosexual priests. There are so many in the scandal and he listed several:
  • precepts of Canon Law (which for example strongly encourages priests to associate and live together) -- i.e. the living arrangements of seminaries, rectories, religious communities, priest retreats, vacations...
  • the basic fundamentals of morality (such as avoiding the near occasion of sin -- part of the act of contrition for a worthy confession)

Tuesday, August 28, 2018

Gay Retreats Are Not a Good Sign in a Diocese! Can a Bishop Really Do Nothing?

Fr. Brayan Massingale is a flaming
pro-gay propagandist
Controversial Priest to Lead Retreat for Gay Priests, Brothers, and Deacons

Fr. Bryan Massingale is scheduled to give a retreat for gay clergy and consecrated religious in the Diocese of Milwaukee in October. Sad to say, Bishop Jerome Listecki does not appear to be taking much action to prevent the scandalous event.

In the interests of full disclosure let me make it clear that Bishop Listecki put out a message that he objects to the retreat, but that he has no power to stop it. That baffles me! A priest can only say Mass in a bishop's diocese with his permission. A religious order can only operate in a bishop's diocese with his permission. It's true that the bishop has no police force, so he can't send in the Church guard to remove these folks, but he can make it darn unpleasant for them.