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Showing posts with label Pontifical Council for the Family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pontifical Council for the Family. Show all posts

Thursday, August 18, 2016

More Bad News from the Vatican: It goes on and on!

Here's to sex, any flavor. Like my rainbow glasses?
Kasperite Bishop Appointed Head of Pontifical Academy for Life

Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia is the man and there's plenty to pray about with this appointment.

Facts from the article: 
  • Paglia heads the Pontifical Council for the Family, (responsible for releasing the shameful sex ed program at World Youth Day). 
  • He supports giving Communion to the divorced and invalidly remarried.
  • He invited homosexual couples to last year's World Meeting of Families and promotes homosexuality.

Wednesday, August 10, 2016

Random Thoughts and Questions on the Pope and the Vatican...

...with links.

1. Is the pope so clueless he really believes Islam is not a religion of submission that justifies murdering and enslaving its enemies?  (See The Church and Islam) Kirkpatrick writes:
The Church’s handling of the numerous cases of [what Pope Francis calls] “Islamic abuse” has the potential for causing a greater scandal [than the sex abuse scandal]. The similarities are striking. Once again we have Church leaders who deny that there is any serious problem.

Saturday, July 30, 2016

Sex-Ed Program Unveiled at World Youth Day: Another Poisoned Fruit of Amoris Laetitia

Fred Rogers was smarter than the
Pontifical Council for the Family.
Vatican Approves Immoral Sex-Ed Program

This came as no surprise to me. When I read Amoris Laetitia (AL) it was clear that the document wasn't just targeting the indissolubility of marriage. It also targeted our children. I was shocked when hardly anybody paid attention to the disrespect shown toward parents in the document.

Topsy and Tuptim pegged it when they discussed Chapter 7, although they glossed over the paragraphs on sex ed. But it was clear as a bell that parents and extended family can't do the job of raising children. Nope, they need "the professionals."