Farrakhan, Wright and Pfleger to receive 'Living Legends' award

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Louis Farrakhan, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, And A Catholic Priest Walk Into A Benefit…

mediaite.com/tv/louis-farrakhan-rev-jeremiah-wright-and-a-catholic-priest-walk-into-a-benefit/

I saw this story initially on The O’Reilly Factor and he talked about how Father Pfleger is receiving an award from Rev. Wright and be in the same room as Louis Farrakhan.

video.foxnews.com/v/4066561/talking-points-33

Apparently the O’Reilly Factor called the Archdiocese of Chicago to ask why Father Pfleger is going to be in the same room as Louis Farrakhan who is an Anti-Semite and they have no comment on this!!
 
Fr Pfleger is nuts, his behaviour both now and in the past is a cause of scandal,the Archdiocese needs to act.
 
**i thought the 3 Stooges were dead?
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**i guess Rev. Wright’s church can’t pay the mortgage on his Million $$$$ Mansion on a predominantly white Country Club, so he has to honor himself as a ‘living legend’?
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Farrakhan will surely put this award right next to the Al-Gaddafi International Prize for Human Rights he got from Muammar al-Gaddafi in 1996.

Such humility! i’m sure Jesus would approve?

Jesus warned us about such people; “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves.” (Mt 7:15)

So many wonderful things seem to come from Chicago lately! Rev. Wright, Louis Farrakhan & N.O.I., Fr. Phleger, Obama, Rham Emanuel, Blago, the Cubs???

Pray for them & especially Fr. Phleger. As a Catholic priest he has no excuses for supporting & empowering people who use racism & hatred to gain power & wealth!


Sancta Maria, Mater Dei, Ora Pro Nobis Peccatoribus!

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i guess Rev. Wright’s church can’t pay the mortgage on his Million $$$$ Mansion on a predominantly white Country Club, so he has to honor himself as a ‘living legend’?
  1. Country Club Hills is 82% black.
  2. What does color have to do with this?
 
  1. Country Club Hills is 82% black.
  2. What does color have to do with this?
I don’t think color has anything to do with this. But I would like to know why Pfleger is associating himself with Farrakhan?
 
I don’t think color has anything to do with this. But I would like to know why Pfleger is associating himself with Farrakhan?
Perhaps ‘associating’ is a leap. I thought he was rolling with the bishop? Maybe we could ask him. This is from today:

"CHICAGO (AP) — The Archdiocese of Chicago says two Chicago religious leaders will receive awards for their work toward racial justice.

They are the Rev. Michael Pfleger of Saint Sabina Church and the Rev. Joseph Perry, the auxiliary bishop of Chicago.

Archdiocesan officials say both men have spent their lives “in pursuit of dismantling racism, injustice and inequalities on behalf of African Americans and all people of color.”

fox2now.com/news/sns-ap-il–pastorawards-chicago,0,1827222.story

… or the police chief:

“Rev. Michael Pfleger, along with Police Supt. Jody Weis and detectives from the Cold Case Squad will be speaking to the media at 11 a.m. to announce the reward, along with the victim’s father, Willie Williams Sr. After a press conference, they will head to the block where Fenton is known to hang out to pass out fliers, according to a release from the church.”

wbbm780.com/Church-offers–5K-reward-for-arrest-in-2006-Ford-C/6495163

Once again, like the Valentine’s Day protest, this great umbrage about the Catholics in Chicago seems a much bigger deal to outsiders than those (including the archdiocese) here.
 
Perhaps ‘associating’ is a leap. I thought he was rolling with the bishop? Maybe we could ask him. This is from today:

"CHICAGO (AP) — The Archdiocese of Chicago says two Chicago religious leaders will receive awards for their work toward racial justice.

They are the Rev. Michael Pfleger of Saint Sabina Church and the Rev. Joseph Perry, the auxiliary bishop of Chicago.

Archdiocesan officials say both men have spent their lives “in pursuit of dismantling racism, injustice and inequalities on behalf of African Americans and all people of color.”

fox2now.com/news/sns-ap-il–pastorawards-chicago,0,1827222.story

… or the police chief:

“Rev. Michael Pfleger, along with Police Supt. Jody Weis and detectives from the Cold Case Squad will be speaking to the media at 11 a.m. to announce the reward, along with the victim’s father, Willie Williams Sr. After a press conference, they will head to the block where Fenton is known to hang out to pass out fliers, according to a release from the church.”

wbbm780.com/Church-offers–5K-reward-for-arrest-in-2006-Ford-C/6495163

Once again, like the Valentine’s Day protest, this great umbrage about the Catholics in Chicago seems a much bigger deal to outsiders than those (including the archdiocese) here.
What you are talking about is totally different than what O’Reilly is talking about. O’Reilly said that Pfleger, Farrakhan and Wright were receiving awards from Wright.
 
What you are talking about is totally different than what O’Reilly is talking about. O’Reilly said that Pfleger, Farrakhan and Wright were receiving awards from Wright.
OK. Now what?

Pastor Wright is a veteran and a retired preacher.

Now what?
 
Fr Pfleger is nuts, his behaviour both now and in the past is a cause of scandal,the Archdiocese needs to act.
I agree wholeheartedly. Any priest who would want to be present in the same room as an antisemite is off his rocker.
 
Here is an excerpt from Cardinal George’s speech:
The awardees this evening are here because they love beyond racial and cultural divides. This is true for all—for Bishop Perry, Michael Rabbitt, Elena Segura, Sr. Kathleen Tait, Phyllis Winter—and also for Fr. Michael Pfleger. If the list did not include Fr. Pfleger, I would hazard to guess that the media interest tonight would be much reduced. Fr. Pfleger has been a controversialist; and controversy is easier to report on than is love. Fr. Plfeger has spoken in anger, sometimes unjustly or uncharitably; and anger is easier to capture on the camera than is love. But Fr. Pfleger is a Catholic priest and a pastor, and in that capacity, like all good priests and pastors, he acts out of love. Ask his people. Ask the sick he has visited and the dying he has attended. Ask the troubled he has consoled. Ask the young people he has counseled and the school children he has supported.
As part of his ministry for racial justice, Fr. Pfleger has addressed killing, for killing is not an act of love. We are surrounded by killing on the streets and in the schools, by violence in homes and by abortion that kills a child in its mother’s womb. The killing of the unborn is obviously a racial justice issue when disproportionately those killed before birth come from families of racial minorities. Abortion kills. It kills an unborn child, and it often kills a mother’s spirit. It kills a society that embraces it as a personal right. Abortion kills social and racial justice.
Cardinal George seems to be saying that in addition to fighting the typical racial injustice problems, Fr. Pfleger also is involved in ANTI-abortion efforts. No, he’s not saying that directly, but it is implied or it could easily be read that way. Pfleger supports Obama, and invites pro-abortion leaders to speak in his parish. If he’s fighting abortion, he’s sure going about it in a strange way. I’d like to see him use some of that fire-and-brimstone preaching to convince people that both racism AND abortion are evil.

It sickens me that he is being honored. Sure he’s done good things, but he’s also done great harm. Dr. Aletha King spoke at our pro-life dinner in Waco and said something I’ll never forget (okay, I have to paraphrase, but cut me some slack, I’m turning 51 this month). She asked if you saw someone make brownies, and in addition to the sugar, real butter, and premium chocolate, she added a couple of ounces of dog poop, would you eat the brownies? Similarly, we’ve all heard the phrase that “Mussolini made the trains run on time,” and we know that Hitler did wonders for the economy of Germany. Would Cardinal George be willing to give them awards for the good they did?
 
It sickens me that he is being honored. Sure he’s done good things, but he’s also done great harm.
That’s your outside opinion. If you disagree with the action, you should write to the cardinal and set him straight.
 
**i thought the 3 Stooges were dead?
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Comparing these three bigots to the Three Stooges is an a fine comedy trio.

Besides, I’d rather have Moe Larry and Curly in charge of St. Sabina’s. There would be less heresy then.
 
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