Myers Still Wants To Abuse Eucharist; Shows Deference To Islam

[uglygal]

Catholic League president Bill Donohue commented on the latest developments to surface regarding the pledge made by Paul Z. Myers, a professor at the University of Minnesota, to desecrate the Eucharist:

“Myers was quoted yesterday saying, ‘I have to do something. I’m not going to just let this disappear.’ [Last Friday it was reported that he had acquired a Host.] He continued, ‘Something will be done. It won’t be gross. It won’t be totally tasteless, but yeah, I’ll do something that shows this cracker has no power.’

catholicleague.org/release.php?id=1461

The question is whether it is a consecrated host which he does not say because that is when Christ is truly present.

This is very disturbing and sick. Even if one does not believe in another faith there is no reason or justification to desecrate what others consider sacred and holy.
I hope and pray this man does not commit any evil, intentional and deliberate to hurt others.

 

[Christophorus72]

I thought this was a great article:

*Chinese Christians are learning firsthand the lengths to which atheists will go. But when a visitor asked a Catholic in China, “Do you pray that you could be more like the Church in the United States, free of persecution?” he got an answer he didn’t expect.

“No, I pray that the Church there can be more like ours,” the Chinese Catholic said. “We have learned how valuable our faith is.”*

ncregister.com/site/article/15584/

 

[Teelynn]

I thought this was a great article:

Chinese Christians are learning firsthand the lengths to which atheists will go. But when a visitor asked a Catholic in China, “Do you pray that you could be more like the Church in the United States, free of persecution?” he got an answer he didn’t expect.

“No, I pray that the Church there can be more like ours,” the Chinese Catholic said. “We have learned how valuable our faith is.”

ncregister.com/site/article/15584/

:yup:

 

[Jenny_Z]

I thought this was a great article:

*Chinese Christians are learning firsthand the lengths to which atheists will go. But when a visitor asked a Catholic in China, “Do you pray that you could be more like the Church in the United States, free of persecution?” he got an answer he didn’t expect.

“No, I pray that the Church there can be more like ours,” the Chinese Catholic said. “We have learned how valuable our faith is.”*

ncregister.com/site/article/15584/

Wow… quite a profound statement. I pray the same

God bless the Church in China.