Priest attened a Gay marriage

  • Thread starter Thread starter windsor80
  • Start date Start date
Status
Not open for further replies.
So anything goes as long as it is done in the name of “love”
Time for Bishop Sheen again:

Love is not tolerance

BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN****Christian love bears evil, but it does not tolerate it.

Code:
http://www.catholiceducation.org/images/authos/Sheen8.JPG  *Christian love bears evil, but  it does not tolerate it. *
It does penance for the sins of others, but it is not broadminded about sin.
*The cry for tolerance never induces it to quench its hatred of the evil philosophies that have entered into contest with the Truth. *
It forgives the sinner, and it hates the sin; it is unmerciful to the error in his mind.
*The sinner it will always take back into the bosom of the Mystical Body;
but his lie will never be taken into the treasury of His Wisdom. *
*Real love involves real hatred:
whoever has lost the power of moral indignation and the urge to drive the buyers and sellers from the temples
has also lost a living, fervent love of Truth. *
*Charity, then, is not a mild philosophy of “live and let live”;
it is not a species of sloppy sentiment. *
Charity is the infusion of the Spirit of God,
which makes us love the beautiful and hate the morally ugly.
 
I guess, but still, I commend the priest for attending.
Sweetheart…Like Father John Corapi says, “Know your Faith!”

I suggest you read through questions in the “Ask an Apologist” section of this Forum. Learn all you can so you can defend the Faith. There are a lot of Catholics “out here” that do not know our Faith. They have been affected by watching TV, etc. and influenced by the secular society.

Learn your Faith! It is so interesting!

One more point: We, as serious practicing Catholics know the fact that Faith and Morals are dictated by our Church (The Pope->on down. As St. Peter was left in charge of the others by Christ).

When it comes to Faith and Morals—>There is no room for compromise. These are set in stone. If you keep with the Church’s Teachings, you will not get into trouble. That is not the easiest thing to do, especially in our Country today. We’re being bombarded by Atheistic Secularism. I know. We have 2 teenage daughters!!!

The world changes, yes. God remains the same, for always and forever. God is the same today as He was yesterday, as He will be tomorrow.

God Bless.
Remember the Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God! (Today is a Holy Day of Obligation).
+Peace In Christ, -Dawn in Texas
 
Let me say that I think there are a lot of people WAY out of line on this thread. Even IF this priest was causing scandal, it is nothing compared to the gossip and judgemental attitudes people are expressing here. There is no discussion on the appropriateness of a priest attending a homosexual union, and lots of totally unbased accusations of homosexuality in the clergy, and personal slander of this priest. I dearly hope that I am not the only one that finds this disturbing. No one knows why he was there and taking this gossip So far as to call him gay is totally out of line.
So are you saying that we cannot speculate about Priests, but everything goes if it’s any one else - politicians / celebs?

There are homosexual Priest and Nuns. There is nothing out of line about that statement.
 
So are you saying that we cannot speculate about Priests, but everything goes if it’s any one else - politicians / celebs?

There are homosexual Priest and Nuns. There is nothing out of line about that statement.
No. Priest, celebrities, politician’s private lives. If it’s unfounded, and gossip, it is NOT something christians should be doing! Do you really see yourself sitting down and having a conversation with Christ about how terribly scandalous Britney Spears is? Do you think Christ wants to hear you bashing ANYONE for speculations YOU have made about their private life? What about “do unto others?” What if someone saw you talking to a member of the opposite sex and assumed you were sleeping together and told everyone? Sound like fun? If you don’t want someone to do it to you, DO NOT do it to others. This is incredibly immoral. And yes, it IS out of line to make such terrible public judgement about someone YOU DO NOT KNOW.
 
If they are anything like the diocese of Columbus then deal with it means ignore it.

James
Hello James, I used to belong to St Patricks on Naughton in Columbus. I live about twenty miles south of Columbus now.
 
Sweetheart…Like Father John Corapi says, “Know your Faith!”

I suggest you read through questions in the “Ask an Apologist” section of this Forum. Learn all you can so you can defend the Faith. There are a lot of Catholics “out here” that do not know our Faith. They have been affected by watching TV, etc. and influenced by the secular society.

Learn your Faith! It is so interesting!

One more point: We, as serious practicing Catholics know the fact that Faith and Morals are dictated by our Church (The Pope->on down. As St. Peter was left in charge of the others by Christ).

When it comes to Faith and Morals—>There is no room for compromise. These are set in stone. If you keep with the Church’s Teachings, you will not get into trouble. That is not the easiest thing to do, especially in our Country today. We’re being bombarded by Atheistic Secularism. I know. We have 2 teenage daughters!!!

The world changes, yes. God remains the same, for always and forever. God is the same today as He was yesterday, as He will be tomorrow.

God Bless.
Remember the Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God! (Today is a Holy Day of Obligation).
+Peace In Christ, -Dawn in Texas
I think Father John Corapi is radical. I listen to him But i think he is radical. I Like Father Groschel. Father Corapi is full, of himself, However i do Like him , I just think he is radical
 
I think Father John Corapi is radical. I listen to him But i think he is radical. I Like Father Groschel. Father Corapi is full, of himself, However i do Like him , I just think he is radical
I don’t think Father Corapi is radical but I’d be interested in some examples of what you mean.
 
In the military, there are strict limitations on wearing the uniform off-duty. There should be in the Church, as well. I recently saw a young priest from our parish going into a restaurant / bar, late at night, wearing skin-tight jeans, raging cowboy-boots, and his Roman collar. I considered it inappropriate at a glance, even though I admit I didn’t have the full story. The Church should never be represented in potentially scandalous settings.
 
Fr Corapi has seen and lived the seamy side of life…He was about as low as you can get

FR Groeschel has always lived for God…I don’t think either is a radical. They are both reflecting the world as they lived it

I like them both, they have different styles, but are both holy men
 
Fr Corapi has seen and lived the seamy side of life…He was about as low as you can get

FR Groeschel has always lived for God…I don’t think either is a radical. They are both reflecting the world as they lived it

I like them both, they have different styles, but are both holy men
 
In the military, there are strict limitations on wearing the uniform off-duty. There should be in the Church, as well. I recently saw a young priest from our parish going into a restaurant / bar, late at night, wearing skin-tight jeans, raging cowboy-boots, and his Roman collar. I considered it inappropriate at a glance, even though I admit I didn’t have the full story. The Church should never be represented in potentially scandalous settings.
WE had a young nun that always liked to wear party dresses and strappy sandals…She looked woefully unprofessional…I think they need someone to mentor them…
 
WE had a young nun that always liked to wear party dresses and strappy sandals…She looked woefully unprofessional…I think they need someone to mentor them…
Proves again, they are human, & it takes all kinds
 
Man, some of you guys are vicious!!! Priests have it hard enough as it is.

There should be more compassion and understanding and less judgement.
 
Man, some of you guys are vicious!!! Priests have it hard enough as it is and OP has reported this to his/her bishop which I think was very mean spirited.

There should be more compassion and understanding and less judgement.
We are not vicious, we are telling it like it is.Consecrated, but still suffer from human frailty, & I dont think some priests have it that hard. I know an undertaker who has to deal with a lot of priests & I hear a lot of stories, but again human frailty, I still Love My church & My priests
 
We are all human…I think she was just young and perhaps a bit immature…I look back and some of the stuff I wore when I was young and wonder what I was ever thinking…nothing immodest just not too flattering

We learn as we age
 
We are not vicious, we are telling it like it is.Consecrated, but still suffer from human frailty
You are right but they take a vow of obedience…and that means sometimes they can’t do everything they want, and neither can we
 
Just listen to him, does he sound like most priests U ever met
I watch him often and I have lots of his dvds. How is he radical? You are making a statement without backing it up. Give me an example of his radicalism.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top