Hola. yo soy de Mendoza, acá los medios de comunicación hicieron un escándalo de lo que había pasado. Defendieron mas que nada al grupo artístico y pusieron en ridículo al sacerdote.
Satanás está en todas partes, a pesar de que no era para la discordia este episodio dió que hablar.

Pero acá en mendoza ocurren cosas peores: hace un tiempo calumniaron de pedófilo a un padre de Lujan Carrodilla. Las tapas de los dos diarios mendocinos publicaron el caso pisoteando el nombre del sacerdote y el de la iglesia católica.

Luego me enteré por una confiable fuente que la historia habia sido otra; el padre (que era misionero de otro pís) estaba luchando contra el narcotráfico y por ello inventaron esta calumnia (involucrando a niños) para que sus superiores lo trasladaran y ya no pudiera interrumpir el tráfico de drogas en el lugar.

Claro eso no era noticia de primera plana para los tabloides, no se si siquiera se disculparon...

hay que rezar mucho por los ungidos de Cristo, son atacados constantemente y aveces de las peores formas.

Felicito al padre Pato.

Catholics in Argentina applaud priest for courageously defending faith
February 2011
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Feb 7, 2011 / 03:04 pm (CNA).- An organization in Argentina has launched a campaign in support of Fr. Jorge Daniel Gomez, a priest being attacked by the media for stopping an anti-Catholic performance.
The organization, ArgentinosAlerta.org, said it decided to start the online campaign because priests should be supported when they stand up for the truth, and not just criticized for their failings.
A video posted on YouTube shows a clip from a Jan. 13 event known as the Chivo National Festival. After Fr. Gomez, a priest from the Diocese of San Rafael, and his folklore band performed, a group called The Lutherieces took the stage to perform a number from “Les Luthiers.”
The Lutherieces were dressed as friars and performed a number mocking priests, saints and Catholic devotions, especially chastity.
Fr. Gomez, who was in the audience, bypassed security, came on stage and took one of the microphones. He addressed the group in a firm but calm voice. “Could we please ask the group to continue with a different number because we are all Catholic here, I am a priest and I won’t allow my chastity to be tarnished.”
“I know you are excited to be here, but could you do something else?” The crowd of more than 8,000 broke out in applause, and the group went on to perform a different song.
The next day, members of the media and social networking groups began attacking the priest.
ArgentinosAlerta.org then stepped in to defend Fr. Gomez.
Fr. Gomez is a “courageous priest who did not hesitate to publicly stand up for the faith of his people which was being attacked on stage,” the organization said.
“Fr. Jorge teaches us that we need to be courageous when defending the faith, that when our pastors speak out, the people will follow them, that it is possible to be respectful and firm at the same time.”