Gloria.TV News on the 30th of August 2016 Catholic Homosex Wedding: Last July, Fr José García, the parish-priest in San Bartolomé de Onda, Spain, staged a homosex pseudo-marriage for two women in his …More
Gloria.TV News on the 30th of August 2016
Catholic Homosex Wedding: Last July, Fr José García, the parish-priest in San Bartolomé de Onda, Spain, staged a homosex pseudo-marriage for two women in his church. The bishop of Segorbe-Castellón stated that the behavior of García, "seriously contradicts the doctrine of the Catholic Church.” In justifying himself, García played on words, saying that this was not a celebration but only a blessing. It seems that he got away with a simple excuse.
Ridiculous Ban: Pro-homosex bishop Nunzio Galantino, who was imposed by Pope Francis as the secretary-general of the Italian Bishops Conference, criticized the burkini ban in France pointing out, that religious sisters and 'peasant grandmothers' stay covered up at the beach too.
A Club to Smash Religious Liberty: Catholic League’s Bill Donohue writes on cnsnews.com about so-called gay rights being used as the Left’s club to smash religious liberty. Dozens of lawsuits have been filed by homosex-employees against their Catholic employers, all alleging discrimination. Donohue comments: “The real issue here is that these homosexuals have purposely violated their contract—an agreement to which they voluntarily consented.”
Too Catholic: The Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham in Great Britain is a canonical structure for ex-Anglican clergy and lay people who have been granted by Benedict XVI their own English Missal based partly on The Book of Common Prayer. But the Ordinariate never got off the ground, having only 1,000 lay-members and about 80 ex-Anglican priests. According to Damian Thompson, the bishops of England and Wales who hate those ex-Anglicans for being too Catholic, are not unhappy about this.
Catholic Homosex Wedding: Last July, Fr José García, the parish-priest in San Bartolomé de Onda, Spain, staged a homosex pseudo-marriage for two women in his church. The bishop of Segorbe-Castellón stated that the behavior of García, "seriously contradicts the doctrine of the Catholic Church.” In justifying himself, García played on words, saying that this was not a celebration but only a blessing. It seems that he got away with a simple excuse.
Ridiculous Ban: Pro-homosex bishop Nunzio Galantino, who was imposed by Pope Francis as the secretary-general of the Italian Bishops Conference, criticized the burkini ban in France pointing out, that religious sisters and 'peasant grandmothers' stay covered up at the beach too.
A Club to Smash Religious Liberty: Catholic League’s Bill Donohue writes on cnsnews.com about so-called gay rights being used as the Left’s club to smash religious liberty. Dozens of lawsuits have been filed by homosex-employees against their Catholic employers, all alleging discrimination. Donohue comments: “The real issue here is that these homosexuals have purposely violated their contract—an agreement to which they voluntarily consented.”
Too Catholic: The Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham in Great Britain is a canonical structure for ex-Anglican clergy and lay people who have been granted by Benedict XVI their own English Missal based partly on The Book of Common Prayer. But the Ordinariate never got off the ground, having only 1,000 lay-members and about 80 ex-Anglican priests. According to Damian Thompson, the bishops of England and Wales who hate those ex-Anglicans for being too Catholic, are not unhappy about this.
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