Homosexual Priests: A Time for Truth

Washington Dispatch ^ | May 6, 2002 | Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson

[JuanAntonio]

The purpose of the press is to let the truth be known to the people. But having seen report after report of the sex scandal in the Catholic Church, I am sorry to say that yet again the media is failing us by refusing to tell us that the primary problem within the church is an epidemic of homosexual priests. We know that most victims of these crimes are young boys, and the perpetrators are grown men—why is it so hard to say that this epidemic is a direct result of homosexuals being given authority that they should not have?

[gunnedah]

Everyday America fails to address this issue puts us another day closer to destruction.This is a movement straight from the pits of hell!

[mrustow]

Thank you, Rev. Peterson! Sometimes, the thing requiring the greatest courage, is to simply state the obvious.

[SMEDLEYBUTLER]

Homosexual Priests: A Time For Truth

[livius]

Thanks, JuanAntonio. I thought the following was a good quote from the article, and something I hadn't considered before:

The homosexual movement is marked by two major tendencies: the tendency to continually infiltrate all good aspects of society; and once they have achieved that, the tendency to destroy this good.

This is very true. Once "organized homosexuality" gets into something, it immediately sexualizes it and destroys it. While it may be hard for the gay movement to believe this, sex is not the only thing of interest to human beings. Things like - well, hiking or tying knots, in the case of the Boy Scouts, and prayer and morality, in case of the Catholic Church - are actually of interest to many people. But the "gay movement" gets into an organization and immediately transforms it into something that is (a) mostly about sex in general, and (b) entirely about them, in particular.

[JuanAntonio]

Thanks for the comment; additionally the liberal university professor movement and ideology is also a responsible arm of this whole homosexual acceptance movement, and there are six good points in the this article about university professors and their beliefs. I have enclosed the link for the article, if you care to read it. http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=27694