U.S. Homosexual Activist Website Provides List of 'Gay Friendly' Catholic Parishes

Life Site & Les Femmes ^ | 03.30.04 | Mary Ann Kreitzer

[Coleus]

	Consider as you read this that the parishes listed below are promoting sodomy and other perverted sex acts as legitimate ways of "loving."  They are encouraging those who engage in these acts to receive Holy Communion sacrilegiously.  That is an act of BLASPHEMY against God!  The Eucharist does not restore grace to a soul in mortal sin. Confession does that. If someone receives Holy Communion in the state of mortal sin, not only does he not receive grace, but he commits a mortal sin of sacrilege.  The minister who knowingly gives a sacrilegious Communion participates in that sin. THIS IS THE TEACHING OF THE CHURCH!      Consider,  many of our priests and bishops are deliberately, knowingly, with full consent giving sacrilegious Communions.  Does this show love for those they are Communicating to their condemnation?  NO!  Do parents who give heroin to a drug-addicted child show love for that child?  NO!  They give their child a scorpion instead of bread.  Even more so do these false shepherds kill souls when they knowingly give sacrilegious Communions.   Pray for priests and bishops who are violating Canon Law 915. "Those who are excommunicated or interdicted after the imposition or declaration of the penalty AND OTHERS WHO OBSTINATELY PERSIST IN MANIFEST GRAVE SIN ARE NOT TO BE ADMITTED TO HOLY COMMUNION." Pray for those bishops and priest knowingly giving Communion to proabortion politicians, employees of Planned Parenthood and other abortion mills, those in invalid marriages, those publicly promoting abortion and euthanasia, and others involved in serious public scandals. We particularly ask for prayers for Archbishop Harry Flynn who has treated with contempt those parents in his diocese (Minneapolis St. Paul home of St. Joan Arc) who are fighting against the horrible sin of sodomy being promoted in their parishes.  For more information see www.catholicparents.org.   Please pray and fast for our shepherds.  Go to Confession often and receive Jesus in the Holy Eucharist daily if possible. Make holy hours of reparation befor the Blessed Sacrament. Our world needs Apostles of the Holy Eucharist.  Only Jesus can save us.  Jesus, meek and humble of heart, make our hearts like unto Thine.   Mary Ann Kreitzer Les Femmes www.lesfemmes-thetruth.org     LifeSite Daily News Tuesday March 30, 2004 U.S. Homosexual Activist Website Provides List of 'Gay Friendly' Catholic Parishes WASHINGTON, March 30, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) - A homosexual activist website has produced a state by state listing of 'gay friendly' Catholic parishes. Faithful Catholics who have seen the site suggest that it may make a good starting point for bishops concerned with dissent among their priests. The full list of "gay-friendly" Catholic parishes compiled by Catholiclesbians.org is reproduced here: Alabama St. Bede --Montgomery Arizona Christ the King --Mesa Franciscan Renewal Center --Scotsdale Sts. Peter and Paul, St. Pius X, Our Mother of Sorrows, St. Odilia --Tucson California St. Mark's University Parish --Coleta St. Matthew's --Long Beach Blessed Sacrament, Christ the King, Loyola-Marymount University, Mother of Good Counsel, Our Lady of the Assumption, St. Camillus Emaus, St. Dominic's, St. Jane Frances de Chantal, St. Paul the Apostle --Los Angeles St. Francis --Sacramento St. Charles --San Carlos Christ the King, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart --Santa Clara St. Didicus --San Diego Most Holy Redeemer, Old St. Mary's Cathedral --San Francisco Church of San Rafael & Mission San Rafael Archangel --San Rafael Holy Cross --Santa Cruz St. Monica's --Santa Monica Santa Sophia --Spring Valley St. Martha's --Valinda St. Ambrose, St. Victor's --West Hollywood St. Mary of the Assumption --Whittier Colorado St. Thomas --Boulder St. Dominic's --Denver Connecticut St. Patrick-St. Anthony --Hartford District of Columbia Dahlgren Chapel of Georgetown University, St. Aloysius Florida St. Augustine --Casselberry St. Anthony, St. Maurice --Ft. Lauderdale St. Matthew --Winterhaven Georgia Shrine of the Immaculate Conception --Atlanta Illinois St. Mary of Celle --Berwyn St. Clement, St. Gertrude --Chicago St. Margaret Mary --Naperville Queen of Peace --North Chicago Indiana St. Mary --Evansville Kentucky Epiphany, Cathedral of the Assumption, St. William's --Louisville Massachusetts Boston College, Jesuit Urban Center, Paulist Center --Boston St. Peter's --Provincetown Immaculate Conception --Stoughton Holy Cross --Worcester Maine Most Holy Trinity --Saco Maryland Corpus Christi, Loyola College, St. Francis of Assisi --Baltimore St. John the Evangelist --Columbia St. Bernadette's --Severn Michigan St. Ignatius Loyola --St. Ignace Missouri Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception --Kansas City St. Cronan's, St. Margaret of Scotland --St. Louis Minnesota St. Francis Cabrini, St. Joan of Arc, St. Stephen --Minneapolis University of St. Thomas University of St. Catherine New Jersey St. Brendan --Clifton St. Anselm's --Wayside New Mexico St. Thomas Aquinas Newman Center (University of New Mexico), Holy Family, Risen Savior --Albuquerque Sacred Heart of Jesus --Espanola New York St. Andrew, St. Boniface --Brooklyn St. Joseph's (Greenwich Village), St. Sebastian, St. Paul the Apostle, St. Francis Xavier --New York City Corpus Christi, Emmanuel Church of the Deaf, Our Lady of Good Counsel, St. Augustine, St. Mary's Downtown, St. Monica --Rochester St. Andrew the Apostle --Syracuse St. Bridget's --Westbury, Long Island North Carolina St. Joan of Arc --Asheville St. Peter --Charlotte Immaculate Conception --Durham St. Patrick --Feyetteville St. Francis of Assisi --Raleigh Ohio St. Martha --Akron St. Monica-St. George Newman Center (University of Cincinnati), Lesbian & Gay Ministry (Xavier Univerity) --Cincinnati Ascension of Our Lord --Cleveland St. Thomas More Newman Center, Ohio State University --Columbus University of Dayton Campus Ministry --Dayton Oregon Shepherd of the Valley --Central Point Koinonia Catholic Community, Paulist Center, St. Philip Neri, St. Andrew's, University of Portland --Portland Pennsylvania Old St. Mary's, St. John the Evangelist, St. Vincent de Paul --Philadelphia Rhode Island St. Francis Chapel --Providence Texas University Catholic Center-University of Texas --Austin Holy Trinity Church --Dallas University of the Incarnate Word --San Antonio Virginia Sacred Heart --Richmond St. Nicholas --Virginia Beach Washington State St. Benedict --Seattle West Virginia St. Agnes --Shepherdstown Wisconsin St. Benedict Center Sunday Assembly --Madison St. Matthew's Congregation, St. Pius X, Trinity-Guadalupe --Milwaukee http://catholiclesbians.org/pastoral/pas toral_orgs.html

[Coleus]

Canon Law 915. "Those who are excommunicated or interdicted after the imposition or declaration of the penalty AND OTHERS WHO OBSTINATELY PERSIST IN MANIFEST GRAVE SIN ARE NOT TO BE ADMITTED TO HOLY COMMUNION."

[Diago]

How about an entire gay friendly diocese?

From the diocese of Cleveland website:

http://www.dioceseofcleveland.org/gayandlesbianfamilyministry/images/glfmlogo.gif

[cebadams]

Hey, hey, what do you know. Three in Rochester but only ONE in Michigan.

Augustine, St. Mary's Downtown, St. Monica --Rochester

vs

St. Ignatius Loyola --St. Ignace

[Unam Sanctam]

Unfortunately, it looks like we're going to have to add the Franciscans at St. Anthony's Shrine in Boston to the list of three already there.

[pseudo-justin]

Rochester, St. Mary's Downtown, that explains some things.

[NYer]

Thanks for the ping! Here's back at ya!

Catholic Ping - let me know if you want on/off this list

[HarleyD]

Where are all the Catholics who were just arguing with me that this wasn't a problem? Their silence is deafening.

I'm glad to see there are some who are willing to take a stand.

[old and tired]

Thanks for pinging me. St. Vincent's in Philadelphia has lots of problems, rampant homosexuality being just one. I don't know if it's still going on but at one point its extraordinary ministers (many ex-nuns)wore vestments, would stand on the altar for the entire consecration and would raise the host and chalice along with the priest.

If things get ugly, as I believe they will, St. Vincent's in Philadelphia will be among the first to declare open schism.

[Desdemona]

St. Cronan's, St. Margaret of Scotland --St. Louis

No surprise here. At least St. Francis Xavier is not included. That surprises me a bit. Well, I guess not.

St. Cronan's is made up of all sorts of people who come from all over the city and at least two counties to hear their opinions confirmed. It's sort of a cloud with a silver lining - at least those mean, selfish people (yes, I know a few) are not out in the rest of the parishes.

[StAthanasiustheGreat]

Defenders of the Faith Ping!!!

Is your Church on this list?

[ArrogantBustard]

I don't get the connection between a pterodactyl and militant poofters.

[AnAmericanMother]

No, thank heavens. Only the downtown church which is not really a parish ('cause hardly anybody lives downtown).

[BobCNY]

Well St. Andrews here in Syracuse is not a surprise. My in-laws made a comment about them a while back when we were talking about parishes that held views on homosexuality that is not along with the Church.

I wonder now if anyone in the diocesan offices will blink at the listing if they find out about one of their parishes being found in the list.

[ninenot]

No surprises in Milwaukee. Actually, it's a little surprising that some OTHER places here are NOT listed. Maybe that's good news, or maybe they just 'missed' a few.

[johnb2004]

I have attended there many times. It is unbelievably heretical.

[Loyalist]

The pastors of these parishes should be removed and investigated. If they are not guilty of certain offences themselves, they almost certainly know others in the homosexual underground who may be.

[Coleus]

The pastors should be removed, will they, I doubt it given the present priest shortage and how PC the Church has become; they wouldn't want to "offend" anybody or give the impression they are turning their backs on sinners.

[eastsider]

Thanks for the list and the link. I wonder how it compares to the national list compiled by St. Bernadette Parish in Maryland?

Alabama
St. Bebe - Montgomery

Arizona
Franciscan Renewal Center - Scotsdale
Christ the King - Mesa
Our Mother of Sorrows - Tucson
Sts. Peter and Paul - Tucson
St. Pius X - Tucson
St. Odilia - Tucson

California
Holy Spirit Parish - Berkeley
Our Lady of the Assumption - Claremont
St. Dominic's - Eagle Rock
St. Mark's University Parish - Goleta
St. Joseph's - Hawthorne
St. Martha - La Puente
St. Matthew's - Long Beach
Blessed Sacrament - Los Angeles
Christ the King - Los Angeles
Loyola-Marymount University - Los Angeles
Mother of Good Counsel - Los Angeles
St. Camillus de Lellis - Los Angeles
St. Paul the Apostle - Los Angeles
St. Jane Frances de Chantal - North Hollywood
St. Francis of Assisi - Sacramento
Christ the King - San Diego
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart - San Diego
St. Didicus - San Diego
Most Holy Redeemer - San Francisco
Old St. Mary's Cathedral - San Francisco
Church of San Rafael & Mission of San Rafael Archangel - San Rafael
Holy Cross - Santa Cruz
St. Monica's - Santa Monica
Santa Sophia - Spring Valley
St. Martha's - Valinda
St. Ambrose - West Hollywood
St. Victor's - West Hollywood
St. Mary of the Assumption - Whittier

Colorado
St. Thomas Aquinas - Boulder
St. Dominic's - Denver

Connecticut
St. Patrick-St. Anthony - Hartford

District of Columbia
Dahlgren Chapel, Georgetown University
Holy Trinity
St. Aloysius
St. Matthew Cathedral

Florida
Ascension Parish, Melbourne
St. Augustine - Casselberry
St. Anthony - Ft. Lauderdale
St. Maurice - Ft. Lauderdale
St. Matthew - Winter Haven

Georgia
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception - Atlanta

Illinois
St. Martha, Morton Grove
St. Mary of Celle - Berwyn
St. Clement - Chicago
St. Clement of Siena - St. Lucy - Oak Park
St. Emeric, Country Club Hills

Indiana
St. Mary - Evansville

Iowa
St. Thomas, Iowa City

Kentucky
Cathedral of the Assumption - Louisville
Epiphany - Louisville
St. William's - Louisville

Maine
Most Holy Trinity - Saco

Maryland
Corpus Christi - Baltimore
Loyola College - Baltimore
St. Francis of Assisi - Baltimore
St. John the Evangelist - Columbia
St. Bernadette - Severn

Massachusetts
Boston College - Boston
Jesuit Urban Center/Church of the Immaculate Conception - Boston
Paulist Center - Boston
St. Peter the Apostle - Provincetown
Holy Cross College - Worcester

Michigan
St. Ignatius Loyola - St. Igance

Minnesota
St. Francis Cabrini - Minneapolis
St. Joan of Arc - Minneapolis
St. Stephen - Minneapolis
University of St. Thomas - St. Paul
College of St. Catherine - St. Paul

Missouri
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception - Kansas City
St. Francis Xavier - Kansas City
St. Cronan - St. Louis
Holy Family - St. Louis
Holy Innocents - St. Louis
St. Margaret of Scotland - St. Louis
St. Pius V - St. Louis

Nevada
Christ the King Catholic Community - Las Vegas

New Jersey
St. Brendan - Clifton
St. Anselm's - Wayside

New Mexico
Sacred Heart of Jesus - Espanola

New York
St. Andrew the Apostle - Brooklyn
St. Boniface - Brooklyn
St. Joseph's - Greenwich Village
St. Elizabeth - Melville, Long Island
St. Mary - East Islip, Long Island
St. Bridget's - Westbury, Long Island
Holy Name of Jesus - New York City
St. Paul the Apostle - Manhattan, New York City
St. Francis Xavier - Manhattan, New York City
Emmanuel Church of the Deaf - Rochester
St. Augustine - Rochester
St. John the Evangilist (Humbolt St.) - Rochester
St. Mary's Downtown - Rochester
St. Monica - Rochester
St. Andrew the Apostle - Syracuse

North Carolina
St. Peter - Charlottre
Immaculate Conception - Durham
St. Patrick - Fayetteville
St. Francis of Assisi - Raleigh

Ohio
St. Martha - Akron
Lesbian/Gay Ministry, Xavier University - Cincinnati
St. Monica-St. George Newman Center, University of Cincinnati - Cincinnati
Ascension of Our Lord - Cleveland
St. Thomas Moore Newman Center, Ohio State University - Columbus
University of Dayton Campus Ministry - Dayton

Oregon
Shepherd of the Valley - Central Point
Koinonia Catholic Community - Portland
St. Andrew's - Portland
St. Philip Neri - Portland
St. Vincent de Paul - Portland

Pennsylvania
Old St. Joseph's - Philadelphia
Old St. Mary's - Philadelphia
St. John the Evangelist - Philadelphia
St. Vincent de Paul - Philadelphia

Texas
University Catholic Center, University of Texas - Austin
Holy Trinity Church - Dallas
University of the Incarnate Word - San Antonio

Virginia
Our Lady Queen of Peace - Arlington
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart - Richmond
Sacred Heart Parish - Richmond
St. Gerard's - Roanoke
St. Nicholas - Virginia Beach

Washington
St. Benedict - Seattle

West Virginia
St. Agnes - Shepherdstown

Wisconsin
St. Benedict Center Sunday Assembly - Madison
Prince of Peace - Milwaukee
Trinity-Guadalupe - Milwaukee
St. Pius X - Wauwatosa

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Last Updated September 14, 2003

[FormerLib]

Best wishes for success in eliminating these viper pits.

[independentmind]

St. Clement - Chicago

Some years ago, I belonged to this parish. It sponsored a gay & lesbian group which met every week on church premises. Listening to homilies on Sunday was like turning on NPR.

[narses]

The full list of "gay-friendly" Catholic parishes compiled by Catholiclesbians.org is reproduced here:

Alabama
St. Bede --Montgomery

Arizona
Christ the King --Mesa
Franciscan Renewal Center --Scotsdale
Sts. Peter and Paul, St. Pius X, Our Mother of Sorrows, St. Odilia --Tucson

California
St. Mark's University Parish --Coleta
St. Matthew's --Long Beach
Blessed Sacrament, Christ the King, Loyola-Marymount University, Mother of
Good Counsel, Our Lady of the Assumption, St. Camillus Emaus, St. Dominic's,
St. Jane Frances de Chantal, St. Paul the Apostle --Los Angeles
St. Francis --Sacramento
St. Charles --San Carlos
Christ the King, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart --Santa Clara
St. Didicus --San Diego
Most Holy Redeemer, Old St. Mary's Cathedral --San Francisco
Church of San Rafael & Mission San Rafael Archangel --San Rafael
Holy Cross --Santa Cruz
St. Monica's --Santa Monica
Santa Sophia --Spring Valley
St. Martha's --Valinda
St. Ambrose, St. Victor's --West Hollywood
St. Mary of the Assumption --Whittier

Colorado
St. Thomas --Boulder
St. Dominic's --Denver

Connecticut
St. Patrick-St. Anthony --Hartford

District of Columbia
Dahlgren Chapel of Georgetown University, St. Aloysius

Florida
St. Augustine --Casselberry
St. Anthony, St. Maurice --Ft. Lauderdale
St. Matthew --Winterhaven

Georgia
Shrine of the Immaculate Conception --Atlanta

Illinois
St. Mary of Celle --Berwyn
St. Clement, St. Gertrude --Chicago
St. Margaret Mary --Naperville
Queen of Peace --North Chicago

Indiana
St. Mary --Evansville

Kentucky
Epiphany, Cathedral of the Assumption, St. William's --Louisville

Massachusetts
Boston College, Jesuit Urban Center, Paulist Center --Boston
St. Peter's --Provincetown
Immaculate Conception --Stoughton
Holy Cross --Worcester

Maine
Most Holy Trinity --Saco

Maryland
Corpus Christi, Loyola College, St. Francis of Assisi --Baltimore
St. John the Evangelist --Columbia
St. Bernadette's --Severn

Michigan
St. Ignatius Loyola --St. Ignace

Missouri
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception --Kansas City
St. Cronan's, St. Margaret of Scotland --St. Louis

Minnesota
St. Francis Cabrini, St. Joan of Arc, St. Stephen --Minneapolis
University of St. Thomas
University of St. Catherine

New Jersey
St. Brendan --Clifton
St. Anselm's --Wayside

New Mexico
St. Thomas Aquinas Newman Center (University of New Mexico), Holy Family,
Risen Savior --Albuquerque
Sacred Heart of Jesus --Espanola

New York
St. Andrew, St. Boniface --Brooklyn
St. Joseph's (Greenwich Village), St. Sebastian, St. Paul the Apostle, St.
Francis Xavier --New York City
Corpus Christi, Emmanuel Church of the Deaf, Our Lady of Good Counsel, St.
Augustine, St. Mary's Downtown, St. Monica --Rochester
St. Andrew the Apostle --Syracuse
St. Bridget's --Westbury, Long Island

North Carolina
St. Joan of Arc --Asheville
St. Peter --Charlotte
Immaculate Conception --Durham
St. Patrick --Feyetteville
St. Francis of Assisi --Raleigh

Ohio
St. Martha --Akron
St. Monica-St. George Newman Center (University of Cincinnati), Lesbian &
Gay Ministry (Xavier Univerity) --Cincinnati
Ascension of Our Lord --Cleveland
St. Thomas More Newman Center, Ohio State University --Columbus
University of Dayton Campus Ministry --Dayton

Oregon
Shepherd of the Valley --Central Point
Koinonia Catholic Community, Paulist Center, St. Philip Neri, St. Andrew's,
University of Portland --Portland

Pennsylvania
Old St. Mary's, St. John the Evangelist, St. Vincent de Paul --Philadelphia

Rhode Island
St. Francis Chapel --Providence

Texas
University Catholic Center-University of Texas --Austin
Holy Trinity Church --Dallas
University of the Incarnate Word --San Antonio

Virginia
Sacred Heart --Richmond
St. Nicholas --Virginia Beach

Washington State
St. Benedict --Seattle

West Virginia
St. Agnes --Shepherdstown

Wisconsin
St. Benedict Center Sunday Assembly --Madison
St. Matthew's Congregation, St. Pius X, Trinity-Guadalupe --Milwaukee

http://catholiclesbians.org/pastoral/pas
toral_orgs.html

[narses]

Say deacon, care to offer an opinion here?

[Desdemona]

St. Cronan - St. Louis
Holy Family - St. Louis
Holy Innocents - St. Louis
St. Margaret of Scotland - St. Louis
St. Pius V - St. Louis

Interesting - they're concentrated around the garden. I mean, like surrounding it. Hmmmm.....

[sinkspur]

No.

[narses]

And why? These folks are in "union" with Rome, no?

[Askel5]

Les Femmes do excellent work.

[Dudoight]

The outrage here really bothers me. Who are any of us to judge the actual status of any soul who wishes to attend mass or partake in Holy Communion? Is it no possible that sincere christian/catholic homosexuals might be celebate? The harshness of the comments is not very christian, in my opinion. I can't imagine the spiritual struggle a gay or lesbian must go through especially if they love the Lord. You can condemn their acts, but their spiritual life belongs to God to judge, not the laity or the public.

[american colleen]

With all respect, I don't think anyone judges the state of the souls who wish to attend Mass and receive Holy Communion. It's just that these parishes, and many others, condone the gay lifestyle either explicitly or implicitly and oftentimes have ministries designed to affirm the chosen lifestyle of the homosexual person. If you believe in what the Church has always taught, the words of the Bible and the words of Jesus Christ "go and sin no more" then parishes that do condone a sinful lifestyle are in error and are teaching souls that they do not have to repent and become saints. God is just and merciful but we have to repent and turn away from sin in order to be with Him in Heaven.

[broadsword]

Sts. Peter and Paul--Been there. Hated it. That particular problem is mostly fixed now (mostly)

St. Pius X--Been there. Absolutely the most wacked-out Catholic Church in Tucson.

Our Mother of Sorrows--Been there. Abominable! Most of my worse NO horror stories come from there. This is the parish where I have heard a priest say this in the confessional and then from the pulpit (back when I used to do daily mass there), "I'm catholic with a small 'c'. The Catholic Church is all about rules and regulations and that's not what Jesus was about." I kid you not. One of the associate pastors there refuses to say the part of the creed that refers to beliving in One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. I wonder what he DOES believe in. It is a parish that faithfully preaches the four gospels of Karl Marx, new-age syncretism, feminism and the environmental movement. Horrid!

St. Odilia--Haven't had the displeasure. Thanks for the warning.

[broadsword]

"No."

Things that make you go, "Hmmm..."

[sinkspur]

Twerp.

[broadsword]

Just wondering why you suddenly have no opinion. You are so knowledgeable in Church matters. Seems you would have SOMETHING to say. You usually do.

[sinkspur]

I'm not interested in "Gay-friendly" parishes.

[broadsword]

Well, there you have it; an opinion. I ceremoniously retract my enigmatic, "Hmmm..."

[Coleus]

Is your diocese the one where the ex-bishop was recently convicted for drunk driving?

[narses]

"I'm not interested in "Gay-friendly" parishes."

But they ARE in Union with Rome, yes? They are promoting heretical, sinful and even criminal practices, no?

[broadsword]

Just a bit south of that one, pardner.

[EdReform]

Ping

[little jeremiah]

Homosexual Agenda Ping + Nausea from *so-called* Catholics.

If homosexuals want the pleasure of "feeling religious", they should join the Metropolitan Community Church which is founded on the doctrine of sodomy for one and all, not pollute the august and ancient Catholic Church.

(It's all a fraud - they're not interested in real religion, which means a relationship of loving obedience to God. They just want to pollute that which makes them feel uncomfortable in their lives of vice.)

Truly disgusting. I hope whoever is responsible for these churches puts a stop to this evil.

Let me know if anyone wants on/off this pinglist.

[JesseHousman]

Diago hasn't created an about page.

And no wonder.

Diego....when we attempt accessing that link we get your logo!

You are ONE OF THEM!

[Coleus]

Who are any of us to judge the actual status of any soul who wishes to attend mass or partake in Holy Communion? >>

It's considered a sacrilege (another mortal sin) for any Catholic to receive Holy Communion while not in a state of grace. No sinner with the stain of mortal sin on their soul can receive unless they go to confession and if they go to confession with the intent of committing that same sin again, I think that's another sin committed. The catechism requires all homosexuals to life a celibate live, no exceptions.

[A. Pole]

Watch list bump

[little jeremiah]

ping to self for later pingout.

[murphE]

ping

[Salvation]

**Is your Church on this list?**
No -- none in Salem!

[Salvation]

Notice how many of these churches are in the big city dimocrat center?

[Coleus]

Greenwich village, I bet it would be empty if it weren't a Gay Friendly parish, lol.

I see there are also a few upstate too.

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

San Francisco and Los Angeles. Why am I not surprised?

[Robert Drobot]

Coleus,

What prompted you to (a)post a March 2004 article containing data, which (b)in at least one case, is not be actual or factual?

The article author who seemingly wrote an article blindly accepting the homosexual list, didn't check it out! There is a listing for "Christ the King, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart -- Santa Clara" No such church has ever existed in Santa Clara or the San Jose Diocese for that matter.

It is likely the San Jose Diocese should be on the list, as for years it provided homosexuals with a mass ( lower case intended ) where sinners who boast of their sin were given to take in their hand the consecreted Body of Christ.

FRIENDS: Does a transformation actually take place, when a priest enters into a state of sin by intentionally distributing the Body of Christ to Lucifer's agents. Does the priest also become an agent of Lucifer, if he willing serves the Body of Christ to those who mock He who will judge them?

God Almighty and His faithful Roman Catholics loyal to the One True Church, knows where and who the enablers are, same-sex evil websites carrying false information notwithstanding.