New San Francisco Archbishop Thinks Gay Propaganda Film "Brokeback Mountain" is "Very Powerful"

LifeSiteNews ^ | 2/13/06 | John-Henry Westen

[wagglebee]

I just assumed that Catholics in Utah would be quite conservative, obviously I was incorrect.

[Porterville]

Powerful... honestly. Do the traitors ever stop? Do they ever recognize that comfort is not excuse for laziness? Do they always have to betray? If their flock is a stray, do they have to acknowledge their behavior as understandable?

Loser dog.

[melsec]

It's the only way to have people keep coming to church. If you had a bishop who would speak the truth, the churches would be empty. It's like that all over.

Sorry mate but I totally disagree. Start teahing the truth and people will flock to the church in droves. Yeah the current crop of stand for nothings will leave and be replaced by those who are offended by the lack of truth coming out of many pulpits. Also the truth will atract many newcomers whose souls are eager for an anchor in these times.

God Bless

Mel

[Arthur McGowan]

"Brokeback Mountain" has some truthful messages in it--even though the film certainly is pro-gay propaganda. One of the truths in the story is the role of the fathers of Jack and Ennis in causing the two men to grow up emotionally starved. The two cowboys need each other so desperately because their fathers were completely inadequate. Another truthful element of the story is the disaster brought about by dishonesty.