Ok. I’ll analyze the garbage above.
“…welcome strangers into our midst.”
Sinners are not strangers and are familiar.
“…those who are on distant shores.”
How polite. Again, sinners are not on distant shores. They are just on the path to hell.
“…people we consider to be different.”
Yes, sinners and people in the state of grace are different.
“…some courageous bishops and Cardinals of the Church.”
Nero in early Rome was gay and he killed courageous bishops.
“The very fact that this topic was being discussed so openly is a change from previous synodal discussions.”
Bandwagon. No, not everyone is gay, Fr. Rosica. Only 1% of the population.
“No matter how well-intentioned scholastic theology tries to describe the human condition…”
Only a non-Catholic hates scholasticisim. Scholastic philosophy makes it clear that sin is the contrary opposite of the state of grace.
“Serbs, Native Peoples, gay persons…”
Notice the trick, making it sound like gays belong to a race of people. Scholastic fact: gender is interior (hormones) and race is exterior (skin color). Gender and race are contrary opposites. Rosica is a fool.
“There is no fear in love.” There is no love and only fear when getting stalked by aggressive gay men in San Francisco, West Hollywood and Palm Springs. Ask any tourist.
Moral of the story. Rosica shows his true colors: anti-Catholic and vicious.
Good analysis.