On 24 September 2004 - under the surreal headline: “Catholics back AIDS condoms” - an article in London’s Daily Telegraph trumpeted the flagrant dissent from Church teaching practiced by the charity Catholic Action for Overseas Development (CAFOD). Barely a week later, on 3 October, priests up and down the country sullied the Sabbath by permitting a collection for that same organisation during Holy Mass, co-opting their hapless parishioners into the sacrilege in the process. This juxtaposition of public scandal and complicity in scandal exemplifies the casual, self-destructive response to the ongoing dissolution of the Church in these Isles. For here...
Diocese tells priest to stop distributing anti-gay sex pamphlets By: JOE MANDAK(Wed, Dec/10/2003) PITTSBURGH - A Roman Catholic diocese has ordered a priest to stop distributing a pamphlet it says "borders on the pornographic," but which the priest says supports the church's stance against same-sex marriage by detailing claims about the medical consequences of gay sex acts.The Rev. John Nesbella, an assistant priest at Prince of Peace parish in Northern Cambria in the Altoona-Johnstown Diocese said Wednesday that he stopped distributing "Medical Consequences of What Homosexuals Do."The seven-page document is authored by Paul Cameron, a sociologist who chairs the Family...
Polycarp, aka Dr. Brian Kopp, will be interviewed today at 12:30 PM Eastern by FR supporter Blanquita Cullum on her program, News Beat, on the Radio America network. Polycarp is involved in fighting the homosexual agenda in the Altoona Johnstown Diocese.