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The problem might be that people have never before heard a traditional Christian funeral sermon dealing with sin, death, repentance and our need for a Savior, instead of participation trophies for the deceased.

You would be more correct to say some people have never heard a traditional Roman Catholic funeral sermon......

Besides, we don't even have a record of what the priest actually said, It could well have been a 2-minute warning against self-slaying, tucked into a 15-minute homily on the infinite tenderness of Divine Mercy.

Your continued defense of this Roman Catholic priest is abysmal.

See my post 99 along with this link.

From the family's account:

'It was his time to tell everybody what he thought of suicide, (and) we couldn’t believe what he was saying' said Jeff Hullibarger, Maison’s father, according to the Free Press.

'He was up there condemning our son. He wondered if he had repented enough to make it to heaven. He said suicide upwards of six times'.

'There were actually a couple of younger boys who were Maison's age who left the church sobbing,' Hullibarger said.