Posted on 10/27/2007 3:28:23 AM PDT by BlackVeil
The Italian Monsignor suspended from his job in the Roman Curia after he acknowledged homosexual relations in an anonymous television interview, has revealed he has a list of active homosexuals working in the Vatican.
Msgr Tommaso Stenico was removed from his duties at the Congregation for Clergy after the Italian La7 television network showed a videotape in which he propositioned a young man. Although the priests face was obscured, Vatican officials were able to identify his voice and his office, in which the video was surreptitiously recorded.
However, soon after his identity was discovered, Stenico proclaimed he had never been gay and was heterosexual, but remained faithful to his vow of celibacy. He said he expected to be fully exonerated after a review.
Now, in an interview with Italys Panorama magazine, the disgraced cleric has now said he has a dossier on the homosexual network and the priests involved.
That information, he said, should make the Vatican tremble", Catholic World News reported.
Tremble my a**! You only "tremble" while trying to hide the problem, waiting for more shoes to drop.
Out em and get them out!
Since lying did not work for him, perhaps extortion or blackmail will.
*sigh*
Another Larry Craig enters the media spotlight...GO AWAY, TOMMASO.
Nicely said... Shine the light on the and rid them. If the Catholic Church is infested with people that are a violation of the word they should be removed. That will, in time, make them stronger.
The very survival of the Church depends on it.
All priests having any sex should be outed, not just gays. Fair’s fair.
Same sin, different hole.
MMm, this guy is taking a wide stance here. What next?
ping
the guy should be trembling for his soul. yes, get all the gays out, shine the light on them, but the blackmail and extortion isn’t winning him any points in Heaven.
It takes points to get into heaven? What Bible did you find that in?
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