[ninenot]

Monsignor Roderick Strange says that the crisis in morale caused by the sex scandal can only make the situation worse.

"Strange" has both meanings in this case.

Should you wish to review Fr. Strange's book on the Catholic Faith (yes, there is one) you will see quite quickly why he is also defending Ordination of homosexuals.

Not by co-incidence, Fr. Strange was/is a good friend of Rembert Weakland and a parish pastor here in the Milwaukee area.

But--it's a good quote, eh wot??

[RobbyS]

They are everywhere, they are everywhere.

[TotusTuus]

He thinks that whether or not a man has homosexual tendencies is irrelevant, provided he is sufficiently mature and socially well integrated.

We were just discussing this, weren't we? I've got to be honest, of all the openly gays I know, none of them show signs of adult maturity. Not one. That is not to say that all other people show maturity.... but Jeez, not one!

[TotusTuus]

Monsignor Roderick Strange says that the crisis in morale caused by the sex scandal can only make the situation worse.

Good!

I'm interested in the young men determined now, more than ever, to be Priests because of the scandals coupled with their love of Christ and His Church. Soldiers of Christ with valor, honor, and virtue eager for the battle which lies ahead. Talk about maturity!