September 11th Hijacking: How "Gay" Activists Smeared Father Mychal Judge

CULTURE & FAMILY REPORT ^ | June 28, 2002 | Dennis Lynch

[narses]

Ping.

[genefromjersey]

Disgusting !

From what I've seen, some gays-like some drug users-try to gain public acceptance by claiming they are part of a vast underground, and therefore very close to being the norm.

[Guenevere]

This has been posted before......(weeks ago) ...but I'm glad you reposted it!

If this is true, it's such a travesty of great magnitude, the more people know, the better!!!

[narses]

I'm sorry, I tried a search by title and came up dry. I will try and do better.

[Guenevere]

No, now I'm sorry.....

...IMO, this NEEDED to be reprinted.......

....If this priest was so defiled & maligned by others, he needs to have his name cleared.

I apologize ......I shouldn't have mentioned I had seen it before.

[capydick]

First time I've seen it, thanks for the posting.

This Fay guy knows that he can make these false claims and the media will repeat it over and over,regardless of the truth. It goes to show you that they can not stand on their own agenda and need to co-opt somebody's memory in order to gain some legitimacy. Unfortunately,our media plays right along with these disgusting games.

[ELS]

Sometimes it's better to search on a few words or a subset of the full title. For example, I searched for "Mychal Judge" (without the quotes), selected match exact phrase and Voila the earlier posted article was in the search results.

[Cultural Jihad]

From what I've seen, some gays-like some drug users-try to gain public acceptance by claiming they are part of a vast underground, and therefore very close to being the norm.

They wrongly think the reason they feel bad about themselves is that everyone is telling them their deeds are evil, and if only everyone would tell them how wonderful their deeds are then they will be able to feel good about themselves. But they don't derive their self-loathing from society. It comes from within their own consciences.

[narses]

That happened to me before. I should have learned, thanks.

[eastsider]

Bump

[oline]

Hey face it Mychal Judge was gay ---

Just check out his activities at Dignity in NY and just ask the guys at the fire station he where he was a chaplain -- I do recall seeing and hearing myself the fire station cheif talking about Judge comming out to him and some other guys and they were "so accepting because he was such a good chaplain"....he went on about how these macho firemen diddn't mind a gay chaplain and that was unique....

[LisaFab]

Thanks for the (re)post. I read one of these gay-priest articles about Father Judge in the paper and was confused since I live in the NYC suburbs and never heard he was gay before.

[Joan912]

Gay activists would never smear anyone to promote their agenda! *cough*

[mickie]

You don't have to be sorry that you posted this......I'm very glad to read the article, because its the first time I have seen it.
I will pray for Father Michael.

[maryz]

I'm glad you posted it again -- I missed it the first time.

[bandleader]

Well,It's About Time That These"Gay Activists"Are Recognized For The"Hate Mongers"That They Truly Are!They Want NOTHING Less Than Complete Acceptance Of Their Abberrant Behavior!!I Would Even Go Further,They Want It Celebrated!!!

[oline]

Look, I agree that homosexuals have an agenda -- which is currently being implemented -- to undermine the Catholic Church.

But I am annoyed by Catholics that don't want to see that this "priest" was a active homosexual. To ignore or deny it is dangerous. The reason? Well according to the Sacramento Bee there is a "movement afoot to canonize Father Mychal Judge".

I got this information from a Catholic weblog called bettnet.com - very reputable:

May 31, 2002 http://bettnet.dyndns.org/news/arc4-2002.html

There is a move afoot to canonize Father Mychal Judge, the courageous priest who died at the World Trade Center. He was evidently gay which is probably an impediment to his canonization. Just because someone does something valorous or courageous does not exempt them from notation of sinful behavior in other aspects of their life in the canonization process. He may be a hero, but he's probably not a saint, unless by heroic virtue he was resisting the temptation to homosexual inclinations and activity. That is for the Church to decide.
Here's the web site promoting the cause: Saint Mychal ; and here's a story on it in the Sacramento Bee.


Also

This is from Rod Dreher at NRO The Corner:
http://www.nationalreview.com/thecorner/2002_06_30_corner-archive.asp

Here's an essay that's been making the conservative Catholic rounds, asserting that the hero priest of 9/11, Fire Department of New York chaplain Mychal Judge, was not a homosexual. The author, Dennis Lynch, says he and others who knew Fr. Judge for some time never had the slightest hint that he was gay. That may be true, but that proves nothing. In fact, a number of people close to Judge, including former FDNY Commissioner Thomas von Essen, have said Fr. Judge came out to them (it seems beyond doubt that Fr. Judge affiliated himself with the dissenting gay Catholic group Dignity). Others close to him - like his brother Franciscan Brian Jordan - say they never knew about his private life. One friend of the late priest's said Judge was careful not to out himself to friends and congregants he figured might be upset by this knowledge. Fr. Judge's homosexuality does not take away from the fact that he did a world of good for the men and women of New York, and that he died heroically. Nor does his good work posthumously baptize his dissent from Church teaching, or prove the Church wrong, as some gay activists would have it. All can agree he was a flawed but good-hearted man who was loving, and was loved, and who died on a mission of mercy. Beyond that, I say it's up to God.

[facedown]

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