[Zviadist]

"Bishop Paul Loverde (Arlington Diocese of Virginia) removed Vocations Director Fr. James Gould from his job. Loverde reportedly did so because Gould allegedly opposed allowing a man with a long history of homosexuality into the seminary. Bp. Loverde has not denied this report. Loverde also supported a homosexual 'civil rights' bill in Connecticut in 1991. That law allows homosexuals to adopt children and act as foster parents. The law 'also permits the state to impose quotas for homosexuals on employers,' reported RCF. Loverde is a bishop in 'good standing.'"

And some Catholics here attack those of us in Arlington diocese who choose to avoid the diocese like the plague... Anyone want to send your young sons to be altar boys (or girls) in such a diocese?

No thank you. I will stick with the Traditional Mass and let these perverts and sodomites and pagans wallow in their filth.

[Salvation]

**No thank you. I will stick with the Traditional Mass and let these perverts and sodomites and pagans wallow in their filth.**

I would not want my child there either, but don't we have an obligation to speak out about this? (Gospel from about a month or so ago.)

[ventana]

I don't see why you should be attacked at all. I go to a Novus Ordo, teach Catechism there, it is a mess and mass is a confusing event. Blessed are the poor in spirit may refer to those who are faithful with no place to go. There should not be a war between those who are comfortable in the Novus Ordo, but seek a return to the mass described as acceptable by Father Fessio, English with Latin and a lot of reverence and a proper Eucharistic prayer, and those who prefer a Latin Mass. IMHO. I am sure we all are appalled by the same filfth. V's wife.

[BlackElk]

Are you so far from the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C., that you cannot attent Old St. Mary's there for a Tridentine Mass in communion with Rome?

That having been said, what happened to Fr. Gould, and where is he now?