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Showing posts with label Archbishop Mulhall. Show all posts
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Wednesday 19 June 2019

From the grave. St. John Paul II backs Father Chisolm against Archcoward of Kingston, the homosexualist Mulhall

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JOHN PAUL II


Sunday 9 July 2000
Jubilee in Prisons


Dear Brothers and Sisters!

1. This morning I had the joy of meeting the inmates of "Regina Caeli" Prison for the celebration of the Great Jubilee. It was a touching moment of prayer and humanity. Looking into their eyes, I tried to glimpse the sufferings, anxieties and hopes of each one. I knew that in them I was meeting Christ, who identified with them in the Gospel to the point of saying: "I was in prison and you came to me" (Mt 25: 36).

Precisely with their hard situation in mind, I asked in my Message for the Jubilee in Prisons that on the occasion of the Holy Year they would be offered a gesture of clemency. I especially asked lawmakers throughout the world to rethink the prison system and the penal system itself, in order to make it more respectful of human dignity in accord with a justice that redeems the offender and not only repairs the disorder caused by crime. Those who have made mistakes must be helped to begin a process of moral redemption and personal and community growth for their effective return to society.

2. Today in Baltimore the Joint International Commission for the Theological Dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Churches is meeting in plenary session to study, on the threshold of the third millennium, several topics regarding the future of our mutual relations.
I invite everyone to pray to the Lord that he will instill in hearts the gifts of his Spirit, so that this meeting can foster an ever greater understanding between Catholics and Orthodox and thus contribute to further progress towards the desired goal of full ecclesial communion.

3. I feel obliged, now, to mention the well-known demonstrations held in Rome in the past few days.

In the name of the Church of Rome I can only express my deep sadness at the affront to the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000 and the offence to the Christian values of a city that is so dear to the hearts of Catholics throughout the world.

The Church cannot be silent about the truth, because she would fail in her fidelity to God the Creator and would not help to distinguish good from evil.

In this regard, I wish merely to read what is said in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which, after noting that homosexual acts are contrary to the natural law, then states: "The number of men and women who have deep-seated homosexual tendencies is not negligible. This inclination, which is objectively disordered, constitutes for most of them a trial. They must be accepted with respect, compassion and sensitivity. Every sign of unjust discrimination in their regard should be avoided.

These persons are called to fulfill God's will in their lives and, if they are Christians, to unite to the sacrifice of the Lord's Cross the difficulties they may encounter from their condition" (CCC, n. 2358).

May the heavenly Mother assist us with her protection.

After leading the Angelus and giving his Blessing, the Holy Father greeted Italian and Mexican pilgrim groups and then said:

Tomorrow, God willing, I will go to the mountains of Valle d'Aosta for a time of rest. I would like to greet those who are already at various holiday spots and those who are still in town. In a special way I offer my best wishes to the young people taking examinations at the end of the school year.

I also greet those who cannot go on holiday. I am thinking of the sick, those alone and all who are obliged to remain at home for various reasons. May they receive our solidarity.

I promise to remember you all and give you a special Blessing.


© Copyright 2000 - Libreria Editrice Vaticana

Sunday 16 June 2019

Kingston's new Archbishop Mulhall proves himself to be a trembling coward! And you thought he was one of the "good ones."

Archbishop Michael Mulhall
Archdiocese of Kingston, Ontario
Ph: (613) 548-4461 

To support Fr. Robert Chisholm 
Ph: (613)-476-6276 






In an note in a church bulletin, not dissimilar to American Bishop Tobin's original statement, the Pastor of Picton's St. Gregory the Great parish in the bucolic Prince Edward County in eastern Ontario, has come under intense media fire and has been thrown under the Sodomite Mafia bus by his bishop. What is also not dissimilar, is the Archbishop's response, nearly modelling that of the backtracking coward, Tobin.

https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_enCA754CA754&sxsrf=qwu&ei=YB0GXcPRKY3z5gLKoL2oCA&q=Picton+St.+Gregory+the+Great+Church&oq=Picton+St.+Gregory+the+Great+Church&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0i22i30l2.4231.10821..11456...2.0..0.129.3356.33j4......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i71j35i39j0i67j0j0i131j0i131i67j0i10j0i20i263j0i3j38j0i22i10i30j33i160j0i8i13i30.oLqTOB-mkSI




Father R.J. Chisolm was correct in his warning. The movement of the PRIDE is the public face of the normalisation of a sodomite culture that rejoices in anal sodomy, analingus, fisting, felsching, oral copulation and coprophagia and other degenerate activities that harm the body and destroy the soul. This is what people want to take PRIDE in. They say it is about "love." It is anything but love.

Father Chisolm was doing his work, leading, teaching and warning the flock that participating in the public aspects of PRIDE is actually acknowledging it as legitimate and normal. It is anything but.

http://stgregoryparish.ca/?page_id=296

On Facebook and Twitter, the Pastor has come under intense fire. In comment boxes on media web pages, he has been threatened and attached, even by those who call themselves, "practicing Catholics." Deluded, apostates are more like it.

And into the fray comes the cowardly Mulhall, newly arrived from the Diocese of Pembroke, Mulhall has been long thought of as one of the "good ones." He is a coward and has now sent the message to all his priests, that he does not have their backs and like Father Chisolm, they will be thrown under the bus if they dare to hold up the faith and stand against the Sodomite Mafia.

Hey Mulhall, what do they have on you?


Statement from the Archbishop of Kingston
regarding a bulletin announcement
at St. Gregory the Great Parish in Picton
Friday, June 14, 2019
For immediate release
I understand that there was a message published in the Sunday bulletin of St. Gregory the Great Parish regarding Pride Month activities in Prince Edward County.
I did not sanction this message, and it does not reflect the spirit of accompanying charity and compassion that should always characterize our faith.
The Archdiocese has spoken with the pastor of the parish. He regrets any hurt that his inappropriate comments have caused.
+ Michael Mulhall                                                                                                                   Archbishop of Kingston