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 50.        Homosexuals have gifts and qualities to offer to the Christian community: are we capable of welcoming these people, guaranteeing to them a fraternal space in our communities? Often they wish to encounter a Church that offers them a welcoming home. Are our communities capable of providing that, accepting and valuing their sexual orientation, without compromising Catholic doctrine on the family and matrimony?

Language from the Relatio rejected by the Synod.

 

Over at the blog That the Bones You Have Crushed May Thrill, that is a mouthful, brings news of this latest development:

 

London’s Catholic Churches are already undergoing a revolutionary change in the life of the Church in the era of Pope Francis. The long awaited message of mercy has filtered from Rome down to the pews.

Anti-gay security guards – a hitherto common sight outside Catholic Churches in London have today been told that their services will no longer be needed, as the Church in England and Wales takes on the new message of ‘welcoming’ and accepting people with same-sex attraction.

For the past two thousand years, anti-gay security guards have been employed by the Church in order to filter out from congregations anyone who may have homosexual tendencies or inclinations. In a revolutionary move, today Cardinal Vincent Nichols and Archbishop Peter Smith made it known that henceforth, the security guards will be placed inside the Churches in order to defend homosexuals from the lethal and unpredictable stoning and/or beating that has often taken place against homosexuals during Mass and times of quiet prayer and reflection.

Go here to read the rest.  The next thing you know, the Vatican will be laying off the adultery police who prevent adulterers from darkening Catholic Churches!

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Tamsin
Tamsin
Monday, October 20, AD 2014 7:39pm

As long as we don’t have to let in the tax collectors.

Mary De Voe
Tuesday, October 21, AD 2014 5:25am

” 50. Homosexuals have gifts and qualities to offer to the Christian community: are we capable of welcoming these people, guaranteeing to them a fraternal space in our communities?”
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I take issue with Pope Francis implying that we do not offer them welcome and that homosexuals are willing to share their gifts and have not already done so.
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Pope Francis is creating an issue where there is none. Having inhaled the zeitgeist, Pope Francis exhales the spirit of the world who is not the Holy Spirit.

Mary De Voe
Tuesday, October 21, AD 2014 5:36am

another thought: If some people had not violated the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Church, as they did at St. Patricks wearing their rainbow sashes, security guards would not have been necessary.
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The Knights of Columbus need to take up the security of the Blessed Sacrament. It is incumbent upon every parishioner attending Mass to provide a loving and gentle shelter for OUr Lord, Jesus Christ.
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All Pope Francis has done is to assume responsibility, the blame and the guilt for any damage, outrage, blasphemy and sacrilege these unbelievers cause in the Church. Pope Francis has already assumed spiritual care of their souls when he accepted the Chair of St. Peter. If souls do not make it to heaven, Pope Francis will carry responsibiilty for what he has done.

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Tuesday, October 21, AD 2014 10:36am

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James
James
Wednesday, October 22, AD 2014 7:43pm

I get the impression that this pope is painting the Church as some sort of evil menace, while painting homosexuals as the saintly oppressed. The tactics are similar to how Communists wedge into power and acceptance their policies. I hope I’m mistaken. I just don’t get the feeling that this pope is defending Christ’s Church and the flock therein.

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