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Isn't it curious that the Vatican denies that the Pope had a meeting with the Kentucky county clerk, meets with an openly gay person, talks about inclusion of gays, and then fires the gay monsignor.
I would like some serious rationale for all of this please.
Isn't it curious that the Vatican denies that the Pope had a meeting with the Kentucky county clerk, meets with an openly gay person, talks about inclusion of gays, and then fires the gay monsignor.
I would like some serious rationale for all of this please.
El Nox
Simple. The priest announced he had a boyfriend and was in love. Having a boyfriend is frowned upon if you're a priest. Had he announced he had a girlfriend and was in love the outcome would have been the same.
Simple. The priest announced he had a boyfriend and was in love. Having a boyfriend is frowned upon if you're a priest. Had he announced he had a girlfriend and was in love the outcome would have been the same.
In terms of celibacy ... yes ... but what about the overall subject of gays?
In terms of celibacy ... yes ... but what about the overall subject of gays?
El Nox
Are you expecting an explanation of the Pope's actions from random people on the internet? If you want an explanation from the Pope...write him a letter. The Vatican has a post office. Last I heard a group of nuns opened the letters and directed them to the appropriate office.
Simple. The priest announced he had a boyfriend and was in love. Having a boyfriend is frowned upon if you're a priest. Had he announced he had a girlfriend and was in love the outcome would have been the same.
Well said, Dew.
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If you want an explanation from the Pope...write him a letter. The Vatican has a post office. Last I heard a group of nuns opened the letters and directed them to the appropriate office.
