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1. Johnny

   2 years ago

   We have a Human Right,A Civil Right,but never a Gay Right. Why would anyone want this kind of *right* that Jesus clearly says in scripture, will basically end up leading you to Hell? That's insane! I mean come on where is the common sense in some of these people? God bless help these people.

2. JeanCatherine

   2 years ago

   Bobby's Pen
   
   Were all disordered to a lesser or greater degree because of the fall.
   
   From what I gather from someone who has been with the Courage Apostolate he said he was greatful for it and it helps. If it does help I say go for it.
   
   Your right many of us probably do need the 12 step program in many ways.
   
   Homosexuality is not genetic that we know of or at least thats what the geneticists say. They, same sex individuals werent born that way so there has to be some kind of human explanation for this disorder.
   
   We want to be cautious because in the end regarding these matters the church usually comes up right.
   
   

3. Sue Jording

   2 years ago

   I think that pushing for civil rights is one thing - but interupting a Mass and insisting on something that is not a civil right is extreme. The part I don't get is why they don't go to an Episcopal Church where anything goes.

4. vance

   2 years ago

   Great article, A standing ovation for Bishop Nienstadt. Thank God we have a Bishop who is a champion for our church and faith. Now, where are the rest of the Bishops? Are they going to give the sacred host to the homosexual activits? The clergy and Bishops who would do such a thing are themselves not in communion with the church. They are denying homosexuals the truth to bring them to Christ and salvation.

5. Drago

   2 years ago

   He who eats ( the eucharist) unworthily, eats damnation.

6. Michael Hemet

   2 years ago

   My heart warm thanks to Archbishop John Nienstedt for having the fortitude to support the teachings of the Church as handed down by our Savior. Unlike the Bishop's of Great Britian who publicly condone gay relationships, Archbishop Nienstedt stood firm. God Bless the good Bishop and we need to keep him in our prayers.

7. sharon

   2 years ago

   Thank God for Archbishop Nienstedt. He is truly showing with love what the Truth is and he is willing to be "hated" for the Truth. This is true love for Jesus and all.. He cares about the souls of all of us and is not willing to surrender to the wave of the culture thinking.... God bless him for his courage.. I am so proud of him,. He truly is a shepherd of true love and care.. Sharon

8. Bobby's Pen

   2 years ago

   Yes, I agree with the Catholic Church that homosexuals should not be able to "Marry" but they need a legal paper for financial reasons. The problem I have with this article is the website courage.net. Revising the Alchoholics 12 step program to fit homosexuals, which is a genetic in nature...is insane. Surely, you could come up with something better than the AA 12 stepper!
   
   Much prayer and unbiased study needs to be put into homosexuality. Evidently God has given these indiviudals a different pattern in life. Denying sexual atraction is like saying you can not eat. It is an automatic part of who we are.
   
   I love what my Shepherd said..he said, homosexuals need to use their love in a different way. Nuns and Priests take those feelings and use it for Godly purposes. The 12 step plan....unthinkable. Heterosexuals need to be on the 12 stepper too!

9. Paul

   2 years ago

   All those who SUPPORT, APPROVE, or are merely COMPLAISANT about the gay lifestyle (sodomy), or about abortion, are committing and participating in the sins of others which can lead souls to hell (CCC 1868,1869 & 2480). In addition we each have a special obligation to use the Media for truth (CCC 2493, 2495)

10. Rhonda

    2 years ago

    Thank you for standing up for our Faith.

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