Gloria.TV News on the 24rd of September 2013 To watch all the news click here: @Gloria.TV News More people in Church? Bishop Paul Bradley of the Kalamazoo Diocese, West Michigan has said that Pope …More
Gloria.TV News on the 24rd of September 2013
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More people in Church? Bishop Paul Bradley of the Kalamazoo Diocese, West Michigan has said that Pope Francis' recent interview is bringing people back to the church: "I've heard a number of our priests say that they've had a number of people come back to confession of their faith because of the things they heard the pope say. But, he's challenging us to not sit back and wait for them to come back." said Bishop Bradley.
The wrong friends: Katharine Rhodes Henderson, president of Presbyterian Auburn Theological Seminary praised Pope Francis’ interview in the Washington Post. Rhodes Henderson is pro-Gay, pro-abortion, pro-contraception, pro Planned Parenthood and pro-women ordination. She writes: “We are cheering Francis on, urging him to take the next giant step and directly address centuries old Church dogma, practice and culture.” Or: “With a few bold acts and a single interview, Pope Francis seems to be making it clear that his values are aligned with the present instead of the past.”
No communism: In the last three days more than 6,200 people signed a petition urging Jesuit Fr. Stephen V. Sundborg, President of Seattle University, to cancel the October 17th speech by and the reception for the radical and communist Angela Davis at the Catholic educational institution. "It would be difficult to find a speaker who contradicts the teaching of the Catholic Church on more levels and more deeply than Angela Davis," said Student Action Director John Ritchie. And: "Communism has killed 100 million people.” The online protest is available for signatures at www.tfpstudentaction.org.
The homosexual Matthew Shepard was brutally murdered in 1998. He was quickly turned, even by the United Nations, into a gay icon. Only recently his parents took a tour of European capitals under the auspices of the US State Department in order to lobby for gay causes. But, even at the time of his murder, detectives suggested that Shepard’s death was not tied to his homosexuality. Now a book by award winning homosexual journalist Steven Jiminez reveals what townsfolk knew all along: Shepard was deeply involved in the local drug scene. He may have been an occasional drug dealer himself and, more importantly, he was killed by other homosexuals whom he knew well and with whom he even had sex.
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More people in Church? Bishop Paul Bradley of the Kalamazoo Diocese, West Michigan has said that Pope Francis' recent interview is bringing people back to the church: "I've heard a number of our priests say that they've had a number of people come back to confession of their faith because of the things they heard the pope say. But, he's challenging us to not sit back and wait for them to come back." said Bishop Bradley.
The wrong friends: Katharine Rhodes Henderson, president of Presbyterian Auburn Theological Seminary praised Pope Francis’ interview in the Washington Post. Rhodes Henderson is pro-Gay, pro-abortion, pro-contraception, pro Planned Parenthood and pro-women ordination. She writes: “We are cheering Francis on, urging him to take the next giant step and directly address centuries old Church dogma, practice and culture.” Or: “With a few bold acts and a single interview, Pope Francis seems to be making it clear that his values are aligned with the present instead of the past.”
No communism: In the last three days more than 6,200 people signed a petition urging Jesuit Fr. Stephen V. Sundborg, President of Seattle University, to cancel the October 17th speech by and the reception for the radical and communist Angela Davis at the Catholic educational institution. "It would be difficult to find a speaker who contradicts the teaching of the Catholic Church on more levels and more deeply than Angela Davis," said Student Action Director John Ritchie. And: "Communism has killed 100 million people.” The online protest is available for signatures at www.tfpstudentaction.org.
The homosexual Matthew Shepard was brutally murdered in 1998. He was quickly turned, even by the United Nations, into a gay icon. Only recently his parents took a tour of European capitals under the auspices of the US State Department in order to lobby for gay causes. But, even at the time of his murder, detectives suggested that Shepard’s death was not tied to his homosexuality. Now a book by award winning homosexual journalist Steven Jiminez reveals what townsfolk knew all along: Shepard was deeply involved in the local drug scene. He may have been an occasional drug dealer himself and, more importantly, he was killed by other homosexuals whom he knew well and with whom he even had sex.
In spite of the good cause, the TFP, in its teachings and practices, has been declared heretic in Brazil. They defend themselves stating that many of those bishops were leftists, which is true, but not all of them were and they were still in communion with the Pope, who did not overrule their decision.
Angela Davis...still going around spewing her godless tirades.
Thanks for bringing up the truth behind the story on Matthew Shepherd. The homosexuals and their sympathizers kept the truth out of the public eye, all the time trying to pin his murder as a case of bigoted violence. They had to..how else can they continue on with their homo agenda.More
Angela Davis...still going around spewing her godless tirades.
Thanks for bringing up the truth behind the story on Matthew Shepherd. The homosexuals and their sympathizers kept the truth out of the public eye, all the time trying to pin his murder as a case of bigoted violence. They had to..how else can they continue on with their homo agenda.
Thanks for bringing up the truth behind the story on Matthew Shepherd. The homosexuals and their sympathizers kept the truth out of the public eye, all the time trying to pin his murder as a case of bigoted violence. They had to..how else can they continue on with their homo agenda.
"I've heard a number of our priests say that they've had a number of people come back to confession of their faith because of the things they heard the pope say. But, he's challenging us to not sit back and wait for them to come back." said Bishop Bradley.
PRAY FOR THE CHURCH AND FOR THE POPE
THANKS, FOR THE NEWS TODAY, LUCIA AND DOINA.
I PRAY FOR YOU. BLESSINGS.
THANKS, FOR THE NEWS TODAY, LUCIA AND DOINA.
I PRAY FOR YOU. BLESSINGS.