Prohíben misa sacerdote que apoyó matrimonio igualitario. El arzobispo de Córdoba, Carlos Ñáñez, ordenó el juicio canónico contra el sacerdote José Nicolás Alessio, quien se pronunció a favor del …Más
Prohíben misa sacerdote que apoyó matrimonio igualitario.
El arzobispo de Córdoba, Carlos Ñáñez, ordenó el juicio canónico contra el sacerdote José Nicolás Alessio, quien se pronunció a favor del matrimonio igualitario y cuestionó con dureza la postura del cardenal Jorge Bergoglio. Entrevistas con Ñúñez y Alesssio. Emitido por Visión Siete, noticiero de la TV Pública argentina, el martes 13 de julio de 2010. www.tvpublica.com.ar
El arzobispo de Córdoba, Carlos Ñáñez, ordenó el juicio canónico contra el sacerdote José Nicolás Alessio, quien se pronunció a favor del matrimonio igualitario y cuestionó con dureza la postura del cardenal Jorge Bergoglio. Entrevistas con Ñúñez y Alesssio. Emitido por Visión Siete, noticiero de la TV Pública argentina, el martes 13 de julio de 2010. www.tvpublica.com.ar
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El hombre no es católico, ni hablar.
Esto me hace recordar las palabras de S.S Pablo VI, cuando dijo que el humo de satanas se habia metido en la Iglesia, que triste, hay que rezar por este Cura, que evidentemente ha perdido el rumbo de su ministerio. ningun servidor de Dios puede apoyar semejante aberracion. es antinatural. ten piedad señor.
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Archbishop begins canonical proceedings against priest promoting same-sex 'marriage'
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Jul 14, 2010 / 02:04 pm (CNA).- AICA, a Catholic news source in Argentina, reported this week that Archbishop Carlos Jose Nanez of Cordoba has begun canonical proceedings against an Argentinean priest for refusing to retract the statements he publicly made supporting same-sex “marriage.” …Más
Archbishop begins canonical proceedings against priest promoting same-sex 'marriage'
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Jul 14, 2010 / 02:04 pm (CNA).- AICA, a Catholic news source in Argentina, reported this week that Archbishop Carlos Jose Nanez of Cordoba has begun canonical proceedings against an Argentinean priest for refusing to retract the statements he publicly made supporting same-sex “marriage.”
Fr. Jose Nicolas Alessio received an enormous amount of media attention for his statements supporting gay “marriage” while he was pastor of St. Cajetan’s in the city of Cordoba.
According to AICA, the priest has continued to make statements to the media in support of same-sex “marriage.” “As a cautionary measure, the archbishop has prohibited him from the public exercising of the priestly ministry, which means he cannot celebrate Mass or administer the sacraments of the Church publicly, and therefore, cannot continue as pastor,” the news service reported.
In his statement, Archbishop Nanez noted that, he has “exhausted all possible pastoral means to get Father Jose Nicolas Alessio to amend his ways and retract his statements” in support of same-sex “marriage.” The archbishop explained that since the priest has “denied every opportunity to modify his actions, I have decided to initiate canonical proceedings under the inter-diocesan Tribunal of Cordoba so that all action will take place according to current ecclesial law.”
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Jul 14, 2010 / 02:04 pm (CNA).- AICA, a Catholic news source in Argentina, reported this week that Archbishop Carlos Jose Nanez of Cordoba has begun canonical proceedings against an Argentinean priest for refusing to retract the statements he publicly made supporting same-sex “marriage.”
Fr. Jose Nicolas Alessio received an enormous amount of media attention for his statements supporting gay “marriage” while he was pastor of St. Cajetan’s in the city of Cordoba.
According to AICA, the priest has continued to make statements to the media in support of same-sex “marriage.” “As a cautionary measure, the archbishop has prohibited him from the public exercising of the priestly ministry, which means he cannot celebrate Mass or administer the sacraments of the Church publicly, and therefore, cannot continue as pastor,” the news service reported.
In his statement, Archbishop Nanez noted that, he has “exhausted all possible pastoral means to get Father Jose Nicolas Alessio to amend his ways and retract his statements” in support of same-sex “marriage.” The archbishop explained that since the priest has “denied every opportunity to modify his actions, I have decided to initiate canonical proceedings under the inter-diocesan Tribunal of Cordoba so that all action will take place according to current ecclesial law.”