Gloria.TV News on the 26th of June 2014 Pelosi Has to Go: “Politicians make a mockery of my faith” writes Les Knoll on hayspost.com. As an example he gives the name of the Minority Leader of the U.S.…More
Gloria.TV News on the 26th of June 2014
Pelosi Has to Go: “Politicians make a mockery of my faith” writes Les Knoll on hayspost.com. As an example he gives the name of the Minority Leader of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi who recently received the infamous Margaret Sanger award from Planned Parenthood. Knoll writes: “Need I mention that PP is an abortion mill? Need I mention Ms Sanger, the infamous eugenist, has no moral qualms about abortions.” His conclusion: “The Nancy Pelosis of my Church have got to go! Calling herself a Catholic is hypocrisy, and church leadership has got to do more about it.”
Serious Misperception: The Catholic youth minister Stephen May writes in the Arlington Advocate online about sexual abuses of minors. Quote: “One serious misperception perpetrated by the media is that Catholic priests are among the most serious offenders.” May answers: “Statistically speaking, this is far from the truth.” For instance, in 2010 over 700,000 cases of sexual abuse against minors were reported. The same year there were 8 accusations of similar sexual abuse by a priest often dating back to the past. This amounts to 0.001 percent of the overall number of cases.
Carnage: More than 50 Catholics have been killed in two days by Muslims in Bambari, Central African Republic. The violence started with last year’s takeover of the capital Bangui by the Muslim Seleka rebel group. Its human rights abuses lead to the creation of Christian militia. During the recent clash several hundred Catholics flew to Bambari's Catholic Church premises. Marie-Rosalie a witness said that – quote – “there were many dead”.
Prostitution Soccer: The Soccer World Cup in Brazil has become a red-light district – writes blog.acton.org. A recent court ruling in Brazil allowed that sex with a 12 year old did not necessarily constitute statutory rape. Pimps pay parents in poor areas of Brazil 5,000 to 10,000 Dollars for their daughters being made prostitutes in rich São Paulo. Clients pay some $60 for them of which $15 go to the prostitute. Alcohol and drugs help them function. The Sisters of Redemption work with human trafficking survivors.
Pelosi Has to Go: “Politicians make a mockery of my faith” writes Les Knoll on hayspost.com. As an example he gives the name of the Minority Leader of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi who recently received the infamous Margaret Sanger award from Planned Parenthood. Knoll writes: “Need I mention that PP is an abortion mill? Need I mention Ms Sanger, the infamous eugenist, has no moral qualms about abortions.” His conclusion: “The Nancy Pelosis of my Church have got to go! Calling herself a Catholic is hypocrisy, and church leadership has got to do more about it.”
Serious Misperception: The Catholic youth minister Stephen May writes in the Arlington Advocate online about sexual abuses of minors. Quote: “One serious misperception perpetrated by the media is that Catholic priests are among the most serious offenders.” May answers: “Statistically speaking, this is far from the truth.” For instance, in 2010 over 700,000 cases of sexual abuse against minors were reported. The same year there were 8 accusations of similar sexual abuse by a priest often dating back to the past. This amounts to 0.001 percent of the overall number of cases.
Carnage: More than 50 Catholics have been killed in two days by Muslims in Bambari, Central African Republic. The violence started with last year’s takeover of the capital Bangui by the Muslim Seleka rebel group. Its human rights abuses lead to the creation of Christian militia. During the recent clash several hundred Catholics flew to Bambari's Catholic Church premises. Marie-Rosalie a witness said that – quote – “there were many dead”.
Prostitution Soccer: The Soccer World Cup in Brazil has become a red-light district – writes blog.acton.org. A recent court ruling in Brazil allowed that sex with a 12 year old did not necessarily constitute statutory rape. Pimps pay parents in poor areas of Brazil 5,000 to 10,000 Dollars for their daughters being made prostitutes in rich São Paulo. Clients pay some $60 for them of which $15 go to the prostitute. Alcohol and drugs help them function. The Sisters of Redemption work with human trafficking survivors.
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Why are the American Bishops so reluctant to excommunicate Nancy like Pope Francis recently did with the Mafia. It seems to say that its more important to tolerate the dissidents rather than faithful Orthodox Traditional Catholics. It smacked of hypocrisy.
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Even though Nancy Pelosi has excommunicated herself through supporting abortion, and apostasy her bishop should excommunicate her public ally! She needs to see it on paper. By bishop not doing this he does her a grave injustice to her soul! Let her know she is dammed!!!!
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Even though Nancy Pelosi has excommunicated herself through supporting abortion, and apostasy her bishop should excommunicate her public ally! She needs to see it on paper. By bishop not doing this he does her a grave injustice to her soul! Let her know she is dammed!!!!
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