Novus Ordo: Eucharistic Presider Wears Sports Chasuble
At the February 12 final game of the US National Football League (Super Bowl), Father Joseph Pham of homosexualist Holy Spirit Parish in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, wore an outfit bearing the logos of …More
At the February 12 final game of the US National Football League (Super Bowl), Father Joseph Pham of homosexualist Holy Spirit Parish in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, wore an outfit bearing the logos of the NFL and the Philadelphia Eagles logos while presiding at his eucharist.
On the back of the garment was written “Father Joe” with the number three. The colour of the Philadelphia Eagles is green.
LifeSiteNews.com sent an email to Pham and Camden Diocese asking if Pham's conduct was appropriate [by Novus Ordo standards].
The Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, with a true Catholic kicker, Harrison Butker, scoring the game-winning goal (video below).
Picture: LifeSiteNews.com, #newsDymtfmgrln
On the back of the garment was written “Father Joe” with the number three. The colour of the Philadelphia Eagles is green.
LifeSiteNews.com sent an email to Pham and Camden Diocese asking if Pham's conduct was appropriate [by Novus Ordo standards].
The Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, with a true Catholic kicker, Harrison Butker, scoring the game-winning goal (video below).
Picture: LifeSiteNews.com, #newsDymtfmgrln
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Hierdoor kun je Novus Ordo kerk nog sneller laten sterven.
Kenjiro M. Yoshimori
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Harrison Butker is a great athlete, and great young Catholic who attends only the Roman Rite Latin Mass. Fr. Pham on the other hand, probably was just trying to be a fan of the Eagles, but inappropriate at Mass. But actually, give me a break. It's pointless to complain about what goes on at the Novus Ordo anywhere, because they allow for everything. The priest could come out in his underwear, and …More
Harrison Butker is a great athlete, and great young Catholic who attends only the Roman Rite Latin Mass. Fr. Pham on the other hand, probably was just trying to be a fan of the Eagles, but inappropriate at Mass. But actually, give me a break. It's pointless to complain about what goes on at the Novus Ordo anywhere, because they allow for everything. The priest could come out in his underwear, and no one would care.
When I was in college 8 years ago, one of the lunatic priests thought it would be fun for students to bring their pets (whatever they were), to Mass. I went only because I wanted to see how stupid it would be, and I was not disappointed.
People brought birds, two of which escaped and flew around the church while their owners screamed during the Mass. Someone brought a miniature horse which promptly decided to take a dump near a side altar, while another person's cat had a meltdown when it saw dogs and screamed at the top of it's voice in its cage (I never hear a cat make that sound before).
It was a total circus. Im sure someone like Bizarro Cardinal Krazewski and his circus day for Rome homeless people would be very comfortable at that chapel.
When I was in college 8 years ago, one of the lunatic priests thought it would be fun for students to bring their pets (whatever they were), to Mass. I went only because I wanted to see how stupid it would be, and I was not disappointed.
People brought birds, two of which escaped and flew around the church while their owners screamed during the Mass. Someone brought a miniature horse which promptly decided to take a dump near a side altar, while another person's cat had a meltdown when it saw dogs and screamed at the top of it's voice in its cage (I never hear a cat make that sound before).
It was a total circus. Im sure someone like Bizarro Cardinal Krazewski and his circus day for Rome homeless people would be very comfortable at that chapel.
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The Novus Ordo has no contextual boundaries. It was designed to be so. As long as the structural parts are there -Creed, Consecration etc, anything goes. Like Kenjiro over the years, before attending the ancient Roman rite, I've seen it all. The most memorable of all was when cell phones first came out, a priest had God, actually a Deacon in the back of the church, call him in the middle of the …More
The Novus Ordo has no contextual boundaries. It was designed to be so. As long as the structural parts are there -Creed, Consecration etc, anything goes. Like Kenjiro over the years, before attending the ancient Roman rite, I've seen it all. The most memorable of all was when cell phones first came out, a priest had God, actually a Deacon in the back of the church, call him in the middle of the homily so he could have a conversation with Jesus. Oh brother!