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Post by M. Hawbaker on Jun 29, 2019 15:02:02 GMT
June 28, 2019, (LifeSiteNews) – A U.S. bishop has issued a “prayer” card that celebrates homosexual “pride” and includes an image of a crucifix with rainbow colors coming from it. The card, to be distributed this weekend at pro-homosexual events, was released via social media on Friday, the feast day on which Catholics celebrate the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Pro-homosexual Bishop John Stowe of Lexington, Kentucky, issued the card to commemorate the “celebration of Pride.” The prayer card features a San Damiano Cross on the front, and on the back is a brief letter issued to those who celebrate “Pride.”
“Dear sisters and Brothers, I greet you warmly and offer you my prayers on your behalf during this celebration of Pride,” wrote Stowe on the back of the card, which includes a rainbow flag with the words “You are God’s beloved” imposed on top of the flag. The remainder of the card suggests that God creates people to be homosexual and transgendered, etc., and that God looks at such “works” as “wonderful.”
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Post by M. Hawbaker on Jun 29, 2019 15:06:22 GMT
This Bishop is wrong on so many levels that I don't even know where to begin.
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Post by barb43 on Jun 29, 2019 18:44:23 GMT
Considering the Church teaches this, and supposedly at the highest level believes it: Why is the Church not REMOVING these people from positions within the Church, and openly acknowledging these people act outside of Church doctrine and Biblical principles? I know, I know, that's a rhetorical question ... but it should be answered. By the way, I used to drop by the local historical Catholic church some mornings to pray and light candles, after my late husband passed away. I can explain that colored light reflecting from the back of the side of that cross - and I'm laughing because it's such a simple explanation.
Those rainbow colors are due to sunlight passing through a nearby stained glass window, and the then-colored sunbeams are hitting whatever's across from them, in this case, the side of the crucifix.
I always loved the reflected colored sunbeams as they hit the sanctuary wall. I'd walk out along that wall as I left and put a hand on the colored spots, thanking God for a variety of things. Stowe's line of nonsense is just that - all wrong, and nothing like that was being espoused in the early 1990s. Makes me sad that it's so prevalent today.
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