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The previous pastor died as sordidly as he lived, a friend of Cardinal Bernardin, he was an avid supporter of the evils of sodomy. Meanwhile, +++Cupich has marshaled his evil forces and thrown Father abruptly from his rectory.
There have been numerous death threats and vandalism from the NOH8 crowd. This is an exact duplicate of the treatment meted out to the late Bishop Rogelio Liveres.
Has anyone read the story of Lot?
And you’d think that this priest had burned an icon or desecrated the Sacrament.
[Mahound’s Paradise] Just hours ago, new Chicago Auxiliary Bishop Mark Bartosic arrived unannounced at Resurrection Parish on Chicago's Northwest side and told Pastor Paul Kalchik that he had just minutes to get his belongings together and vacate the premises or the police would be called to arrest him for trespassing.
Fr. Kalchik was about to perform a wedding.
Soon after, Fr. Kalchik left for an undisclosed location, accompanied by his brother who had been visiting the parish.
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Remind me again why Catholics never picket sodomite bars? Why they don't purposely get thrown out of the UK or other insane European countries? Any man who wants a lucrative book deal is throwing away gold by staying in the catacombs while this is still legal.
ReplyDeleteRemember Common Filth?
DeleteThe window of opportunity is closing rapidly. If one got a billboard that said, "homosexuals are swine" or "homosexuality is UGLY" and get in their faces. Go to the Castro district in San Francisco. Become a professional agitator and get rich.
ReplyDeleteAny Catholic who gets his face beaten in a couple of times will instantly become famous, at least within trad land.
ReplyDeleteNo. What was Common Filth? Pray tell. Any such Catholic who gets his face beaten will instantly acquire hero status. It could be the fast track to heaven.
ReplyDeleteI think he’s an apostate to evangelical Protestantism. https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCb9NIDFFW4KOqc6hGBnFBhg
DeleteI read a little about him on "rationalwiki". He doesn't like white people. So pick an honest Catholic. Maybe I missed something about him that you meant to imply.
ReplyDeleteHe’s not an altrighter, no, but he did have a part in burning a rainbow flag, albeit one from the Pulse Nightclub shooting.
DeleteBut why does he matter? Why not go to Berkeley or the Castro district, lose a tooth, become a hero, marry a beautiful woman, and get rich? It seems like an obvious formula.
ReplyDeleteOh, you’re trolling. XD
DeleteSorry, but I'm serious. Did I do something wrong? I thought trolling was considered offensive or wrong.
ReplyDeleteThere’s a probabaly spurious tale of these major culture warriors caught in traffic during a pride parade after some major degenerate legal landmark in the late 80s, I believe. They were in low spirits and suddenly, Jimmy Swaggert was moved by the spirit, rolled down the windows of their limo and started heckling the parade goers. Naturally, the “pride” goers attacked the limo which terrified Oliver North and the other passengers who thought they were going to die. But Jimmy was ecstatic, he said, “this is going to give us something to rail about! Are you kidding me, we’re going to make a millions of dollars...for years!”
DeleteI have to admit, I have to admire Jimmy’s enthusiasm.
If anyone remembers this anecdote and can correct me on the details, I’d appreciate it.
I think at one point Swaggert was even egging on the crowd by telling them, “hey, I got Ollie North in here!!”
DeleteFortunatly, a.h. Cupich is going to be 70 next year. Five more years at most to suffer him. But of course, if his heretic boss Francis goes soon, I'll bet the new pope sacks Cupich in a heartbeat.
ReplyDeleteDamian Malliapalli
(If I had been there, I would help the priest/people burn that flag too).
There are plenty of opportunities. Apparently, burning pride flags makes the bishops more angry than the presence of abortion mills and black on black violence. Affluent effete guys who love to shop don’t care about social justice issues, except to pay lip service. I’m sure they assume that Father Pflegger’s renegade preacher act has them covered on that score. Meanwhile, bodies are piling up.
DeleteWhat's wrong with preaching and getting rich over it? Surely somebody's motives could be questioned, but if one is doing the right thing there would be nothing wrong with getting rich.
ReplyDeleteAre you planning something? Let me know! I’d like to have the first shot at your story!
DeletePeople are extremely depressed but nobody is going out and evangelizing. Getting beatings is a great way to spread the Gospel.
ReplyDeleteI’m not depressed.
DeleteSaint Francis thought so, but he wasn’t much of a prosperity Gospel guy.
I'm not endorsing Joel Osteen. There's nothing wrong with making money. It will help publicize the cause. Please excuse me if my criticism is too much, but honestly this sounds a little like the "Miserabilist Church" that traditioninaction.org talks about. If my criticism is too much, I would be very sorry and apologize abjectly. We need to succeed against our opponents, and we should be open to all kinds of means against it.
ReplyDeleteI think it’s more likely anyone trying to profit from this business is likely to face a host of issues like getting sued by the usual suspects.
DeleteThere was a guy who showed his disapproval of General Mills’ policy toward sexual elites and GLBT-P people by doing a vid of himself lighting up a gay icon. The vid went viral and he was let go from his real-estate gig and died of a heart attack shortly after. Did he go to Heaven after his inarticulate protest? I hope so.
These people are vengeful and wicked, see Genesis account of Lot in Sodom.
I'm not sure I could do it. Ideally, we would have to have a relatively young man or group of men do it. I've heard of trads evangelizing in front of sodomite clubs, but nothing large scale or sustained. Quickest way to win the culture war is to stand up. Nobody is standing up, just muttering in the comments' sections of blogs that (sorry) almost nobody reads.
ReplyDeleteReally, the Church has been battered for centuries. Young men could do this, and if they needed money, there could be a book deal afterwards. It might not be the road to wealth, but it would make some money. Get banned from the UK for breaking their despotic rules and then go brag about it in front of the British Embassy.
Imagine going into solitary confinement like Tommy Robinson in UK!
DeleteIt’s more likely the road to getting splashed with acid, having your head caved with a bike lock, or having perverts send disgusting pictures to your children.
DeleteHaving one's body splashed with acid would be suffering on behalf of Christ. It would be glorious. A person who got his head splashed with acid would be much more eligible for marriage. They would definitely have "street cred". There is probably a more prudent way and a less prudent way, but consulting a priest should happen. Then it should be done, bravely. Then give the evangelist a medal.
ReplyDeleteDon't waste time in lesser metropolitan areas. Go to the Castro district in San Francisco and to Berkeley. Don't trespass if, say, Columbia University has formally asked you to leave campus. Go, though, to the Castro district, their headquarters.
ReplyDeleteAlso, be sure to get a boombox on one's shoulder and blast out Gregorian Chant at really, really high volumes!
ReplyDeleteIt’s being done.
Deletehttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IfFQo3_Pw3U
Pope Francis just appointed three new bishops and retired two. They were sworn in on Sept 17. One of the new guys was the "hit man".---There are some seven auxiliaries in Chicago. I went to a traditional service in a companion city and Bishop Joseph Perry (African-American) was there along with Cordeleone of San Francisco. He is 70 and being pushed out of the limelight by the more liberal crowd.----While doing research on Chicago, I found a website called "Catholic World Report". There was an article profiling the response of Timothy Cardinal Dolan to the crisis. He appointed a retired federal judge to look into every allegation and "to leave no stone unturned". Barbara S. Jones was appointed by Bill Clinton and her biggest case was her decision on "the defense of family act" being discriminatory. She also ruled positively in regard to abortion cases.---The lines in the Church are becoming clearly defined. Those that believe that homosexuality is acceptable are in control. The connections to the acceptance of abortion are also coming into perspective.
ReplyDeleteThe Law Firm that “handled” the investigation of Archbishop Nienstedt is an advocate for the normalization of sexual deviancy.
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