Homosexual Jesuit Believes Church Needs “Homosex Saints” They Exist. Jim McDermott dresses like a layman but seems to be a Jesuit. On June 2 he wrote on America Magazine that – quote – “The Catholic …More
Homosexual Jesuit Believes Church Needs “Homosex Saints”
They Exist. Jim McDermott dresses like a layman but seems to be a Jesuit. On June 2 he wrote on America Magazine that – quote – “The Catholic Church needs Homosex saints.” Because of his poor Jesuit education, McDermott may not be aware that such saints exist, namely the Uganda Martyrs in the historical kingdom of Buganda. They were executed in 1885 on orders of King Mwanga II because they withstood his homosexual advances. In the article, McDermott calls himself a homosexual. He is an associate editor at America Magazine.
Wrong Wording. McDermott recalls that a couple years ago, he was at Los Angeles Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels looking at the tapestries of the saints lining the walls of the church. Quote, “It suddenly hit me that not a single one of these people has been identified as gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender, though undoubtedly some of them were.” McDermott doesn’t tell us why he knows this. He adds, “In fact …More
They Exist. Jim McDermott dresses like a layman but seems to be a Jesuit. On June 2 he wrote on America Magazine that – quote – “The Catholic Church needs Homosex saints.” Because of his poor Jesuit education, McDermott may not be aware that such saints exist, namely the Uganda Martyrs in the historical kingdom of Buganda. They were executed in 1885 on orders of King Mwanga II because they withstood his homosexual advances. In the article, McDermott calls himself a homosexual. He is an associate editor at America Magazine.
Wrong Wording. McDermott recalls that a couple years ago, he was at Los Angeles Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels looking at the tapestries of the saints lining the walls of the church. Quote, “It suddenly hit me that not a single one of these people has been identified as gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender, though undoubtedly some of them were.” McDermott doesn’t tell us why he knows this. He adds, “In fact …More
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In the Second letter of Saint Peter 3:3 it says
that in the last days mockers (artful impostors) will come with their mockery, living according to their own lusts
These are unlearned and unstable men who pervert the Scriptures to their own perdition.
Apostate Jim McDermott mockingly denied God's Word, writing on Twitter, in response to a post that read: @catholic_State
· Jun 6
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In the Second letter of Saint Peter 3:3 it says
that in the last days mockers (artful impostors) will come with their mockery, living according to their own lusts
These are unlearned and unstable men who pervert the Scriptures to their own perdition.
Apostate Jim McDermott mockingly denied God's Word, writing on Twitter, in response to a post that read: @catholic_State
· Jun 6
Replying to @PopCulturPriest
All the Saints believed in Sodom and Gomorrah... Did they have pretty serious messed up prejudices?
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Jun 6
They also believed leeches would cure disease, the earth was flat and comets were signs of cosmic doom. But sure, let's focus on some ridiculous story about God destroying a town that was preposterously nothing but homosexual predators. That definitely sounds believable.
Jim McDermott
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Jun 6
I know I’m way behind on this, but I’m just realizing there are people who think that the story of Sodom and Gomorrah really happened.
that in the last days mockers (artful impostors) will come with their mockery, living according to their own lusts
These are unlearned and unstable men who pervert the Scriptures to their own perdition.
Apostate Jim McDermott mockingly denied God's Word, writing on Twitter, in response to a post that read: @catholic_State
· Jun 6
Replying to @PopCulturPriest
All the Saints believed in Sodom and Gomorrah... Did they have pretty serious messed up prejudices?
Jim McDermott
@PopCulturPriest
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Jun 6
They also believed leeches would cure disease, the earth was flat and comets were signs of cosmic doom. But sure, let's focus on some ridiculous story about God destroying a town that was preposterously nothing but homosexual predators. That definitely sounds believable.
Jim McDermott
@PopCulturPriest
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Jun 6
I know I’m way behind on this, but I’m just realizing there are people who think that the story of Sodom and Gomorrah really happened.
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If Fr McDermott is dreaming of a Church which will accept them, he could try the church of satan. I'm quite sure its leader will be delighted to accept him and his 'friends'. This has become a tsunami of filth and it's in Christ's Church. I simply don't understand what goes on in their heads about God and Judgment and Hell. It wasn't just communism itself which infiltrated the Church. Those who …More
If Fr McDermott is dreaming of a Church which will accept them, he could try the church of satan. I'm quite sure its leader will be delighted to accept him and his 'friends'. This has become a tsunami of filth and it's in Christ's Church. I simply don't understand what goes on in their heads about God and Judgment and Hell. It wasn't just communism itself which infiltrated the Church. Those who wanted to destroy it were prepared to use any means to do so and knew that homosexuality would be a great tool and ally in reaching their goals.
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Jim McDermott is an Apostate, who publicly denies the faith, who challenges Holy Scripture and the teachings of the Church, sins against the Holy Spirit by challenging the Revealed Truth and mocks God on social media.
Apostasy: «The word itself in its etymological sense, signifies the desertion of a post, the giving up of a state of life; he who voluntarily embraces a definite state of life cannot …More
Jim McDermott is an Apostate, who publicly denies the faith, who challenges Holy Scripture and the teachings of the Church, sins against the Holy Spirit by challenging the Revealed Truth and mocks God on social media.
Apostasy: «The word itself in its etymological sense, signifies the desertion of a post, the giving up of a state of life; he who voluntarily embraces a definite state of life cannot leave it, therefore, without becoming an apostate.
Apostasy ab ordine
This, according to the present discipline of the Church, is the abandonment of the clerical dress and state by clerics who have received major orders.
Apostasy a fide, or perfidiæ:
Perfidiæ is the complete and voluntary abandonment of the Christian religion, whether the apostate embraces another religion such as Paganism, Judaism, Mohammedanism, etc., or merely makes profession of Naturalism, Rationalism, etc. The heretic differs from the apostate in that he only denies one or more of the doctrines of revealed religion, whereas the apostate denies the religion itself, a sin which has always been looked upon as one of the most grievous.
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Apostasy
Apostasy: «The word itself in its etymological sense, signifies the desertion of a post, the giving up of a state of life; he who voluntarily embraces a definite state of life cannot leave it, therefore, without becoming an apostate.
Apostasy ab ordine
This, according to the present discipline of the Church, is the abandonment of the clerical dress and state by clerics who have received major orders.
Apostasy a fide, or perfidiæ:
Perfidiæ is the complete and voluntary abandonment of the Christian religion, whether the apostate embraces another religion such as Paganism, Judaism, Mohammedanism, etc., or merely makes profession of Naturalism, Rationalism, etc. The heretic differs from the apostate in that he only denies one or more of the doctrines of revealed religion, whereas the apostate denies the religion itself, a sin which has always been looked upon as one of the most grievous.
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Apostasy
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Jesuit dissident and gay activist James Martin wrote on Twitter on June 3 at the Feast of Holy Martyrs in Uganda: @JamesMartinSJ
«Today is the Feast of the Ugandan Martyrs, to whom I have great devotion. When I worked with refugees in East Africa in the 1990s, I prayed to them often and visited their shrine in Namugongo, near Kampala, twice. The refugees from Uganda mentioned them frequently and.…More
Jesuit dissident and gay activist James Martin wrote on Twitter on June 3 at the Feast of Holy Martyrs in Uganda: @JamesMartinSJ
«Today is the Feast of the Ugandan Martyrs, to whom I have great devotion. When I worked with refugees in East Africa in the 1990s, I prayed to them often and visited their shrine in Namugongo, near Kampala, twice. The refugees from Uganda mentioned them frequently and......the martyrs' names were often used by churches in East Africa, especially Kizito, the youngest, a name often taken by youth groups. (I wrote about them in my book "My Life with the Saints.") Sadly, today their feast is often used as a weapon against LGBTQ people. Why?....»
In this Post James Martin feigns religiosity by talking about the holy martyrs of Uganda but maliciously lying and diverting the focus to the 'refugees' to conclude by contradicting the true story.
“[T]he moderate [Modernist] is the real Satanic type; his is the masked evil” (Fr. Felix Sarda y Salvany, Liberalism is a Sin)
2 Timothy 3:5
Having an appearance indeed of godliness, but denying the power thereof. Now these avoid.
«Today is the Feast of the Ugandan Martyrs, to whom I have great devotion. When I worked with refugees in East Africa in the 1990s, I prayed to them often and visited their shrine in Namugongo, near Kampala, twice. The refugees from Uganda mentioned them frequently and......the martyrs' names were often used by churches in East Africa, especially Kizito, the youngest, a name often taken by youth groups. (I wrote about them in my book "My Life with the Saints.") Sadly, today their feast is often used as a weapon against LGBTQ people. Why?....»
In this Post James Martin feigns religiosity by talking about the holy martyrs of Uganda but maliciously lying and diverting the focus to the 'refugees' to conclude by contradicting the true story.
“[T]he moderate [Modernist] is the real Satanic type; his is the masked evil” (Fr. Felix Sarda y Salvany, Liberalism is a Sin)
2 Timothy 3:5
Having an appearance indeed of godliness, but denying the power thereof. Now these avoid.
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James Martin Vatican Councilor: “Some of the Saints Were Gay” – gloria.tv
Father Felix Sarda said: “The apostate priest is the first factor the devil are looking for his work in this rebellion. He need to present it in a way authorized in the eyes of the unwary, and no use for it as much as the endorsement of a minister of the Church. And, unfortunately, she never missing corrupt clerics in their …More
James Martin Vatican Councilor: “Some of the Saints Were Gay” – gloria.tv
Father Felix Sarda said: “The apostate priest is the first factor the devil are looking for his work in this rebellion. He need to present it in a way authorized in the eyes of the unwary, and no use for it as much as the endorsement of a minister of the Church. And, unfortunately, she never missing corrupt clerics in their habits, the most common way of heresy; or blind arrogance, also very common cause of all error...”
Father Felix Sarda said: “The apostate priest is the first factor the devil are looking for his work in this rebellion. He need to present it in a way authorized in the eyes of the unwary, and no use for it as much as the endorsement of a minister of the Church. And, unfortunately, she never missing corrupt clerics in their habits, the most common way of heresy; or blind arrogance, also very common cause of all error...”
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Up next, a demand for saints who were, in life, satanists to show The Church's power of ecumenical outreach and inclusivity.
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On Saint Pelayo and the priestly adhesion to the apostate pastorals
Mª Virginia Olivera ( Catholic from Argentina. She is a Professor and has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Buenos Aires):
A few centuries ago, the young San Pelayo -whose feast we Catholics celebrate on June 26- gave his life in defense of purity against the degenerate seductions of the Caliph of Córdoba, where, having …More
On Saint Pelayo and the priestly adhesion to the apostate pastorals
Mª Virginia Olivera ( Catholic from Argentina. She is a Professor and has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Buenos Aires):
A few centuries ago, the young San Pelayo -whose feast we Catholics celebrate on June 26- gave his life in defense of purity against the degenerate seductions of the Caliph of Córdoba, where, having been a captive, he observed that high positions were bought with the prostitution of consciences first, and then of bodies.
The policy of Abderramán III -which today is that of the world in general-, made them useful and manageable instruments at the cost of apostasy, thus deserving the trust of the tyrant and in exchange all kinds of "services" were provided. Step by step you reach the port, for better and for worse.
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Sometimes we are outraged over what is happening in Germany, but in the meantime we must also examine our own parishes and dioceses, because the true and most serious pandemic that we are suffering in the world is the great Apostasy (Cf. Catechism of the Church Catholic n.675-677) and this one gradually conquers people's spirits, like a stench that penetrates everything...
Mª Virginia Olivera ( Catholic from Argentina. She is a Professor and has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Buenos Aires):
A few centuries ago, the young San Pelayo -whose feast we Catholics celebrate on June 26- gave his life in defense of purity against the degenerate seductions of the Caliph of Córdoba, where, having been a captive, he observed that high positions were bought with the prostitution of consciences first, and then of bodies.
The policy of Abderramán III -which today is that of the world in general-, made them useful and manageable instruments at the cost of apostasy, thus deserving the trust of the tyrant and in exchange all kinds of "services" were provided. Step by step you reach the port, for better and for worse.
(...)
Sometimes we are outraged over what is happening in Germany, but in the meantime we must also examine our own parishes and dioceses, because the true and most serious pandemic that we are suffering in the world is the great Apostasy (Cf. Catechism of the Church Catholic n.675-677) and this one gradually conquers people's spirits, like a stench that penetrates everything...
