In an article about how Roman Catholic bishops intend to kill the US immigration bill because, ahem, it respects gay people, there are many gems. Here's one:
It seems unlikely the bishops would accept any provision for same-sex partners—even for an issue as important to the church as immigration. In their drive for greater orthodoxy among Catholics, bishops have made preserving traditional marriage a priority. Last week, San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, who leads the bishops' marriage efforts, said the struggle against gay marriage is a gift from God "and by overcoming it we may achieve spiritual greatness." He made the comments in an interview with The Catholic Herald, a news outlet in Britain.
This is very much like the Roman Catholic approach to adoption. They close down Catholic adoption facilities in areas where gays gain the right to adopt children. They actually do this. They deny homes to all the children in their care to avoid placing one child with a loving, gay family. How's that for morals?
So it comes as no surprise that they're ready to throw immigrants overboard rather than allow the rules of immigration to respect gay couples. That's some church they've got there. Raping kids, denying kids loving homes, and now slamming the doors in the faces of immigrants -- that's the ugly face of the Roman Catholic church. It is evil personified.
So it comes as no surprise that they're ready to throw immigrants overboard rather than allow the rules of immigration to respect gay couples. That's some church they've got there. Raping kids, denying kids loving homes, and now slamming the doors in the faces of immigrants -- that's the ugly face of the Roman Catholic church. It is evil personified.
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