lacrimosa

So I went to Sarah's page and made a post under one of her LGBTQ advocacy posts. It's incredible the number of responses which she gets from people who are very confused, and she is not hel…

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People in the LGBTQ segment of the populations are leaving and have left the Catholic Church with no intent of coming back.Probably because they want to find a place where they can be comfortable wit…

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So then her language should have clearly stated LGBTQ persons who are turning away from their inclinations and striving to live a chaste life are welcome?

Why does this group need to b…

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When she talks about welcoming LGBTQ people, is she required to make the distinction about which of the two subsets she is being welcoming toward?

Yes she should. it is confusing. She …

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I came into the church as an adult and didn't know any better until 20+ years later I experienced the Latin Mass. I was "raised" as a new Catholic with songs like "We are One in t…

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Thanks for the link to her facebook page. When someone like her is talking about being welcoming to LGBTQ people, do they mean people who have disorders that are challenging but who are striving to l…

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On our church's facebook page announcing this song as our "gathering song" is this Sarah Hart quote:

"A great church must love greatly. A great church must welcome …

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Roe v. Wade is going back to the states because three centrist-to-left justices happened to retire or die during a Republican presidency. Ascribing credit to any political figure for that is like bla…

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Abortion is not the only issue that matters in American politics, especially since it has been out of the hands of the legislative branch since Roe v. Wade. Let's stop pretending that Catholics …

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How many times have I heard from the pulpit prayers for legal protection of the unborn?

Yet how unclear it has been that in order to have pro-life legislation we need pro-life legislat…

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I stumbled upon this video today. I agree that almost all of them are awful, but I think I can find some that are worse. Anyway, they make some good points in thier discussion:

https:/…

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I'm just a guy in the choir, so I have little or no say regarding the music selection, and it's been only lately that I've really scrutinized the appropriateness of our music.
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Recently this retreat was promoted at our parish. It seems similar to the Cursillo in that you don't get to know what happens there until you go--but you wouldn't want to know and you are g…

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I appreciate all the comments. It's nice to know I'm not alone. At least it only happens once in a while. I was at a Cursillo retreat and we had to "bless" each speaker in that ma…

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Can a non-Catholic lead the responsorial psalm? Or a Catholic who because of an irregular marriage situation may not receive the sacraments?

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Thank you everyone for your comments. I have some comments and questions to add later, but meanwhile I found this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D47e_i1uFAM&playnext=1&list=P…

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