An explanation regarding why homosexuality is part of the Culture of Death, and not the Culture of Life.
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The Church and Today's Supreme Court Decision
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The Church and Today's Supreme Court Decision
Posted: 26 Jun 2013 09:22 AM PDT
10 years ago, the Church wrote a document warning about decisions like the one we have today from our Supreme Court. The document is entitled
CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING PROPOSALS TO GIVE LEGAL RECOGNITION TO UNIONS BETWEEN HOMOSEXUAL PERSONS
Click here to read it. I wonder how often it has been preached on? I wonder how many Catholics (priests or otherwise) have ever bothered to read it? It isn't nearly as entertaining as all of the entertainment options that we have out there (computer games, tv shows, movies, Netflix, etc.) but if you want to do something positive to try to save the Republic then do the following
1) read the thing by clicking here
2) then read it again (click here) figuring out "how can I succinctly help someone else understand what is in this document?"
3) then go succinctly help someone else understand what is in this document
CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING PROPOSALS TO GIVE LEGAL RECOGNITION TO UNIONS BETWEEN HOMOSEXUAL PERSONS
Click here to read it. I wonder how often it has been preached on? I wonder how many Catholics (priests or otherwise) have ever bothered to read it? It isn't nearly as entertaining as all of the entertainment options that we have out there (computer games, tv shows, movies, Netflix, etc.) but if you want to do something positive to try to save the Republic then do the following
1) read the thing by clicking here
2) then read it again (click here) figuring out "how can I succinctly help someone else understand what is in this document?"
3) then go succinctly help someone else understand what is in this document
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