7 thoughts on “MALTA: Archbishop who punished seminarians who refused Amoris Laetia, now wants Clergy to Marry”

1. Wrong link

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   1. Thanks. Fixed.

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2. The real issue is the gay stranglehold over the seminaries, particularly in the West. Unless that is resolved nothing really changes.

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   1. The real problem is weak Catholic men (lay included) who stand by and do nothing while the Church is being ravaged by perverts and luciferians. Where is the valour and honour of the men whose ancestors in the past sacrificed their lives and fortunes to fight in the Crusades? Wringing of hands, and sighing while lying on the couch are disgraceful. Take some action Catholic men or answer to God at the time of Judgment for the loss of so many souls. Only Br. Bugnolo, AJ, and more recently Archbishop Vigano (asking the Swiss Guard to arrest the knaves/perverts trying to destroy our Church) have called for manly action.

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      1. This is a spiritual battle which necessitates fighting with spiritual weapons. The most powerful weapons available are the Holy Rosary (Our Lord always listens to His mother) and the Eucharist. More impact is made by praying the Rosary every day than anything worldly one can do, although obviously being a witness matters (like amending the Wikipedia page on Fiducia Supplicans as an example). Inevitably we are moving towards a time of Martyrdom.

3. It’s like a misunderstanding of the virtue of chastity. Our church raises saints. Virtuous saints are thus the children of the church. The priests are our example. People grow less inclined to sin due to his exemplary example. The Church is not about what you want to do with your personal wee wee.

   How can we stop this emphasis on all things related to gender and sex? It’s getting old. It isnt edifying.

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4. Frank Walker calls this little perv “the butterball”. That always makes me laugh.

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