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In the last show for Citizens for Community Media Pastor Graylin Watson talked about how sin is a reproach to any community. In this show E. Michael Jones discusses how the homosexual issues in the Church relate to the community where Mike lives in South Bend - Notre Dame IN. Mike wrote an article for this September issue of Culture Wars magazine called "Cardinal McCarrick and the Homolobby" His research on this subject reveals that the mainstream media's portrayal that the crisis in the Church centers around pedophilia is wrong. By far most of the sexual violations by the clergy involve homosexual violations or sex between priests and men of adult age. But since pedophilia is either illegal or seen as more egregious the media wants to describe the homosexual activity as pedophilia. It seems their motivation stems out of hatred of the Church and this hatred blinds the media to the facts. Mike explains how (primarily) the Jesuits have created a homomafia within the Church and have been intimidating the weaker clergy to say and do nothing when they discover these abominations being played out in their midst. Or as Mike writes: ""Allow us to act on our homosexual impulses, the Jesuits said, and we will act as a fifth column serving oligarchic interests within the Church."
The interesting part of Mike's research is how he compares the crisis in the Church to what is happening locally in South Bend. First, the local bishop (Rhoades) came from Pennsylvania where he is now having to defend himself from accusations of covering up the supposed molestations. Ninety percent of the Notre Dame University professors are said to be for same sex marriage. When the homosexual mayor of South Bend was living openly with his future male bride and then later married him in the Episcopal Church hardly a word of criticism seemed to come from the Notre Dame and South Bend Christian communities. Reading from Mike's article: "The Church may destroy itself from within - just as has already been the case in many places in the West. A Church which contradicts itself, rejects its own teaching, becomes useless and dies, like the Church in Holland. Anything that is self-contradictory is bound to disappear. Bad theology is dangerous."
In the last show for Citizens for Community Media Pastor Graylin Watson talked about how sin is a reproach to any community. In this show E. Michael Jones discusses how the homosexual issues in the Church relate to the community where Mike lives in South Bend - Notre Dame IN. Mike wrote an article for this September issue of Culture Wars magazine called "Cardinal McCarrick and the Homolobby" His research on this subject reveals that the mainstream media's portrayal that the crisis in the Church centers around pedophilia is wrong. By far most of the sexual violations by the clergy involve homosexual violations or sex between priests and men of adult age. But since pedophilia is either illegal or seen as more egregious the media wants to describe the homosexual activity as pedophilia. It seems their motivation stems out of hatred of the Church and this hatred blinds the media to the facts. Mike explains how (primarily) the Jesuits have created a homomafia within the Church and have been intimidating the weaker clergy to say and do nothing when they discover these abominations being played out in their midst. Or as Mike writes: ""Allow us to act on our homosexual impulses, the Jesuits said, and we will act as a fifth column serving oligarchic interests within the Church."
The interesting part of Mike's research is how he compares the crisis in the Church to what is happening locally in South Bend. First, the local bishop (Rhoades) came from Pennsylvania where he is now having to defend himself from accusations of covering up the supposed molestations. Ninety percent of the Notre Dame University professors are said to be for same sex marriage. When the homosexual mayor of South Bend was living openly with his future male bride and then later married him in the Episcopal Church hardly a word of criticism seemed to come from the Notre Dame and South Bend Christian communities. Reading from Mike's article: "The Church may destroy itself from within - just as has already been the case in many places in the West. A Church which contradicts itself, rejects its own teaching, becomes useless and dies, like the Church in Holland. Anything that is self-contradictory is bound to disappear. Bad theology is dangerous."
