Catholic LGBT Ministry Canonizes Serial Pederast

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The homosexualist Jesuit priest Fr. James Martin has often praised Out at St. Paul. Last June, Fr. Martin tweeted, "'Out at St. Paul' is one of the most vibrant Catholic #LGBT ministries in the country, perhaps the world." He added that the group is "a model for many parishes."

In 2017, the Jesuit called for Catholics to reverence so-called gay marriage.

Referring to an active homosexual friend in a same-sex marriage, Martin said, "I have a hard time imagining how even the most traditionalist, homophobic, closed-minded Catholic cannot look at my friend and say, 'That is a loving act, and that is a form of love that I don't understand but I have to reverence.'"

Cardinal Gerhard Müller, the former prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, said in May that homophobia isn't real.

"Homophobia simply does not exist, it is clearly an invention," he affirmed, saying it was a tactic by activists to dominate "the minds of others."

Among Fr. Martin's many errors regarding LGBT outreach include:

• Saying homosexuals are not required to keep chastity
• Saying Catholics should reverence so-called gay marriage
• Supporting transgenderism in children
• Promoting so-called gay marriage
• Affirming that gays should be allowed to kiss at Mass
• Believing that chaste homosexuals aren't leading a fully integrated life
• Insisting God makes people gay

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Then Strickland called his fellow bishops to use their authority to shut down this priest, which was generally understood to be Martin.

"Brothers, I think part of the fraternal correction or the fraternal support we offer each other is to say: can that be presented in our diocese? That same-sex marriage is just fine, and the Church will one day grow to understand that," he asked.

Martin rejected Strickland's claims.

On Nov. 24, Martin stated, "Recently, a cardinal and a bishop both offered their critiques of people who identify as 'LGBT' and my own ministry to LGBT Catholics." He added, "The bishop did not mention me by name, but it was hard to imagine who else he could have been talking about."

Martin has often called for a change in the language of the Catechism of the Catholic Church that refers in paragraph 2358 to same-sex attraction as being "objectively disordered" and in paragraph 2357 to homosexual acts being "intrinsically disordered." Instead, Martin wants the language to be changed to "differently ordered" — implying that a same-sex orientation is just as legitimate as opposite-sex attraction.

He says this rejection of Church language is owing to sensitivity to homosexuals. Martin has, however, expressed his opinion that active gays should be able to kiss during Mass and insists homosexuals are "born that way" and they "can't change."

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