Catholic League : LGBT Dissidents Welcomed By Methodists

 

August 18, 2015

Bill Donohue comments on a story in today\’s Philadelphia Inquirer about LGBT dissident Catholics turning to Methodists for recognition:
 
It is hardly surprising that the World Meeting of Families Congress, which is being hosted by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, would insist that this Catholic event feature Catholic speakers. Yet the Philadelphia Inquirer still treats as breaking news the rejection of groups that have publicly professed their rejection of key Catholic teachings. \"Images-1\"
 
The four dissident Catholic LGBT groups that are not welcome to engage in mutiny at this event are New Ways Ministry, Dignity USA, Fortunate Families, and Call to Action. But they have been invited to hold fort at a local Methodist church. Good for them. They have finally found a home.
 

 

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– Award-Winning Fast Casual Chain Introduces One-of-a-Kind Burger and Shake Aug. 21 through Sept. 20 –

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