By The Fruits, You Shall Know ThemAnd the sound and fury accompanying them
Cardinal George of Chicago recently made some noise concerning the heretical New Ways Ministry. Specifically, here's a bit of what he stated; (Emphasis mine)
New Ways Ministry has countered with their listing of "gay friendly parishes nation-wide". Dozens and dozens of parishes that the Lavender Mafia staked out for their own.
The USCCB knows it, and predictably, not a damn thing will happen because of it. Think certain pastors will be replaced? For some reason, the words "snowball's chance" and "hell" come to mind. And notice that six cathedrals and five official shrines are also on the below listing. Shameful.
Oh, and another reason as to why the above proclamation by Cdl. George is essentially hot wind? Scroll down to the Sodomite-Parish listing and see just how many are within the city limits of Chicago. Never mind the other Illinois cities that fall into Cdl. George's jurisdiction.
Here's what I predict will happen now that H.E. has thrown down the gauntlet:
Nothing. He'll skulk back to the shadows and write another check to CCC and the other pro-homosexual/pro-abortion groups the USCCB is saddled up with. Bet on it.
In the meantime, here the (in)famous listing of butt-sniffers that have infiltrated The Church.
Montgomery: St. Bede
Arizona
Mesa: Christ the King
Scottsdale: Franciscan Renewal Center
Tuscon: St. Cyril of Alexandria, SS. Peter and Paul, St. Pius X, Our Mother of Sorrows, St. Odilia
California
Berkeley: Holy Spirit Parish
Burney: St Francis of Assisi
Carlesbad: St. Patrick
Claremont: Our Lady of the Assumption
El Cajon: St. Luke
Escondido: St. Timothy
Fremont: St. Joseph - Mission San Jose
Hawthorne: St. Joseph (Spanish)
Hayward: All Saints
LaPuente: St. Martha
Lemon Grove: St. John of the Cross
Long Beach: St. Matthew
Los Angeles: Blessed Sacrament, Christ the King, Mother of Good Counsel, St. Camillus Center-LA USC Medical Center (Spanish), St. Paul the Apostle
North Hollywood: Blessed Sacrament, St. Jane Frances deChantal, St. Patrick
Oakland: Our Lady of Lourdes
Oceanside: St. Thomas More
Orange: Holy Family Cathedral, Koinoia
Pleasanton: Catholic Community of Pleasanton
Sacramento: St. Francis of Assisi
San Carlos: St. Charles
San Diego: Ascension, Christ the King, San Rafael, St. Jude Shrine
San Francisco: Most Holy Redeemer, Old St. Mary's Cathedral, St. Agnes, St. Dominic
San Jose: St. Julie Billiart, St. Martin of Tours (Emmaus Community)
San Luis Obispo: Old Mission of San Luis Obispo
San Rafael: Church of San Rafael & Mission San Rafael Archangel
Santa Clara: GALA
Santa Cruz: Holy Cross
Santa Monica: St. Monica
Spring Valley: Santa Sophia
Walnut Creek: St. John Vianney
West Hollywood: St. Ambrose, St. Victor
Whittier: St. Mary of the Assumption
Colorado
Arvada: Spirit of Christ
Avon: St. Edward
Colorado Springs: Our Lady of Guadalupe, Sacred Heart
Denver: St. Dominic, Christ the King, Mount Carmel
Fort Collins: Blessed John XXIII
Genessee: St. Frances Cabrini Shrine
Highlands Ranch: Pax Christi
Littleton: Light of the World
Connecticut
Hartford: St. Patrick-St. Anthony
District of Columbia
Holy Trinity, St. Aloysius, St. Matthew Cathedral
Florida
Ft. Lauderdale: St. Anthony, St. Maurice
Melbourne: Ascension Parish
Naples: St. John the Evangelist
St. Petersburg: Holy Cross
Winter Haven: St. Matthew
Georgia
Atlanta: Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Illinois
Berwyn: St. Mary of the Celle
Chicago: Immaculate Conception, St. Clement, St. Gertrude, St. Gregory, St. Peter, St. Sylvester, St. Teresa of Avila, St. Thomas the Apostle
Clarendon Hills: Notre Dame
Country Club Hills: St. Emeric
Evanston: St. Nicholas
Morton Grove: St. Martha
Oak Park: Ascension, St. Catherine of Sienna-St. Lucy Schaumburg: St. Marcelline
Indiana
Evansville: St. Mary
Indianapolis: St. Thomas Aquinas
Iowa
Iowa City: St. Thomas More
Kentucky
Louisville: Epiphany, Cathedral of the Assumption, St. William
Maine
Portland: Sacred Heart-St. Dominic
Saco: Most Holy Trinity
Maryland
Baltimore: Corpus Christi, St. Francis of Assisi, St. Matthew, St. Philip and James, St. Vincent dePaul
Columbia: St. John the Evangelist
Gaithersburg: St. Rose of Lima
Hagerstown: St. Ann
Severn: St. Bernadette
Massachusetts
Boston: Paulist Center, St. Anthony's Shrine, St. Cecilia
Newton: St. Ignatius
Springfield: Sacred Heart
Worcester: Holy Cross College Community
Montana
Billings: Holy Rosary
Nebraska
Omaha: Holy Family, Sacred Heart
Nevada
Las Vegas: Christ the King, Guardian Angel Cathedral
New Hampshire
Merrimack: St. John Neumann
Pelham: St. Patrick
New Jersey
Clifton: St. Brendan
Lawrenceville: St. Ann
Long Beach Island: St. Francis of Assisi
Trenton Falls: St. Anselm
New Mexico
Albuquerque: Holy Family, Shrine of St. Bernadette
Espanola: Sacred Heart of Jesus
New York
Baldwinsville: St. Augustine
Bellmore: St. Barnabas the Apostle
Brooklyn: St. Andrew the Apostle, St. Boniface
Deer Park: Ss. Cyril and Methodius
East Islip: St. Mary
Elmira: St. Mary
Fairport: Church of the Assumption
Henrietta: Good Shepherd
Manhattan: Holy Name of Jesus, St. Francis Xavier, St. Paul the Apostle
Melville: St. Elizabeth
Rochester: Blessed Sacrament, St. John the Evangelist (Humboldt St.), St. Mary, St. Monica
Syracuse: St. Andrew the Apostle, St. Lucy
Utica: St. Francis DeSales
Wantaugh: St. Frances de Chantal
Westbury: St. Brigid
North Carolina
Charlotte: St. Peter
Durham: Immaculate Conception
Fayetteville: St. Patrick
Raleigh: St. Francis of Assisi
Ohio
Akron: St. Bernard
Cincinnati: St. George-St. Monica
Cleveland: Ascension of Our Lord, St. Malachi, St. Martha
Mentor: St. John Vianney
University Heights: Church of the Gesu
Westlake: St. Ladislas
Wooster: St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception
Oregon
Central Point: Shepherd of the Valley
Portland: Journey and Koinonia Catholic Community, St. Andrew, St. Phillip Neri, St. Vincent dePaul
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia: Old St. Joseph, Old St. Mary, St. John the Evangelist, St. Vincent DePaul
York: St. Joseph
Rhode Island
Providence: St. Francis Chapel
Wickford: St. Bernard
Tennessee
Memphis: Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Texas
Colleyville: Good Shepherd
Dallas: Holy Trinity
Plano: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Virginia
Arlington: Our Lady Queen of Peace
Richmond: Cathedral of the Sacred Heart,
Sacred Heart Parish
Roanoke: St. Gerard
Virginia Beach: St. Nicholas
Washington
Pullman: Sacred Heart
Seattle: St. Benedict
Tacoma: St. Leo
Wisconsin
Madison: Our Lady Queen of Peace, St. Benedict Center Sunday Assembly
Menomonee Falls: Good Shepherd
Milwaukee: Good Shepherd, Prince of Peace, Trinity-Guadalupe
posted by Kevin Whiteman at
7:38 AM
18 Comments:
Interesting. By quick count:
Most populous state: 32 parishes
2nd most populous state: 3 parishes
Wonder what's different between Kalifornicatia and Texas?
Why don't these people just join the Episcopal Church? Not only do they get to dress up in lace while ignoring any doctrine, but the pay is a lot better.
I'm THRILLED that the church I grew up in and received crappy false catechism at is on the list. Not surprised - it's also the same church where married ex-priests are also welcomed with open arms.
Oh yeah, when we visited Atlanta a few years back, we went to that shrine for mass. CONFIRMATION POSITIVE. It was almost like a gay-only mass.
None in Oklahoma, thanks be to God.
Whew, none in this area of a million Catholics !!!
delurking....
when i first moved to Dallas (from New Orleans - thank goodness they havent infultrated louisiana)I tried many churches in hopes to find one that reflected my tradional and formal Catholic upbring and beliefs. Among these Churches, I tried the mass at Holy Trinity. I knew instantly that this was not a good church when they used electric guitars and rainsticks during the opening hymn. as suspected it got a lot worse...During the homily the priest actually preached on how homosexuals should be allowed to marry and have "relations" and that those "relations" are "good". No joke!
I got up and walked out of the church during the homily. It was disgusting and I cried with grief in my car.
Thankfully I found a wonderful TRADITIONAL Church (with Latin Masses) in Dallas and couldnt be happier.
They missed Joan of Arc in Minneapolis.
On their list there are three listed in Minneapolis -- St Stephen, St Frances Cabrini, and --to my eternal disgust -- St Joan of Arc, who has been one of my very most favorite saints since I was seventeen. There are also a couple others that I'm not sure about. Abp. Nienstedt is more orthodox than Abp. Flynn was, Deo gratias.
Why are two archdiocese of Baltimore priests—Fr. Paul K. Thomas and Fr. Joseph Muth—and a Baltimore-resident religious brother—Frank O’Donnell, SM—allowed to serve openly as board members of New Ways Ministry, an organization which openly dissents from Catholic moral teachings and seeks to convince Catholics to reject and violate these teachings? Father Thomas is, in fact, the chair of the board, and Father Muth is a current archdiocesan pastor! Just last Friday, February 5, Cardinal George publically warned that “No one should be misled by the claim that New Ways Ministry provides an authentic interpretation of Catholic teaching and an authentic Catholic pastoral practice.” It is extremely dangerous for Baltimore priests to be directly involved with this dissenting organization. What will be done to remedy this scandalous situation?
Add Sts Cyril & Methodius in Lakewood, Ohio ..Very Gay friendly.
Now I know why I refuse to send my kids to the school associated with the Church you have listed in my state. Oh my...
Our Lady, Queen of Peace in Virginia where I attended the worst Mass of my life.
Here in Minneapolis, St Lawrence has a 7:30 and a 9:00 Mass on Sunday night; I go to the 9:00 when I just can't get anywhere else, but I consider it a penance. I'm trying not to be pharisaical, but it just jars me.
ha! no Michigan parishes, while our southern foreign nemesis Ohio has several - just goes to show the moral superiority of Michiganders!
I was expecting this to be a much larger list! Pleasantly surprised, although, we need to take back our Churches!
Crap.. I feel so scandalized.
I came into the Church last year in one of the parshes listed for Arizona, and members of my extended family attend another on the list. Another listed is one I thought was was fairly traditional for NO.
I feel like I don't know my faith. Must I travel long distances to find the truth? I already live 30 minutes from the nearest parish.
WTF is going on in Tucson.
The listing for St. Benedict Center in WI is probably true--the good Bishop here removed the tabernacle physically from their "church" when the elderly ladies in comfortable shoes there decided they didn't like him or his "patriarchal" ways. They aren't Catholic, and no priest serves there, at all.
It's a shame--it was a lovely monastery at some point in the past.
Please don't laugh. Our family was recently going to attend our very first mass this coming Sunday, with consideration given to converting to Catholicism. The primary reason? I was tired of the homosexual agenda destroying Protestant churches and I assumed the Catholic Church was safe.
I guess I won't be attending, particularly because the church we were going to visit is on the list.
I am going to sit on my couch at home and worship God, it seems the safest place to do so...
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