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het...@America.com wrote:

On 5 May 2005 13:51:35 -0700, "RoB WAde" <rob_c_wade_1@yahoo.com>
wrote:

De-homosexualization of the Catholic Church
Analyst: New pope to reverse course, purge 'gay' leaders from ranks


WorldNetDaily.com

The reason Catholic Church leadership includes homosexuals is

because

John Paul II refused to believe reports that potential clergy held

that

orientation - a mistake that will not be repeated by Pope Benedict
XVI, says geopolitical expert Jack Wheeler.

In a column on his intelligence website, To the Point, Wheeler

explains

that a Vatican source disclosed to him why John Paul discounted the
charge of homosexuality.

"Whenever Vatican investigators brought the results of their vetting
process regarding an individual's candidacy for bishop, cardinal or
other office, and they revealed he was a homosexual, John Paul II

would

refuse to believe it," he writes.


"He did so because accusing someone of homosexuality was a standard
practice of the Communist government in his native Poland regarding
anyone it regarded as an enemy of the state. From his ordination as

a

Catholic priest in 1946 to elevation to Archbishop of Krakow in 1963
and Cardinal in 1967, the then Karol Wojtyla witnessed this personal
destruction repeatedly. So traumatized, he summarily dismissed such
accusations as pope, and would approve the elevation of anyone so
accused. "

Wheeler says that's why the church is "riddled" with homosexuals

today.

Things will be different with Benedict XVI, writes Wheeler,

referring

to the new pope's opposition from people like writer Andrew

Sullivan.

Writes Wheeler: "Sullivan denounced the new pontiff as a 'Grand
Inquisitor' who had 'declared a war on modernity' and would launch

an

'attack on individual freedom.' Yes, the famous commentator who once
pretended to be conservative has figured it out: the Catholic Church

is

now going to be in forthright moral opposition to the 'modernity' of
homosexual priests and the 'individual freedom' of molesting young
boys" - a reference to the clergy-sex scandal that has plagued the
church.

Noting that in his Good Friday homily soon-to-be pope Cardinal

Joseph

Ratzinger condemned the "filth there is in the church," Wheeler
believes the pontiff "will not tolerate [homosexuality's] presence

in

his church."

Concludes Wheeler: "Benedict XVI is going to give people what they
spiritually hunger for and no longer find in their pews today: a

firm

place to make their moral stand. This pope is going to regenerate

the

moral revival of Christianity - to the great benefit of all
Christendom, to the great benefit of Western Civilization, and to

the

great frustration of its enemies."

It's about time. They should hang all the faggots once they find
them. Any man that touches another mans privates should be shot and
killed,

Try that out on the Frat Boys as they play "Baby Elaphant Walk". I
believe Dubya did that while he was pledging at Harvard. Pity your
scheme wasn't in vogue then. The world might have been a better place.