The Apostate US bishops give $750K grant to group pushing homosexuality, LGBT propaganda
June 20, 2019 (Lepanto Institute) — The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD), an anti-poverty agency of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), is providing a $750,000 grant to the Ignatian Solidarity Network (ISN) over the next three years. Announcing the grant on its website, ISN president Christopher Kerr said, "The Ignatian Solidarity Network staff and board are grateful for the support of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops." But in direct contravention with Catholic Church teaching on sexuality and family life, ISN is an active promoter of homosexual perversions, including transgenderism. On its website are numerous articles and events promoting homosexualism and its annual Ignatian Family Teach-In conference regularly includes talks and break-out sessions on LGBT activism and transgender inclusion. ISN provided a speaking venue to the Vatican-condemned New Ways Ministry, which promotes same-sex "marriage." Even disgraced Cardinal Donald Wuerl condemned New Ways Ministry in 2011. In 2014, ISN published an article on its website by Fr. James Hug, SJ, titled, "Holy Family, Holy Families, Wholly Family," which claimed that Church teaching on families can change to include sodomitical unions. In the fifth paragraph of the article, Fr. Hug heretically proclaimed that the assertion that much of Church teaching is infallible is false. He wrote: Actually, if we want to be dramatic, we could point out that saying the Church can't change its teaching on marriage stumbles into heresy! Surely if a teaching is wrong, the Church must change it once it realizes its mistake. The assumption that a lot of Church teaching is infallible and therefore unchangeable is simply a creeping monster that must be slain. Just a couple of months before this article, ISN published another of Fr. Hug's articles, which blasphemously prays to "Father-Mother, God" to "hold in love all families," among which he includes, "Gay families, Lesbian families, and Bisexual families [and] Polygamous families." In April of 2017, ISN happily promoted an event of the New Ways Ministry titled, "Justice and Mercy Shall Kiss: LGBT Catholics in the Age of Pope Francis." On the page promoting the event, ISN explicitly proclaims that the event by New Ways Ministry is "consistent with ISN's mission," saying: The Ignatian Solidarity Network national event board provides the Ignatian family throughout the U.S. with information about national and local events that offer non-partisan perspectives on social justice and spirituality, consistent with ISN's mission of faith-based social justice and advocacy.
In October of 2017, ISN published an article about a Dignity USA event [Dignity USA is a pro-homosexual organization that promotes homosexual relationships and same-sex "marriage"] in which they sang about homosexual inclusion during a "liturgy." The author notes that they sang, "A Place at the Table," also known as "For Everyone Born," and noticed a new verse he had never heard before. The new verse he sang was: For gay and for straight, a place at the table, a covenant shared, a welcoming place, a rainbow of race and gender and color, for gay and for straight, the chalice of grace. He then rhetorically asks, "How often do we proclaim at liturgy that "all are welcome" while simultaneously excluding LGBTQ people and others, sometimes literally writing them out of the guest list?" But the most egregious promotion of homosexuality from ISN comes from its Ignatian Family Teach-In (IFTI) conferences. In 2015, the IFTI included a speech by Jack Raslowsky titled, "LGBT Issues in Our Schools: The State of the State." This is ISN's own description of the speech:
LGBT Issues in Our Schools: The State of the State Xavier High School — Jack Raslowsky After a brief opening presentation setting the context for an understanding and appreciation of Catholic teaching and writing about issues of sexual orientation, participants will be invited to reflect on their personal and institutional experiences and share successes, failures, challenges, ideas, hopes, dreams and questions about creating inclusive, respectful and caring environments in Jesuit and other education settings.
In 2016, IFTI included several presentations on the inclusion of sexual perversity, including one by the condemned New Ways Ministry.
New Ways Ministry Robert Shine, Glen Bradley Being openly LGBTQ should not entail risking one's life, yet homosexuality is illegal in 74 nations and punishable by death in 10. This interactive session will inform participants about criminalization laws targeting LGBTQ persons and, conscious of the church's social tradition, explore ways in which U.S. Catholics can listen to the cries of these most marginalized communities and respond in growing solidarity. @NewWaysMinistry |All Groups| Jackson Moving from Tolerance to Inclusion in Jesuit Education — how can we be more inclusive? University of San Francisco — Institute for Catholic Educational Leadership — Jane Bleasdale The session will include an overview of Dr. Bleasdale's research on the experience of Black, Latino and LGBTQ students in Jesuit high schools followed by a discussion of the ways in which Jesuit institutions, high schools, and universities can and should be more inclusive. @ICEL_USF |HS-US-HS*-US*-AFVF| Madison
IT'S NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY — IT'S THE 28TH YEAR And it's the first year I have and will participate — I'm a Lesbian. Boom ! Drop the mic, no hardly a news flash.
She also indicates that she is "married," saying, "I just started a new job as an assistant professor at the University of San Francisco, for the first time I outed myself as gay, married, parenting, during the hiring process." Bleasdale's Facebook page is also full of homosexual activism.
'Mercy in Action' to Our LGBTQ Brothers and Sisters Jane Barry This will be a training on and follow up to Jane Barry's main stage speech last year, "Widening Our Embrace", showing how tenants of Catholic social teaching call us to be allies to the LGBTQ community in our churches, schools, and our communities. @jane_Barry6 |All Groups| Salon B
In her speech in 2015, Barry announced to the audience that she is "gay," to riotous applause:
On her Facebook page, Barry indicates that she is slated to be "married" in 2019 to her lesbian lover.
In 2017, the IFTI conference was keynoted by noted homosexualist Fr. Bryan Massingale, who spoke at the New Ways Ministry's "Justice and Mercy Shall Kiss" conference, and speeches were given by homosexualist author Fr. James Martin, SJ and pro-abortion Sr. Simone Campbell. Just a year before this conference, Sr. Simone said in an interview, "From my perspective, I don't think it's a good policy to outlaw abortion." Breakout sessions on homosexuality and transgenderism were given by previous presenters Jane Barry, Jack Raslowsky, and Jane Bleasdale.
Rowing Into Uncharted Waters: Embracing the LGBTQ Community in Our Schools and Parishes Jane Barry This session will address the challenges and gifts of allyship and will engage students, administrators, and teachers in navigating faith and sexuality for ourselves, our students, and our communities. |All Groups| Salon K Creating a Welcoming School for the LGBTQ Community Xavier High School — Jack Raslowsky This session will explore how we best create welcoming schools for the LGBTQ community by considering three questions: What makes your school a welcoming community? What interferes with your school being a welcoming community? What concrete steps can you take when returning home to make your school more welcoming? |HS-US-HS*| Salon J Trans 101: Magis Meets Justice and Justice Meets Understanding University of San Francisco — Hannah Yanow, Jane Bleasdale What does it mean to be a transgender student in the K-12 school system? Join us to further your understanding of implications, development, and best ways to support students who are transgender, questioning their gender, and/or experiencing gender dysphoria. @USFCASOE |All Groups| Madison Recommendations for Supporting & Including the Trans Community in Jesuit Catholic Institutions University of San Francisco — Jane Bleasdale, Hannah Yanow Supporting students who are transgender is an essential current topic for Jesuit Catholic schools. In this session, we'll explore our current research—interviewing graduates of Catholic schools who are also transgender. @USFCASOE |HS-HS*| Madison
In 2018, the IFTI conference once again featured Fr. James Martin, and breakout sessions pushing homosexualism and transgenderism became even more explicit. These sessions included the promotion of trans-identities, yet another session led by the condemned New Ways Ministry, and encouragement for self-identified homosexuals to identify with their disordered temptations:
La Cultura que nos Impide-Coming out of the Latino Closet Cristo Rey Milwaukee High School — Saul Morales-Rivas, Jarelly Aguilera In this session, we will talk about challenges that people face being in the middle of their Hispanic community and the LGBTQ community. We will discuss our experiences and culture in the Hispanic community that prevents the people who are "in between" to be themselves. @_saulmorales_ |All Groups| Mt. Vernon Mosaic: A Womxn of Color Initiative: Keeping Intersectionality at the Forefront of Our Minds Loyola University Maryland — Nia Kuttamperoor, Haleema Hafeez, Frances Almodovar Mosaic: A Womxn of Color Initiative strives to provide resources, support, and encouragement for all who identify as gender non-conforming, transgender womxn, and womxn of color on Loyola's campus and abroad. Through our development of an inclusive sisterhood, we aim to involve, inform, and inspire womxn to embody the excellence of the collective presence and hold intersectionality at the forefront of their minds. |All Groups| Salon H
Transgender Voices in the Church New Ways Ministry — Robert Shine, Francis DeBernardo Catholics increasingly face questions of transgender inclusion, intersecting with issues like race and sexual orientation that compound marginalization. This interactive session will examine how trans voices are both present and silent in our communities. Participants will leave with resources for building trans justice in their communities. |All Groups| Salon G Embodying Love: Faith and Sexuality Boston College School of Theology and Ministry — Justin Hoch Join this interactive session as we explore our lived experiences of sexuality in the Church and speak openly about LBGTQ inclusion. All are welcome to attend as we strive to be a community aware of how our own intersectionality calls us to authentically embody God's love. |All Groups| Salon A
The bishops of the United States, through this $750,000 grant to the Ignatian Solidarity Network, are morally complicit in the promotion of the grave sin of Sodom, which cries to Heaven for vengeance. ISN is thoroughly committed to the promotion of evil and should never have been considered for a grant to begin with. Because their promotion of homosexuality is so bold, it is impossible that the leadership of the CCHD were unaware of their activities. While most of the bishops of the United States do not have time to investigate every grant coming from the USCCB, this is one they cannot ignore. Call your bishop and call the USCCB offices and demand that this grant be rescinded! To find your bishop and his contact information, click here. To contact CCHD leadership, click here. Published with permission from the Lepanto Institute.
Fulton Sheen: The pre-Communist Russian belief is that he will come disguised as the Great Humanitarian; he will talk peace, prosperity and plenty not as means to lead us to God, but as ends in themselves. . . . The third temptation in which Satan asked Christ to adore him and all the kingdoms of the world would be His, will become the temptation to have a new religion without a Cross, a liturgy without a world to come, a religion to destroy a religion, or a politics which is a religion–one that renders unto Caesar even the things that are God’s. In the midst of all his seeming love for humanity and his glib talk of freedom and equality, he will have one great secret which he will tell to no one: he will not believe in God. Because his religion will be brotherhood without the fatherhood of God, he will deceive even the elect. He will set up a counter-church which will be the ape of the Church, because he, the Devil, is the ape of God. It will have all the notes and characteristics of the Church, but in reverse and emptied of its divine content. It will be a mystical body of the Antichrist that will in all externals resemble the mystical body of Christ. . . .
In his book, Communism and the Conscience of the West, Arb Fulton Sheen wrote: We are living in the days of the Apocalypse, the last days of our era. The two great forces-the Mystical Body of Christ and the Mystical Body of the anti-Christ are beginning to draw battle lines for the catastrophic contest. The False prophet will have a religion without a cross. A religion without a world to come. A religion to destroy religions. There will be a counterfeit Church. Christ’s Church the Catholic Church will be one; and the false Prophet will create the other. The False Church will be worldly, ecumenical, and global. It will be a loose federation of churches and religions, forming some type of global association. A world parliament of Churches. It will be emptied of all Divine content, it will be the mystical body of the anti-christ. The Mystical Body on earth today will have its Judas Iscariot, and he will be the false prophet. Satan will recruit him from our Bishops.
Please, brothers, let's not give more money to these scammers who betray God.
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