October 17, 2007
Archbishop Apologizes for Giving Communion to Shrieking, Anti-Catholic Inverts
After getting heat from the Catholic Church and death-by-fiery-car-crash-worthy Bill O'Reilly, Archbishop George Niederauer officially apologized for giving communion to the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
This is insane. Gay bars have been serving daiquiris to and sparing flaky bumps to closeted priests and assorted Catholics for years. And yet, a few gays can't come to their house of worship for a little body of Christ and some merlot? Such hypocrisy we'll never understand.
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I know that the sisters give grants to charities and other organizations in need. I'd love see them start passing some of their grant applications on the Catholic Church and see what assistance the Church offers.
While I'm making a wishlist, I'd also love to see the sisters in full regalia on The O'Reilly Factor, not to shout him down, of course, but to show him that they're the better people in this dust-up. I'd love to see them end their visit by planting a big kiss on his flaccid cheek. :)
No way should The Sisters have to go on O'Reilly.
Then they would have to deal with his creepy sexual advances.
And yet they still find it difficult to apologize for the pedophilia.
This is insane - but not for the reasons Brock gives. Is there anything sacred anymore? Their actions were intolerant and profane. The eucharist is a holy ritual to Catholics.
I would be just as outraged if they tried desecrating a Buddhist, Muslim, or Hindu ritual. They showed major disrespect. Shame on them.
So priests are supposed to police Communion now? Should Catholics have their credentials ready in exchange for the wafer?
I frankly have more respect for a priest who bestows Communion on the obvious transgressor. Isn't that what this is all about--redemption, loving the sinner not the sin, turning the other cheek?? The Archbishop has nothing to apologize for, even if he knew what he was doing at the time.