20 November 2024

A Comment Received on "Italian Judge Upholds Blasphemy Case Against Archbishop, Painter of Sacrilegious Exhibit"

From Facebook on this post:

This case well illustrates the hypocrisy that exists in the Church today. If someone somewhere advocates for the old mass, the result is immediate censure. Yet the most extreme blasphemies that may be said and depicted are met with silence or tacit approval. One cannot view these paintings and fail to see the message that sexual experimentation is part of the faith. Certainly many bishops have engaged in carnal excess - that is simply human nature and history, and the remedy for prelate and layman is the same. But that a bishop would have the temerity to lie about it - to go so far as to defend it as moral - - is truly lamentable. It reflects a profound loss of mission as well as a contempt for Christian decency that is shameful. It is telling that a prosecutor, and not the bishop's brothers in the episcopacy, brings the denunciation. It rings a bell that is painful to hear.

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