Zone1 Seattle passes law requiring clergy to report crimes even if told during Sacrament of Confession.

What would be the point?

Seattle doesn’t prosecute any crimes.
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Yep.

The left cult just likes feeling that they're bitch-slapping Christians and especially Catholics. How much genuine concern for child abuse victims can the state have that legislated itself the right to abuse children? Makes no sense.



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I would not be at all surprised to learn that 95% of the Seattle Archdiocese's priest are limp-wristed enough to buy the bullshit, but they'd probably let a pedo slide if they could get their hands on some of the action. They got lots of questionable ones.


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Evidence That Fairies Are Frigid

That's because celibacy is as unnatural as Gayism. The "minor-attracted persons," full-blown Gayists, played on that truth and infiltrated the seminaries.

Priests should be allowed to at least marry nuns.
 
This will be a big problem for Catholic Priests, as the sanctity of the confession is absolute in Catholic Cannon law. The Church is only questioning the violation of sacrament of confession, they agree clergy have a duty to report outside of the confessional.

Washington governor signs law threatening seal of confession; bishops push back in defense of religious freedom
That “law” is such an obvious violation of the First amendment’s religious freedom guarantee, it won’t survive any round of judicial scrutiny.
 
Evidence That Fairies Are Frigid

That's because celibacy is as unnatural as Gayism [sic]. The "minor-attracted persons," full-blown Gayists [sic], played on that truth and infiltrated the seminaries.

Priests should be allowed to at least marry nuns.
"Gayism"? "Gayist"?
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Evidence That Fairies Are Frigid

That's because celibacy is as unnatural as Gayism. The "minor-attracted persons," full-blown Gayists, played on that truth and infiltrated the seminaries.

Priests should be allowed to at least marry nuns.
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My Catholic father-in-law agreed with you, that celibacy was unnatural, but a decade later, after I converted, I've had some conversations with my priest, in which he tells a group of us that celibacy is what he chooses, and what makes his priesthood more meaningful.

But then, he has had the experience of parenting. He fostered 15 young men in his younger years. I think that experience has kept him more solidly rooted in his celibacy. He's one of the priests who truly understands the importance of sexual union only as a part of the Sacrament of Marriage, and the importance of raising the resulting children within that Sacrament.

He's an interesting guy and I am privileged to have had him as my spiritual father.


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