Persecutor Of Nick Sandmann And Friends "Blesses" Homosexual Sin

Of course the word "blesses" belongs in quotes, for under no circumstance can sin, especially one of the four mortal sins that cries to God for vengeance, can be blessed.  But that is precisely what Bishop John Stowe of Lexington, KY attempted on May 31st.  It's not the first time he bowed and scraped before gays.  Last year, during "pride month", he extended a "welcome" to the revelers and apologized that the Church wasn't "welcoming".  In reality, he was really apologizing for Our Lord Himself - a bit blasphemous by the way.

Maybe we've stumbled on a motive behind his obvious animus against Nick Sandmann and his friends.  They were Catholic young men attending the March for Life; I'm willing to bet that Sandmann wasn't the only one sporting a MAGA cap.  The fidelity of those young men put his own dissidence in a most unfavorable contrast.

Fr James Martin, Stowe's fellow dissident, let us know that this stunt was engineered by Dignity.  Stowe is up to his eyeballs in disobedience, jeopardizing his soul.  Those in his diocese should cut off all donations to him and let him know why.  We will also pray for him.

Kudos To The Covington Boys

Today it was announced that Nick Sandmann won a settlement as a result of his lawsuit against CNN.  This is a nice dose of justice for those beleagured young men.  It also bodes well for their other lawsuits against other irresponsible entities.  See here and here.  The Daily Wire piece lists local Catholic dioceses as defendents in other suits.  I hope they are compelled to pay sizable damages to those boys.

Again, kudos to the young men for pursuing justice.

From The Lawyers For Nick Sandmann

One of the lawyers for Nick Sandmann released this video related to the incident on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.  Mr. Wood does an excellent job in exposing the lies of Nathan Phillips and those of the mainstream media.

Justice For The Covington Boys - The First Steps

A week or two ago we heard that lawyers representing Nick Sandmann and some other students of Covington High were contemplating legal action.  The contemplation is over and the first steps have been taken.  A team of seven lawyers have sent document preservation letters to 54 entities on behalf of the boys.  These entities include: the Diocese of Covington, the Archdiocese of Baltimore, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Kathy Griffin, Elizabeth Warren.

I say good for the boys and their attorneys.  Let the left-wing lemmings squirm, those who rushed to throw high school kids under a bus because they wore MAGA hats and didn't offer grovelling obeisance to some activist fraud who banged drums in their faces.  That goes double for the Catholic dioceses and their cowardly prelates.