Intolerance Of God-Defying Progressives

As I reported two days ago, the Diocese of Charlotte has expressed its support of Sister Jane Dominic Laurel when the latter taught the teaching of the Church at a Catholic high school in Charlotte.  The parents went ballistic and a meeting was held.  One line from the LifesiteNews article was quite telling of the mentality (or lack thereof) of those who sinfully dissent from Church teaching.

The Diocese of Charlotte’s newspaper, the Catholic News-Herald, reported that the meeting was acrimonious, with those who dared to speak out in support of Sr. Laurel or the Church being shouted down by an angry mob.

The term "angry mob" accurately described those who opposed Church teaching.  Now remember - these are parents who are publicly opposing the proclamation of truth.  They are in open dissent from the Church (at least in belief if not actual life) and by their opposition, are providing scandalous examples to their own children, thus imperiling their children's salvation.  (We must pray for them for they are putting their own immortal souls in grave peril).

They are screeching, of course, because of their own guilty consciences.  They cannot stand the truth so they try to shout it down - literally in this case.

Some times they try to mow it down with their cars, bringing me to this next topic.  In Maryland, we've seen these "coexist" bumper strips everywhere - particularly in the looney bin called Montgomery County.  Hear from this college pro-life leader how he learned just what these progressives mean by "coexist" and "tolerance".

"Rebellion In The Church" By The Vortex

RealCatholicTV is the organization that produces the Vortex videos that you see on this blog quite frequently.  In addition to that, they occasionally produce extended videos dealing with relevant and crucial topics in the Church.  Because of the length of these programs, the videos won't embed.  However, this link http://www.realcatholictv.com/cia/05rebellion/ will take you to the latest program.

This one touches upon the current rebellion in the Church (pro-abortion politicians, clown masses, women-priest-wannabees, etc) and looks at the history behind it.  This history goes back to the rebellions led by Martin Luther and King Henry VIII.  It is a good 90 minutes long, but well worth the watch, as are all the episodes of the Catholic Investigative Agency.  We need to understand the various problems in our Church and culture if we are to effectively deal with them.