Tag: Bill Donohue

Catholicism, Christianity, LGBT+ rights, Pope FrancisLeave a comment

Pope Francis’ won’t be mourned by conservative Catholics who hated his compassion for LGBT+ people, immigrants and others they despise

Barry Duke

IMAGES such as the one above, which shows the Pope in 2024 urging Ugandan LGBT+ activist Clare Byarugaba to continue fighting discrimination in her homeland, did not go don’t well with the many who believed that Francis was leading the … Continue reading Pope Francis’ won’t be mourned by conservative Catholics who hated his compassion for LGBT+ people, immigrants and others they despise

Catholicism, Christianity, Clerical abuse, HomophobiaLeave a comment

Vatican cardinal says homosexuality has nothing to do with clerical abuse. The Catholic League freaks out.

Barry Duke

FOR years, Bill Donohue, above, head of the League, has insisted that there are very few paedophile priests within the Catholic Church, and that the abuse crisis within the RCC was all down to gay “psychosexually stunted” clerics targeting teens. … Continue reading Vatican cardinal says homosexuality has nothing to do with clerical abuse. The Catholic League freaks out.

Catholicism, Christianity, HomophobiaLeave a comment

Catholic League’s Bill Donohue brands Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence ‘an anti-Catholic hate group’

Barry Duke

IRONICALLY, the Catholic League exists mainly to defend paedophilia in the RCC and trash LGBT+ people. How many queers hate Catholics? Catholic League President Bill Donohue posed this question after it was announced that the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, would after all, perform at a Los Angeles Dodgers game on June 16. Bill Donohue. Image via YouTube. He answered his own question: It’s hard to say, but it is clear beyond a shadow of a doubt that many gays and trans persons in the Los Angeles area do. Just in the LA area? Get real Donohue. The Catholic Church is … Continue reading Catholic League’s Bill Donohue brands Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence ‘an anti-Catholic hate group’