Father Leo expresses his concerns about Catholics celebrating Pride Month due to the changing meaning of pride as a deadly sin associated with debauchery and immorality.
He encourages humility and references St. Paul's letter to the Corinthians. \
The speaker also criticizes the negative effects of Pride Month on society, particularly its promotion of relativism and materialism, and the harsh punishment of those who damage Pride symbols.
He advocates for focusing on helping others and recognizing God's role in one's life as things to be proud of, rather than participating in Pride parades due to their sinful nature. The priest emphasizes the importance of being proud of one's faith without being ashamed or boastful
myself? In the Philippines, baclas and tomboys are just part of the extended family. Like second wives, if they are discrete and don't exploit the staff, no problem. But the US version is being pushed in a way that destroys the family: One only has to see how gay marriage has been a legal way to silence churches and institutions that don't approve, and it has morphed quickly into grooming children. I suspect most gays who just want to live their lives and be accepted by their neighbors are aghast at such things.
The gender agenda is essentially a secular religion that goes against what most Christians and Muslims believe.
This anti family and pro promiscuity morality is causing many countries to resent the USA: especially in Africa where colonial practices worked against the family (e.g. taxing people so men were forced to work away from their families, but not giving them social security, and allowing their land to belong to the tribe, so if they brought their wives with them, they lost their land...etc).
then Americans wonder why the Wagner group, Muslim extremism and China are welcome there.
..................................Update:
Those of us who still agree with pre-2012 Barack Obama that marriage is a “sacred union” between a man and a woman don’t exactly feel welcomed and included. | @johnamurdock https://t.co/RdaPGSwmJm
— First Things (@firstthingsmag) June 28, 2024
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