Gay Militants Attack Catholic Mass & Desecrate the act of communion

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FOXNews.com - Another Unbelievable Outrage in San Francisco - Bill O’Reilly | The O’Reilly Factor

Taken from Bill O'Reilly's Talking Points from FOXNews.com:

Last Sunday, at the Catholic Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, Archbishop George Niederauer was celebrating mass. As part of that ritual, holy communion is given to Catholics by the celebrants. Two gay militants in bizarre dress took communion from the archbishop in an attempt to mock the mass and the man. — The people who did this are members of a militant homosexual group that runs around San Francisco dressed as nuns.

All city officials are aware of the group because in the past they have publicly demeaned Christianity. The Mayor of San Francisco, Gavin Newsom, has refused to comment.

The District Attorney, Kamala Harris, says she is waiting for a complaint to be filed.

The Catholic Church says it will do its own investigation and doesn't want the police involved at this point. The archbishop has apologized, saying he's embarrassed and sorry he gave communion to people committing sacrilege.

Now ya'll know I am NO Catholic and will defend them very little generally. HOWEVER... this isn't just about offending Catholics-- these gay militants took the elements in an unworthy manner!! They are guilty of "profaning the body and blood of the Lord." 1 Cor 11:27. God has actually KILLED people for this before. (v. 29-30). I am VERY offended by this gay militant group and @ the liberal media for just covering it up. If this had been done against any other group? "Hate crime." If I had gone into a mosque during a Muslim service and interupted their service? I would probably be killed actually, or at least charged with a hate crime. If I had done that to a homosexual group? SAME DEAL. A Black group of any kind? The NAACP and the ACLU would be shouting CRUCIFY HIM!! in the courtyard outside of my dorm window. Jews? The Anti-Defamation League would be all over me (maybe they would be the ones shouting CRUCIFY HIM... 'cause... you know... )! But even with all of that being the case... it is okay for gays or anyone else to walk all over Christians... geeze! Gotta love our secular society. It isn't so much anti-religion as it is anti-Christian.

Of my friends I am the ONLY one that has really heard about this story, to my knowledge. Again... had this been against a mosque, the story would be front page news on The New York Times, receive coverage on CNN, MSNBC, and every other Left-winged nutjob media outlet that reports news... propaganda."= This is why I really only trust Fox News for my source of what is going on in the world. They don't gloss over crap other networks would ignore or brush under the proverbial rug.

All that aside... I am really saddened by this event. Kacey brought up a good point though... she would NOT want to be standing before a Holy God on the day of judgment, having desecrated what Christ instituted... having profaned the body and the blood of the Lord. So also, pray for them, that they may be freed from their sin of homosexuality and that they repent and that God draws them to himself.

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