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Legal Age of Consent
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THE CATHOLIC KNIGHT: And so it came to pass, in the latter days, that the priesthood of Christ was infiltrated by certain sodomite men, who lied and broke their vows of chastity, sexually abusing boys, and some corrupt bishops turned a blind eye to them, refusing to administer the justice that was due. It was but a small fraction of the clergy who did this, less than a twentieth, but because of their sins the whole world was enraged. Already hating the message of the gospel of Christ that convicted them of sin, the governors of the formerly Christian lands turned against the Church,
demanding that priests break their sacramental vows under pain of imprisonment. These same European governors however, also approved marriage between sodomites, and made legal the very thing they claimed to abhor, that is the sexual abuse of teenage boys. To make matters worse, some of these same governors created literature
urging parents to sexually abuse their young daughters, as early as the first year of life. And so the once Christian leaders of Europe fell into the ultimate apostasy and hypocrisy, attacking the Church for the same sins that they themselves were guilty of on a much greater scale.
8 comments:
It makes me sick and breaks my heart over this........God will certainly be all the more enraged.
Lord, come and save us from ourselves.
Is it just me or do I see Spain or is it Portugal (?) with the legal age of consent being 13 years old??????
Spain is 13, and Portugal is 14.
Ironically, over 80% of the sexual abuse cases in the Catholic Church involve sodomite liars, masquerading as priests, with teenage boys. Now according to the laws of some European countries, this is not even illegal!!!
It should be illegal, but it's not. As an American, I find it odd that European politicians would get so upset over these cases in the Catholic Church, when their own laws make it acceptable for anyone outside the Church. Seems like a lot of political grand standing to me.
Granted, there is no excuse for this sort of behavior in any kind of institution that bears the name "Christian," and the pope has worked tirelessly to rid the Church of these sodomite liars who masquerade as priests. Nevertheless, it seems to me that European politicians should clean up their own act, and get rid of some of these rediculously low "age of consent" laws before attacking the Catholic Church for not enforcing it's own canon law. Then there is the issue in Germany of the government encouraging parents to sexually molest their tiny children -- unspeakable! Where does that hideous government even have a leg to stand on when it comes to their criticism of the Catholic Church!?!
That German booklet talking about "sexually massaging" young children is absolutely disgusting, though I believe it was stopped back in 2008. Some of the stuff in it is deeply disturbing.
Sir Knight, do you know what happened to the guy who made that booklet? I'd be extremely surprised if he is still walking free. Think of the sickos who would use that booklet as an excuse for molesting their children.
Sir Knight, Europe has always been the continent of hypocrisy, looking down its nose at "puritanical America" (The French often refer to the US as "la prude") Marriage in Europe is dead, replaced by mere "living together" Morals are shockingly degraded and sensuality is the norm. However, when they get into real "trouble" of their own making, they always look to Uncle Sam to rescue them. Pete Frey
Very enlightening - I like the way you wrote it as a pseudo-history being read in some future date. Gives it some perspective in the big picture.
Sir Knight, I know you probably want to move on from this article already, but did you hear what the Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny had to say about the Vatican and the child abuse scandals? I'd love to hear what someone such as yourself has to say about it.
Despite the fact that a lot of wrong has been done in the Church in Ireland, I believe the PM is also using the Church as a scapegoat to try and keep people from noticing the failures on the governments part to do anything about it.
Prime Minister Enda Kenny needs to focus on getting the perverts out of his public schools. It was a proven fact in the United States that perverts teaching in public schools outnumbered perverts masquerading as priests in the Catholic Church by a ratio of nearly 100 to 1. Sexual abuse and cover-up is rampant in the public schools, on a level that makes the Catholic Church look virtually innocent. I'm willing to gamble Prime Minister Kenny has a huge pervert problem in his public schools and the longer he can keep attention on the Catholic Church, the longer he can divert public attention away from the real sex-abuse problem in Ireland.
If I'm not mistaken, I seem to recall Ireland having a bit of a financial crisis as of late. Let's see, unemployment is at an all time high, there have been a series of banking scandals, and their stock market is been in the dumps too. I also seem to recall a considerable amount of money Ireland owes, and something about a European bailout in the works.
It seems to me, Mr. Kenny has plenty of good reasons to distract his people from what's really going on in Ireland, and finding a good scapegoat has always been helpful to politicians in such troubled times.
Now, as for the Irish Church hierarchy, I'm afraid the Holy Father may have to do something radical to clean it up. This pope, however, is not known to be one that acts rashly. He takes his sweet time contemplating every situation, and carefully aligning his pieces for maximum effect upon execution. So I think it's safe to say that the Vatican has got something in store for the Irish Church, but we may not know what it is for a while.
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