Now he's a Monsignor!

We should chip in and buy this man a red biretta for Christmas. Does anyone know his size? Should we allow for the afro? It looks like he has figured out that giving out the history of the Compass & Square Boys is like catnip for trads.

 

In the eighties, it was not uncommon to see a Civil Rights agitator and pastor of a storefront Pentecostal or Baptist church giving a press conference on the boob tube dressed like he had just been shoplifting at Gammarelli’s.

These coloureds had a thing for the most ostentatious pre-Conciliar vestments. Admittedly, the way they put their ensembles together revealed their confusion but you had to acknowledge they had better taste in vestments than Novus Ordites who couldn’t even figure out that the stole went under the chasuble.  

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The Protestant "Reformation" was worse than you thought

The Great Baptist/Catholic Debate: Christian-Zionism to Butt-Sex

NB: this is a respectful discussion with no name calling nor straw men arguments.

Shorter YouTube link if you prefer

Police Pay: Anti-Homosexual Opinion was Legally Allowed

Great Britain:  The representation of Biblical teachings on homosexuality as a sin are not grounds for arrest -- British police to pay 10,000 pounds in damages.

London [kath.net]  The Baptist street preacher Dale McAlpine from Workington in Northwest England has received 10,000 pounds for his imprisonment by the police after his public declarations of the biblical teachings on homosexuality.  This was according to Church News Notes this Friday.

McAlpine had explain that the Bible counts homosexuality as a sin to a passerby who asked him the question during his Evangelical demonstration, according to kath.net previously.  A police official then arrested the preaching on the grounds of racially motivated offense, therefore an offense against the Public Order Act .(.
corresponds to the German anti-Discrimination Law)

McAlpine proceeded legally against the police and received support for that from other christians, who fear the restriction of freedom of expression.  It did not go to trial.  The police authorities conceded that the arrest and seven hour incarceration of the preacher was a violation of the preacher's human rights and agreed to pay the 10,000 pounds in damages.

From link to kath.net...