Words fail. On The Trans Female, the so-called ‘Hermit’ Brotherette.
An organizer avows, “We will not surrender to Trolls!”
Rather, you must accept our trolls! Kermit the woman hermit is enlightening Holy Mother Church, nay ALL Mankind with her … Trans Wisdom!
Thank goodness Thank goodness for us Troglodytes.
But. Beware! It…
“[W]ould not be ‘safe’ for those attending.
“Some of [‘]them[‘] (meaning Catholics) were so frightening in their vitriol that it made me very concerned about the safety of both Brother Christian[a] and also of those [‘]trans[‘] persons who would be coming to this event,” said [‘J.R.’, as ‘he’s’ known] Zerkowski, the director of the parish’s LGBTQ ministry.”
Sounds like that parish needs to get a Catholic Director of Something. And dotch the Poof Pastor Watson too. Looking like the bluegrass state has gone Deep Lavender.
Words fail. On The Trans Female so-called ‘Hermit’ Brotherette.
An organizer avows, “We will not surrender to Trolls!”
Rather, you Catholic man must accept our trolls!
Kermit the woman hermit is enlightening Holy Mother Church, nay ALL Mankind with her … Trans Wisdom!
Thank the Lord, Allelujia!
But. Beware! All is not rises in the Trans-Garden.
It…
“[W]ould not be ‘safe’ for those attending.
“Some of [‘]them[‘] (meaning actual Catholics) were so frightening in their vitriol [is that like bile? Perhaps alka-seltzer may help?] that it made me very concerned about the safety of both Brother Christian[a] and also of those [‘]trans[‘] persons who would be coming to this event,” said [‘J.R.’, as ‘he’s’ known] Zerkowski, the director of the parish’s LGBTQ ministry.
Fear not, JR! Unlikely anyone else would be going.
Sounds like that parish needs to get a Catholic Director of Something. And ditch the Poof Pastor Watson too, and his poof bishop. Lemme guess…Seitz?
Looking like the Bluegrass State has gone Deep Purple. Aka, Lavender.
“Serving the Church in a different way.” It’s very likely that most Stumbling Block readers are trying to serve the Church, each in his or her own way. One way I tried to do this was by joining the local (liberal) ladies’ book club which meets monthly to fawn over New York Times best sellers. During the discussions, I’d attempt to lend a Christian voice and occasionally criticize outright the immorality of this or that character in this or that obviously activist novel. Recently, “My Notorious Life” was discussed, a rags to riches story of a woman whose claim to fame and fortune was abortion. “Mercy [and money] not murder” was her “heroic” justification. I duly deplored the dangerous book and condemned abortion as mortally sinful. Since then, several women suddenly dropped out of the club, and I was told to be more “tolerant.”
Should I stay in the club and continue to try “to serve” Christ by speaking out, or (as He told some of his disciples) “shake the dust from my feet” and move out of this situation?
I remember my wife Gina had a book club that was similar. She stayed for a while but one day, after hanging on bravely for a while, she ‘shook the dust.’
Trolls v. Trans!
Words fail. On The Trans Female, the so-called ‘Hermit’ Brotherette.
An organizer avows, “We will not surrender to Trolls!”
Rather, you must accept our trolls! Kermit the woman hermit is enlightening Holy Mother Church, nay ALL Mankind with her … Trans Wisdom!
Thank goodness Thank goodness for us Troglodytes.
But. Beware! It…
“[W]ould not be ‘safe’ for those attending.
“Some of [‘]them[‘] (meaning Catholics) were so frightening in their vitriol that it made me very concerned about the safety of both Brother Christian[a] and also of those [‘]trans[‘] persons who would be coming to this event,” said [‘J.R.’, as ‘he’s’ known] Zerkowski, the director of the parish’s LGBTQ ministry.”
Sounds like that parish needs to get a Catholic Director of Something. And dotch the Poof Pastor Watson too. Looking like the bluegrass state has gone Deep Lavender.
C. P. Benischek
Trolls v. Trans!
Words fail. On The Trans Female so-called ‘Hermit’ Brotherette.
An organizer avows, “We will not surrender to Trolls!”
Rather, you Catholic man must accept our trolls!
Kermit the woman hermit is enlightening Holy Mother Church, nay ALL Mankind with her … Trans Wisdom!
Thank the Lord, Allelujia!
But. Beware! All is not rises in the Trans-Garden.
It…
“[W]ould not be ‘safe’ for those attending.
“Some of [‘]them[‘] (meaning actual Catholics) were so frightening in their vitriol [is that like bile? Perhaps alka-seltzer may help?] that it made me very concerned about the safety of both Brother Christian[a] and also of those [‘]trans[‘] persons who would be coming to this event,” said [‘J.R.’, as ‘he’s’ known] Zerkowski, the director of the parish’s LGBTQ ministry.
Fear not, JR! Unlikely anyone else would be going.
Sounds like that parish needs to get a Catholic Director of Something. And ditch the Poof Pastor Watson too, and his poof bishop. Lemme guess…Seitz?
Looking like the Bluegrass State has gone Deep Purple. Aka, Lavender.
C. P. Benischek
“Serving the Church in a different way.” It’s very likely that most Stumbling Block readers are trying to serve the Church, each in his or her own way. One way I tried to do this was by joining the local (liberal) ladies’ book club which meets monthly to fawn over New York Times best sellers. During the discussions, I’d attempt to lend a Christian voice and occasionally criticize outright the immorality of this or that character in this or that obviously activist novel. Recently, “My Notorious Life” was discussed, a rags to riches story of a woman whose claim to fame and fortune was abortion. “Mercy [and money] not murder” was her “heroic” justification. I duly deplored the dangerous book and condemned abortion as mortally sinful. Since then, several women suddenly dropped out of the club, and I was told to be more “tolerant.”
Should I stay in the club and continue to try “to serve” Christ by speaking out, or (as He told some of his disciples) “shake the dust from my feet” and move out of this situation?
I remember my wife Gina had a book club that was similar. She stayed for a while but one day, after hanging on bravely for a while, she ‘shook the dust.’