Cardinal O'Brien: Same-Sex "Marriage" is Attack Against Real Marriage

Cardinal Keith O'Brien of Edinburgh, Scotland, told political leaders that any attempt to recognize same-sex "marriage" under his watch will be “strenuously opposed” by the Catholic Church.

In a recent homily at a Mass for lawmakers, the Cardinal said that efforts to legalize homosexual "marriage" is nothing less than an attempt to “rewrite human nature,” and a “direct attack” against the family, and God's ordained marriage between one man and one woman.

We need more Cardinals like this to oppose evil.

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http://news.scotsman.com/politics/Government-can39t-rewrite-nature-and.6832538.jp

St. Joseph’s University Invites Wolves to Scatter Catholic Students with “Unity Week”

St. Joseph’s University Invites Wolves to Attack Fold of Catholic students with “Unity Week”

Moral values are under assault at St. Joseph’s University. Since 2001, the Jesuit university in Philadelphia has been sponsoring Unity Week, a pro-homosexual event first called Rainbow Week.

according to a tentative 2010 Unity Week schedule forwarded to TFP Student Action, the following disturbing activities are planned, beginning on October 31:

A talk by Shawn Decker, a pro-homosexual activist who promotes “safe-sex” and contraception among college students; a talk by “LGBT advocate and policy attorney” Brian Sims, titled Coming Out on the Gridiron; a presentation by the Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus, suggestively titled “Brotherly Love;” and a talk by Shiva Subbaraman, director of the LGBTQ Center at Georgetown University.

TFP Student Action invites its members and subscribers to contact the president of St. Joseph’s University and respectfully call for the cancelation of the pro-homosexual Unity Week. Your voice as a student, alumni, or concerned parent or individual is important in the peaceful struggle for moral values.

St. Joseph’s University
Fr. Timothy R. Lannon, S.J.
Office of the President
5600 City Ave.
Philadelphia, PA 19131
Phone: 610-660-1200
Email: president@sju.edu

(Please be polite and respectful.)

Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Cardinal Justin Rigali
222 North 17th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103-1299
Phone: 215-587-3600