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Bishop Schlert: Please Rescind Invitation to Fr. Martin

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Jamie lynch
5 months ago

Rescind in the name of the Blessed Virgin Mother

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Keith Peterka
7 years ago

Say no to the heretic James Martin

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Bernadette Dalgetty
7 years ago

Your Excellency, While I am no longer living in the Allentown Diocese, I was saddened to hear that Fr. James Martin was allowed to give a talk as a way to assuage and comfort those parents whose children are struggling with same sex attraction. This talk will not be helpful to those parents. This talk will not be helpful to those struggling. This talk will only cause more confusion and pull them further away from the beauty and the truth of the teachings of the Catholic Church. I would highly recommend you replace Fr. James Martin with a speaker from Eden Invitation, a fantastic ministry that shows true compassion and guidance to those wrestling with same sex attraction while trying to be faithful Catholics. You can find them here: https://www.edeninvitation.com/

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Please help restore the true teachings of the Church by standing up against homosexual priests.

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Delphy DeFalcis
7 years ago

As difficult as it may be , it is the right and just thing to do - please reconsider your decision

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Brendan Kearns
7 years ago

The GREVOIUS SIN OF. THE SODOMITES. DISGRACES OUR GOD. LORD AND SAVIOR. JESUS CHRIST

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Eric McWhirter
7 years ago Featured

Excellency, how will you answer to God for your actions vis-a-vis His clear Word in Romans 1:32 if you fail to rescind this invitation? I pray that you take courage and stand against this scourge, for your sake and the sake of your flock. Yours in Christ, Eric McWhirter

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Bernie Kimmet
7 years ago

Does the bishop not know who Father Martin is and what he represents? This is shocking to me but not surprising.

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Jennifer Delgado
7 years ago

Father Martin does not care about people's immortal souls - if he did, he wouldn't lie to them and call sin good.

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Rose Stegemerten
7 years ago Featured

Bishop James Martin is promoting homosexuality as an okay practice. He does not ever proclaim the sin of acting on that inclination. He should not be allowed to speak publicly. This is outrageous and makes me very suspicious of our Allentown Diocesan Bishop. Such a disgrace.

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ann mcandrews
7 years ago

GOD IS IMMUTABLE.I DON'T THINK HE HAS CHANGED HIS OPINION SINCE THE TIME OF SODOM! BRUCE MCANDREWS

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Vic Mazziotti
7 years ago

A faithful bishop would not permit, much less welcome, Father Martin to speak in his diocese.

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Sonia Kelton
7 years ago

We need to protect the remnant Catholics.

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Sandra Zawistowski
7 years ago

Your Excellency, Allowing Fr. Martin to speak in our Diocese send the wrong message. It’s a false sense of charity to Fr Martin as well as all involved. Please consider rescinding the invitation since Fr. Martin preaches and teaches heretical theology. We have been through “the mill” already! We don’t need anymore. You are in my prayers and grateful to you our Bishop of Allentown. Sincerely & Peace, Sandra & John Zawistowski Parishioners of St. Joseph the Worker

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Charles Kelton
7 years ago Featured

Outreach is something done on a one on one basis in a compassionate and careful way with the intention of truly bringing Christ to someone who is struggling with homosexuality or any other sin. Allowing father Martin a forum like this does the opposite and causes more confusion for those seeking the truth about our faith.

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helen M macminn
7 years ago

We are praying that you will reconsider this decision. Fr. Martin does not represent the TRUE teaching of the Catholic Church. Faithful Catholics are opposed to this decision.

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Marianna Burns
7 years ago

In the name of The Father, and of The Son, and of The Holy Spirit.

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Ed Burns
7 years ago

It is not uncharitable to keep heretical thoughts out of the diocese, it's best for the faithful.

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Daniel Moser
7 years ago

Dear Bishop, please take hold of your flock and keep us from bad theology.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Please rescind invitation to Father Martin.