This
past summer, I was truly blessed to attend two Papal events in Rome:
the Corpus Christi Mass and Procession and the Holy Father's General
Audience. At both occasions, I also purposely observed Archbishop
Georg Gaenswein, the Prefect of the Papal Household and the personal
secretary of Pope Benedict. Before, watching televised ceremonies
from the Vatican, on EWTN, I came to admire the humble Gaenswein. His
purposeful cadence, holy attitude, and graceful attention to sacred
details, solidified the possibility, in my mind, of the masculine
Catholic priest. For all of my life, the image of the priest, since
childhood, was always semi-aged, somewhat asexual, and or distantly
indifferent. When I saw him in-person, he is thoughtful and
self-contained, but not narcissistic. He is the servant to the Holy
Father, but still stands tall. He is a man. Sadly through, while I
was researching him, many vicious journalists and commentators hinted
at a homosexual identity. The world, can not accept a truly holy man
who is also manly; they must make him gay. It is their attempt to
disregard and nullify his power. I pray, that he is a model for
future religious men; and all men who strive for Godliness.


I find his sexual orientatin irrelevant. Catholic priests take a viw of celibacy so as long as they are keeping it I don't care who or what they like. We have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.
ReplyDeleteInstead of attacking God's people why not ask God to fix our own selves?
We are truly in the last days. T. W.