It's a tangential remark, but it bears some relevance to the present discussion:
A Post from the Past:
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One can have a same-sex attraction and be Catholic at the same time.
No, no, no.
"Same-sex attraction" is an erroneous concept that obfuscates terrible and unnatural temptations that some individuals face due to situational factors (psychological trauma, neuro-chemical malfunction of some sort, &c.) or individual choices to which culpability may be imputed (for example, the vice of self-abuse: for
ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity is nothing more than a extended form of self-abuse, combined with sociopathically egocentric proclivities), that has been implemented systematically in our anti-Christian society in order to "re-define" the true notion of the marital act: a privilege
exclusively granted to a man and his wife, bound to one another in sacred vows of the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony, for the propagation of the human race and the increase of Holy Mother Church.
It is unseemly for Catholics to seriously use terms such as "same sex attraction" or "LGTB Community" when they are supposed to know that such constructs are anti-Christian concoctions, attacking the sanctity of the home and family.
I am not implying that any culpability should be imputed to anyone here for using such lexicon, because everyone of us has to unlearn the garbage that was fed to us by the world: this process is commonly known as
conversion, and it is a life-long process and not all attain to it the same way and in the same manner. However, all earnest Catholics eventually acknowledge the deceit of this age and eschew it.
For purposes of clarification, allow me to tweak with your statement in order to demonstrate how one should express himself regarding this matter:
One can have a same-sex attraction may be afflicted with horrible temptations against the 6th and 9th Commandments, even tempted to unnatural or contra-natural iniquity, and be Catholic at the same time if he earnestly strives to conquer these temptation, and, moreover, detaches himself from the world and gives himself over to prayer, so that he may not fall into any heretical errors regarding the above-mentioned Commandments.
A Catholic may be a horrible sinner against purity yet maintain the infused virtue of faith, although exceedingly vitiated. However, as all authors of the spiritual life attest, sins against purity always lead to a loss of faith eventually in those who remain obstinate therein. In the present day, the special danger regarding unnatural sins against purity is that the anti-Christian agenda has made things so that those who do not strive to overcome temptations to such vices do in fact end up committing horrible errors against the faith.
It is of great perfection to be so self-detached that one does not identify himself with his crosses: to accept them in filial self-abandonment to Divine Providence and use all means necessary to conquer any temptations, whilst offering to God through the Blessed Virgin Mary the anxiety and shame concomitant with such base temptations as a sacrifice of reparation: and to do so in silence and discretion. To go on and on about one's temptations so as to gain sympathy from others betrays a self-detachment that ultimately brought about such temptations in the first place.
It is an obscene and damning error that the ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs commit when they not only commit their horrible deeds whilst publishing it, but go so far as to avail themselves of such iniquities to constitute (or, rather, deform)
their very identity. How foolish is this! Can there be anything more satanic than this?
I thought [...] we should use the term "Same Sex Attraction" instead of terms like "gαy."
Note that I did not use
that word because it is inaccurate: "gαy" is an adjective synonymous to such other adjectives as joyous or gleeful. It had been initially transmogrified as an obscene euphemism by those who are not only given over to the vice of sodomy or (in the case of women) to the Sapphic vice, but seek to "normalize" it and make it "acceptable" to the populace.
Now liberal elitists are campaigning against the usage of the word, because it supposedly constitutes a "hate crime" to use it as an attack upon those who are (or perceived to be) given over to the above-mentioned vices.
I think I answered my own question now:
Can there be anything more satanic than this?
Yes: a society that has criminalized the hatred of sin and the detestation of one's conscience of that which all sane and rational creatures recognize as unnatural:
that is completely satanic, and more so than whatever unnatural sin against purity that any individual sinner can perpetrate, as it is a complete rejection of the Kingship of Christ and the rule of right reason by society as a whole.