Author Topic: ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖ past coming back to haunt Voris (Read 54313 times)

Alexandria · « **Reply #20 on:** April 22, 2016, 12:46:32 PM »

Quote from: cassini

I wondered if this confession would find its way onto Catholic websites. It did. So much for the privacy of the confessional. Then again I suppose it had to.

Any who have been a watcher of Voris will of course be shocked, first by the confession, second because of the reason, and third that anyone in the public eye should have to spell out his past sins.

Why not even St Augustine had to list off his sins. I wonder if he did would he have been revered as he is? God surely will find it hard to forgive those who forced Voris into such a humiliating situation.

Imagine if we all had to so what Voris did? God I even have big trouble telling my sins to a priest in the confession box. I often wondered why one has to detail them to a priest instead of saying which commandment we broke. Surely God knows them, so the priest could forgive them without details.

I agree with those above, I do not agree with all Voris's own judgements on the likes of the SSPX for example, but I admired his stand on many other subjects.

Please God Voris can come to terms with what he had to do and continues his apostolate.

'Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

:applause: :applause: :applause:

Very well said, Cassini, and very true.

Änσnymσus · « **Reply #21 on:** April 22, 2016, 01:27:19 PM »

Not only sodomites but I'm sick of straight men who use pornography and try to coax their wives into cooperating with their perversions. God bless the valiant Catholic women who refuse to bow to false obedience to the sɛҳuąƖ sins of men!

TKGS · « **Reply #22 on:** April 22, 2016, 02:22:12 PM »

Quote from: cassini

So much for the privacy of the confessional.

I seem to have missed this. Where has there been any suggestion that the seal of the confessional has been breached? His past sinful actions were public and he said as much. The NY Archdiocese seems to have been conducting an investigation of Voris which would include interviewing people who have known him as well as obtaining public records. If the archdiocese was really getting ready to "out" Voris, then they likely spent a lot of money--that's money donated by people in the pews--to do so, and the purpose of this is clearly to attempt to destroy the credibility of one who is accusing the archdiocese of financial as well as moral corruption. This itself is another corrupt practice.

There are enough problems Conciliarism. So far, breaching the seal of confession seems to have largely not been one of them.

Änσnymσus · « **Reply #23 on:** April 22, 2016, 02:52:45 PM »

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There are enough problems Conciliarism. So far, breaching the seal of confession seems to have largely not been one of them.

Yeah, otherwise, Nancy Peℓσѕι's and Joe Biden's dirty laundry would be headline Enquirer news.

cassini · « **Reply #24 on:** April 22, 2016, 02:58:57 PM »

Quote from: TKGS

Quote from: cassini
So much for the privacy of the confessional.

I seem to have missed this. Where has there been any suggestion that the seal of the confessional has been breached? His past sinful actions were public and he said as much. The NY Archdiocese seems to have been conducting an investigation of Voris which would include interviewing people who have known him as well as obtaining public records. If the archdiocese was really getting ready to "out" Voris, then they likely spent a lot of money--that's money donated by people in the pews--to do so, and the purpose of this is clearly to attempt to destroy the credibility of one who is accusing the archdiocese of financial as well as moral corruption. This itself is another corrupt practice.

There are enough problems Conciliarism. So far, breaching the seal of confession seems to have largely not been one of them.

I meant that metaphorically TKGS, as applicable to us, not a priest the NY diocese. When I opened up this video I felt Voris was confessing to each one of us individually, just as one would confess to a priest. Somehow that law of the Church with regard to the sanctity of priestly confessions came over me and instinctively I felt bound to silence for my part.

Given another posted the confession I was glad of the opportunity to say what I did. Indeed my wife who also received his message cried at his bravery. He could so easily have thrown in the towel and sneaked off into oblivion. How many of us would have had such courage and faith in our understanding of Catholic forgiveness?

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