Catechism of the Catholic Church (2120) - Second Edition
"Sacrilege consists in profaning or treating unworthily the sacraments and other liturgical actions, AS WELL AS PERSONS [more so a consecrated priest - Father Starbuck] things, or places CONSECRATED TO GOD. Sacrilege is a grave sin..."
Thus banging on the confessional door by this aforementioned individual who's identity has been revealed earlier in this blog constitutes a Sacrilege by:
Impeding & Interfering with the Sacrament of Confession
Demanding and frightening the priest to open the confessional door
Deliberately and angrily ordering Father "Not to give that sermon again at the 10:00 Mass"
Impeding and trying to prevent the ability of Father to give his sermon by ripping the mike off the alter podium
Finally, attention should be given to this individual's general behavior and contempt towards Father.
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St. Thomas Aquinas (II-II:81:5; I-II:101:4)
"A thing is called "sacred" through being deputed to the divine worship. Now just as a thing acquires an aspect of good through being deputed to a good end, so does a thing assume a divine character through being deputed to the divine worship, and thus a certain reverence is due to it, which reverence is referred to God. THEREFORE WHATEVER PERTAINS TO IRREVERENCE FOR SACRED THINGS [PARTICULARLY REVERENCE TO A PRIEST!] IS AN INJURY TO GOD, AND COMES UNDER THE HEADING OF SACRILEGE."