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Wednesday, June 25, 2008

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kevin57

I want to know when the archbishop is going to start fulfilling his and his fellow bishops' commitment to dialogue with gay Catholics.

Jeffrey

The archbishop is the real deal. A few weeks ago, at my parish, the priest read a letter of support from the archbishop due to a small handful of dissidents who were mad because they were losing their power in the parish. Besides having a weekly TLM for years, the priest has taken the free standing altar away and begun saying the Novus Ordo ad orientam, and overall leading a great flock.
The archbishop has enemies in the press, who are already painting him as intolerant, etc. Pray for him-he's looking to be a very good leader.

Kevin-
The "dialogue" will begin in the confessional, when the homosexual Catholics turn to repent for their sins.

american aquarium drinker

It's so nice to finally have a bishop in this archdiocese that isn't endorsed by the rainbow sash movement! he said mass at my parish a month ago and I was very impressed. there is much work to be done in this archdiocese , but I think he's up for it. the church needs more bishops like him.

yes, the good Archbishop does have enemies in the press....one story lamented that he (gasp!) actually follows and preaches Church teaching and is (double gasp!!)obedient to the Holy Father - i believe the quote was something like "he gets his marching orders from the Vatican" .

Pilsun

Archbishop Nienstedt is doing his job, and doing it well! Imagine being pilloried for teaching a message that has been consistent for thousands of years! We live in a sick society, my friends, and there are few voices of truth in the wilderness. The good Achbishop is one of them. May he set the standard for future church leaders!

Phillip

Archbishop Nienstedt was previously the bishop of my diocese (New Ulm, Minnesota). He made a lot of heads turn with his very back-to-the-Catholic-basics, and I appreciate the work he does to set things back on track. I would admit that sometimes he seemed unapproachable, even in a small diocese, but this man has a great heart on him and I know that he is a blessing to the archdiocese.

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