Where the Rubber Hits the Road: I Agree with Mark Shea's taking on of Michael Voris. This article expresses well why he should be of concern to Catholics everywhere

30 April, 2012

I Agree with Mark Shea's taking on of Michael Voris. This article expresses well why he should be of concern to Catholics everywhere

In Which I Agree with Mark Shea

4 comments:

Anonymous01 May, 2012
I don't have a problem with the fact that Micheal Voris is all kinds of crazy.

What bothers me is how the entire "traditional, orthodox" Catholic community not only tolerated his internet rantings but embraced them, until told by the church that they should regard him as a kook. The flip side is that up until that point people who voiced concerns about Voris were often accused of being liberal cranks.

What does that say about the level of personal, intellectual conscience among a faction that almost unanimously regard only their own small group as the "real" Catholics and the rest of us as a heterodox threat or at best fellow travelers of such.
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Anonymous01 May, 2012
Voris regularly rails against abortion, euthanasia, women priest movements, homosexual marriage, birth control, moral relativism, fornication, adultery, attacks on our religious freedom, secular hedonism in Catholic institutions, reiki, enneagrams and all manner of new age quackery. He often blathers on about our need for the eucharist, the real presence, confession, prayer and catechesis. Really kooky stuff and kooky stuff you don't often hear mentioned in homilies or in polite Catholic circles. Sounds like he's been reading too many Papal Encyclicals. Hasn't he got the memo that official church teaching is kooky in Liberal land?
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Christine01 May, 2012
"Voris regularly rails against abortion, euthanasia, women priest movements, homosexual marriage, birth control, moral relativism, fornication, adultery, attacks on our religious freedom, secular hedonism in Catholic institutions, reiki, enneagrams and all manner of new age quackery. He often blathers on about our need for the eucharist, the real presence, confession, prayer and catechesis. Really kooky stuff and kooky stuff you don't often hear mentioned in homilies or in polite Catholic circles. Sounds like he's been reading too many Papal Encyclicals. Hasn't he got the memo that official church teaching is kooky in Liberal land?"

Ha! God bless Michael Voris, who continues his work of saving souls in the face of all manner of calumny.
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Christine03 May, 2012
Colleen Hammond interviewed Michael Voris this past Monday:

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/up-close/2012/05/01/up-close-with-michael-voris
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