Why the Catholic Church does not Celebrate Homosexuality?

Why the Catholic Church does not Celebrate Homosexuality?

By Thomas A. Flynn, LC – www.cinopsbegone.com – Thursday, January 6, 2011

“Recent protests by homosexual advocates during Pope Benedict’s latest visit to Barcelona were just another sign of the gay crusade underway around the globe. They find it easy to strike the Pope, knowing quite well that the Pope will not strike back. In their anger they have accused Pope Benedict and the Catholic Church as being a bigot and intolerant to their personal life-style. But it is they who play the bigot, and the Church continues to tolerate them.

“Toleration always implies an evil. We do not tolerate presents on our birthday or a party held in our honor. What we do tolerate are friends not bringing presents and not being invited to the party all together. The Catholic Church tolerates homosexual behavior as much as it tolerates other evil acts. It puts up with them out of respect for the person all the while proclaiming the moral evil involved.

“Pro-gay advocates are at arms with the Church because it will not tolerate, but because it will not celebrate. They want the Church to march in their gay parades, to witness their gay marriages, and put a large red O.K. on their gay lifestyles. All of this is done to naturalize the unnatural. Nature decreed that it takes a male and female of any species to reproduce. Even the American Psychological Association (APA) dropped their claim to a hypothetical “gay gene” when scientists found out there was nothing scientific about it.

“But there are those “cases” of people who feel inclined to their own sex. The Church has always made a distinction between someone with homosexual inclinations (itself not a sin) and homosexual life styles where promiscuous sex is implied. The person is always respected and in many ways the Church has gone out of its way to help someone with an unnatural attraction to the same sex. Be they homosexual or heterosexual, the Church teaches that everyone should live abstinence according to their vocation in life. Married men and women are called to abstain from sex with other people. Single women and men are called to abstain from sex altogether. Now, why shouldn’t the Church ask the same from homosexuals? Many homosexuals do in fact live abstinence and are an example for many.

“Many people ask the question “why can’t they be happy like everyone else?” Of course they can be happy and to my knowledge the Church has never denied this fact. It only points out that to be happy is not equivalent to following your passions to wherever they lead you. Nearly every child enjoys chocolate, but what mother allows her little pumpkin to eat as much as he wants and to his heart’s content? There are limits to such pleasures and the difference is as contrasting as fit and fat.
“Tolerate we must, but the Church will not celebrate.

“The Church must say no to gay “marriage” which manipulates the very meaning of marriage and opens the door to the legislation of polygamy and any other sexual combination; it must abstain from gay couples adopting children so that they are not reduced to mere toys in a social experiment; it must speak out against homosexual intercourse as a sacrilege of procreation; it must uphold moral truths that sustain the dignity and form the mold of a just society.”

George H. Kubeck, the Gay Agenda is led by Gays. Who appointed them to speak for the homosexual persons?