UPDATE : see update at end of posting.
Sunday past, August 28, 2016, I headed out to Holy Family Parish in Whitby to educate parishioners on Church teaching in regard to pro-abortion Catholics and Holy Communion. Liberal MP Celina Caesar-Chavannes self-identifies as a practicing Catholic and receives Holy Communion at Holy Family parish, yet she publicly supports abortion, euthanasia, same sex “marriage”, LGBTQ lifestyles and transgender "rights". Some parishioners have complained to the parish priest, Father Laszlo Nagy, about this scandalous situation but to no avail.
Sunday past, August 28, 2016, I headed out to Holy Family Parish in Whitby to educate parishioners on Church teaching in regard to pro-abortion Catholics and Holy Communion. Liberal MP Celina Caesar-Chavannes self-identifies as a practicing Catholic and receives Holy Communion at Holy Family parish, yet she publicly supports abortion, euthanasia, same sex “marriage”, LGBTQ lifestyles and transgender "rights". Some parishioners have complained to the parish priest, Father Laszlo Nagy, about this scandalous situation but to no avail.
[Unfortunately scandals associated with Canon
915 are rife in today’s Catholic Church in the West. On the same day that I
made my case outside Holy Family parish, a group of fellow Catholics were protesting
at the parish attended by US Democratic Vice-Presidential candidate Sen. Tim
Kaine. See coverage here,
here
and here.
These Catholics are on the cutting edge of a true reformation urgently needed
in today’s Catholic Church. There should have been hundreds, even thousands of
Catholics who appeared in that protest.]
UPDATED August 31st
Catholic MP Celina C-Chavannes tweeted out the following in the early hours of this morning:
@Contra1diction I no longer attend Holy Family. There. You win! Now you can take that victory w/ you all the way to judgement day. Congrats!— Celina C-Chavannes (@MPCelina) August 31, 2016
@MPCelina The goal was never to drive you out of a parish. Pls take Church teaching seriously so your soul can be saved on day of judgment.— Contra|Diction (@Contra1diction) August 31, 2016