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Goodbye! Good Men: How Catholic Seminaries Turned Away Two Generations
of Vocations from the Priesthood. Mike Rose, author of The Renovation
Manipulation and Ugly as Sin, which exposed the conspiracy
to destroy beautiful Catholic Churches, has done it again. This book will
make you angry...no...enraged as you see the very deliberate effort to screen
out orthodox candidates to the priesthood who support the Pope and Magisterium
and replace them with active homosexuals and those who support women priests
and other liberal ideas.
To understand the sex abuse scandals breaking in dioceses all over the
United States, read the chapters on the "Gatekeeper Phenomenon" and the
"Gay Subculture" first. Homosexual abuse coming from the clergy is the
inevitable result of recruiting active gays and training them at seminaries
commonly known as "Notre Flame" (New Orleans), the "Pink Palace" (St.
Mary's in Baltimore), and "Theological Closet" (Theological College at
Catholic U).
Rose gives specific examples of psychologists whose evaluations deep-sixed
the vocations of many good men. One, Dr. Joseph Wicker, is a Worshipful
Master of Masonic lodge 642 in Cincinnati. When alerted about this in
1994 by Les Femmes member, Joe Strada, Archbishop Daniel Pilarczyk wrote
back praising Wicker's degrees and calling his Catholic theology "extremely
strong!" Wicker himself, who rejected more men than he recommended, calls
all religions "narrow-minded."
Pilarczyk's response is typical of the negligent culpability of the
hierarchy. One of the most important responsibilities of a bishop is seminary
formation of his priests. If a bishop doesn't know what's going on in
his seminary, he is culpably ignorant. But are bishops really unaware
of the heterodox faculty, the immoral textbooks (even pornography), the
persecution and sexual harassment of orthodox men? Rose gives situations
in dioceses all over the country: New Orleans, Cincinnati, Chicago, Oregon,
Boston, Baltimore, San Diego, Detroit, Covington, San Antonio, Davenport.
The cases indicate a corrupt system aided and abetted by many in the hierarchy.
If parents treated their children the way the bishops have treated their
seminarians they would be up for charges in family court.