The professional gossip reporters at The Walt Disney Company’s The View also chimed in with fellow liberals this week over Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker’s recent pro-family, pro-mom and pro-life comments. In addition, he suffered a stroke.
One of the co-hosts who was most uncomfortable with Butker’s expression of general conservative Christian beliefs and criticism of President Joe Biden was Sarah Haines.
self-introduction “Slightly tilted to the left”
“This is a very extreme religion.”
Former comedian Whoopi Goldberg began her talk with a rare defense of opposing views, including her commencement speech at three-time Super Bowl champion Benedictine University and former Super Bowl contestant Colin Kaepernick’s on-field protest. I tried to compare.
“Listen, I like people to say what they have to say. He goes to a Catholic college. He’s a devout Catholic. These are his beliefs and he welcomes them. I do,” Goldberg said. “We don’t have to believe them. We don’t have to accept them. … Just like we want to respect Colin Kaepernick when he takes a knee, we want to respect people who think differently than we do.” I want to pay.
haynes “In the spirit of free speech, I don’t want people to be shut down or fired for what they want to say. For this reason, I’m going to refrain from comparing myself to Colin Kaepernick. Colin Kaepernick was standing up for his defenders.” It’s about defending the rights of a lot of people and saying in social justice situations, “This is a reminder that we’re not there yet.” ”
Mr. Haynes clearly ignored Mr. Butker’s willingness to speak out for his rights.
Estimation Between 87,000 and 92,000 people are executed in the United States every month.
“What this guy is doing is more than just being a devout Catholic,” Haynes continued. “This is someone who practices something called.
traditional latin mass, unlike the majority of Catholics. It is compared to cult-like and extremist ones, such as some religions in the Middle East and Asia. ”
“This is a very extreme religion,” Haynes added.
The Traditional Latin Mass, also known as the Trientine Mass or Traditional Rite, is a liturgical celebration using the 1962 Roman Missal, approved by Pope John Paul II and published by Pope Benedict in his 2007 Apostolic Letter. It was allowed to be used again by the 16th Emperor.
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Pope Benedict XVI
I got it. Rules of prayer found in the Roman Missal promulgated by Pope Paul VI during the Second Vatican Council and in the Roman Missal previously promulgated by Pope Pius V and subsequently revised by Pope John XXIII The two expressions of the Church’s lex credendi (rule of faith), which “in no way leads to internal division,” are two uses of one Roman rite. ”
In other words, neither the rules of prayer nor the rules of faith in TLM “deviate” from the regular form of the Mass with which most practicing Catholics are accustomed.
“Therefore, it is permissible to celebrate the Sacrifice of the Mass according to the typical version of the Roman Missal promulgated by the Blessed One.
John XXIII Established in 1962, it was never abolished as a special form of the Church’s liturgy,” the Pope wrote.
In TLM, the priest faces the altar with other believers during the festival.catholic news agency
I got it. that “[s]Some prayers are different, some are expanded, and some prayers and responses are limited to the priest or person serving at the altar. Traditional Latin Mass communities also follow a different liturgical calendar. ”
Although Pope Francis introduced strict regulations against TLM in his “Traditional Management” document, TLM continues to be implemented in bishop-sanctioned dioceses around the world.
Haynes’ suggestion that the TLM is “cult-like” is, in effect, a denigration of the Catholic Mass, a historic pre-1960s celebration, as well as traditional believers around the world.
Mr. Haynes’ attack on Mr. Butker contrasts his comments with the Church’s moral teachings, which are codified in the Catechism of the Catholic Church and have been repeated countless times in the United States Conference and the United States Conference. It also rests on the mistaken assumption that people are informed by their participation in TLM. Catholic Bishops and Vatican Office of the Doctrine of the Faith.
In fact, Butker’s comments on abortion and euthanasia correspond almost verbatim to the church’s April document. ”
dignitas infinitaIt reiterates that “all crimes against life itself, including murder, genocide, abortion, euthanasia, and deliberate suicide” must be recognized as a violation of human dignity.
Haynes still had more to say.
“As a Christian, I find this disturbing when people misuse Christianity, often by not only taking excerpts from the Bible, but by taking things that could have been explained better and misinterpreting or omitting them. It’s about lying,” he said. Co-host.
“So all I can say is that [Butker], as a Christian, if you use this to oppress or oppress people, you are not walking with Jesus. If you are using religion, if you are more attached to religious rituals and customs than to the words of Jesus, you are not walking with Jesus. And if you use it to judge others or use it as a weapon to beat people, then you’re not walking with Jesus,” Haynes said.
“So I really encourage him. I really encourage him to find the best parts of his faith and not branch out into extremist beliefs,” the TV personality concluded, holding his hands as if in prayer.
While Haynes’ comments did not resonate with a wide range of Catholics, others noted another criticism baked into her rant.
Billy Gribbin, communications director for Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah);
Said, “@sarahaines, please explain in detail what is wrong with “some Middle Eastern religions.” Interested to know what you mean by that. ”
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