Father Logue is a very talented priest. This is a wonderful video but I wonder if there is any significance to his not mentioning the LGBT community as a part of this Episconinjas video. I do know that he is opposed to the Episcopal church blessing same sex marriages.
Interesting to learn that he is opposed to the blessing of same-sex marriages. But then, Kingsland, GA, isn't too far from N. Florida is it... so I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
Father Logue really is very talented particularly in art, writing and use of the media (example: Episconinja). He was a nominee for bishop in our diocese this year and was not elected but did get a lot of votes.
He made it clear that the LGBT community should get their civil rights but not the blessing of the church. He talked about having a brother who was gay and left home to live in California (I think). He said as a result of the brother's lifestyle he was infected with HIV and died. He stressed that he loved his brohter. It would be interesting to hear the rest of his story and what led him to his opinion about same sex blessings.
Father Logue is a very talented priest. This is a wonderful video but I wonder if there is any significance to his not mentioning the LGBT community as a part of this Episconinjas video. I do know that he is opposed to the Episcopal church blessing same sex marriages.
ReplyDeleteTwo Auntees, I'm sorry to hear of his opposition to same sex blessings. Still, it's a good video.
ReplyDeleteInteresting to learn that he is opposed to the blessing of same-sex marriages. But then, Kingsland, GA, isn't too far from N. Florida is it... so I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
ReplyDeleteFather Logue really is very talented particularly in art, writing and use of the media (example: Episconinja). He was a nominee for bishop in our diocese this year and was not elected but did get a lot of votes.
ReplyDeleteHe made it clear that the LGBT community should get their civil rights but not the blessing of the church. He talked about having a brother who was gay and left home to live in California (I think). He said as a result of the brother's lifestyle he was infected with HIV and died. He stressed that he loved his brohter. It would be interesting to hear the rest of his story and what led him to his opinion about same sex blessings.
In light of his brother's experience, you'd think that Fr. Logue would want to bless faithfulness.
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