#ex-priest

[itskeej]

WAIT REUPLOADING BC I FORGOT TO COLOUR HIS BELT HELP MY PHONE WONT LEMME EDIT IMAGES anyways,

Doing artfight this year so I updated Victor's ref

[Text says "I stylize his glasses as opaque sometimes :)" if it's hard to read]

[pseudead]

kinda nude guy below? censored tho

chalice you fatty

horrible hand anatomy please don't mind it

[postcard-from-the-past]

Catholic satire by the ex-priest Abbé Noé Chabot

French vintage postcard

[postcard-from-the-past]

Catholic satire by the ex-priest Abbé Noé Chabot

French vintage postcard

[cocainesocialist]

there never seems to be enough focus on the nonsense owen jones spews out??

innit. he’s so useless. i wonder how much money he gets paid for his articles

[fathershane]

Hi Fr, could you explain the difference between a priest who has left the priesthood but remains a devout Catholic and a married person who leaves a marriage without an annulment but also wants to remain a devout Catholic. The ex-priest would be allowed to receive the Eucharist but the separated person would not be able to. I was curious as to the reason why. Thanks Fr.

An excellent question. A married person who has to separate from their spouse, if it's done for the right reasons (especially in cases of domestic violence) isn't in sin. (Note: It's always good to consult in-depth with a priest before doing so, since it's such a dramatic decision, even if only temporary.)The "So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore, what God has joined together, no human being must separate" of Matthew 19:6 clearly refers in context to the permanent separation of divorce, not to a separation that is intended to be hopefully temporary.The real issue is divorce and remarriage, which creates a situation of de facto adultery if the first marriage hasn't been annulled. Though an analogy between marriage and priesthood is commonly made, there isn't a 100% correspondence between the "one flesh" no-separation that marriage implies and what priesthood is in its nature.I hope that helps... God bless you! - Father Shane

[annesewell]

A former Catholic priest, expelled from the ministry over child sexual abuse allegations, now holds a position with TSA at Philadelphia International Airport.

Thomas Harkins, the former priest, was observed working in a highly-frequented area in the airport by the CBS Philadelphia's I-Team.

Harkins reportedly works between Terminals D and E, a busy area of the airport that sees thousands of people, including young children, pass through each day.

[intelligent-blasphemy]

Atheist Ex-Priest on Religion