"The idea of two men in a marriage is immediately preposterous.
"Marriage
or holy matrimony is to those of a Christian faith that is far more
securely founded than on only the annual jollity of a midnight mass more
than just a word. It is an age-old theological concept, one of many,
all interlinked.
"Must the Catholic Church be compelled by ignorant
politicians and hoi polloi to share this sacramental term with
homosexuals? I am as queer as any of them but I do not much care for my
brethren in crass, demanding mood. By all means dress in ridiculous
togs, exchange rings and kisses, guzzle Laurent Perrier, bake a cake and
dance the night away, but call it a wedding, an Old English term of
even older German origin, with nothing theological about it — and leave
marriage to those who still believe in its sanctity."
Brian Sewell, The Evening Standard.
Or "Brian R Sewell" as Private Eye have aptly dubbed him.
She'll never marry...
Friday, 16 March 2012
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Wouldn't anyone believing in the sanctity of marriage get married in a church?
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