Sunday, 29 July 2012

Sunday Herald: Cover Up!

THE present and incoming archbishops of Glasgow were dragged into a fresh row over the Roman Catholic Church and homosexuality last night, after it emerged the former head of the college which trains Scots priests in Rome was allowed to keep his parish despite a drunken homosexual incident deemed "totally unworthy of a priest".Father Paul Milarvie was accused of "unwanted harassment" and trying to "constrain" a male guest at his parish house in 2010, just months after he returned to Scotland, leading to an investigation by the Archdiocese of Glasgow. Milarvie, a friend of Philip Tartaglia, the next archbishop of Glasgow, was allowed to keep his post by Mario Conti, the current archbishop.
News of the case, which emerged at the end of a week in which Tartaglia and Conti both spoke out against SNP plans to legalise same-sex marriage, prompted claims the Church was hopelessly confused in its attitude to homosexuality because it failed to reflect the reality of human nature...

Sunday Herald

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5 comments:

  1. Wasn't Boy George jailed for 'trying to "constrain" a male guest'?

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  2. Excellent point!
    The judge gave him 15 months.
    One would hope a gentleman of the cloth would not be given special treatment...

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/jan/16/boy-george-sentenced-handcuffing-male-escort

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  3. Who made any mention of Mark

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  4. Why was this on the front page of a national newspaper?! No illegal acts and therefore no whitewash. It happened in 2010 and is reported in July 2012...in same week as new Bishop is appointed and gay marriage outcry. Sunday Herald has taken up mantle of News of the World and our community looks ridiculous. Boy George constrained someone by tying them up...what did this priest do to the guy?

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