This man, not just a tacit accepter of abortion, but a man who pushed hard for late-term abortions (poison, mutilation, and dismemberment of our young in the womb) received an award from the Greek Archdiocese today. Also, let us not forget, a man who said of pro-life people, "they have no place in the state of New York." This is the man they are honoring today with the Patriarch Athenagoras Human Rights Award.
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| NY Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Becomes Recipient of Patriarch Athenagoras Human Rights Award |
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Anaxios. Disgusting.
ReplyDeleteAnaxios!
ReplyDeleteI understand that this has to do with his involvement in the rebuilding of St Nicholas, destroyed during the 9/11 attacks; HOWEVER... Anaxios!
ReplyDeleteVery sad. Such an award is as sterile as the design for St Nicholas itself.
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable. If these are our leaders, is Orthodoxy finished?
ReplyDeletesad, foolish and sick
ReplyDeletesad, foolish and sick
ReplyDeleteFollow the money.
ReplyDeleteAnaxios!Just disgusting.
ReplyDeleteDisgusting, It stuff like this that makes me wonder why I am still in GOARCH.
ReplyDeleteThis is horrific. How is it possible for an apostolic Christian Church to award a persecutor of the pro-life movement for a human rights award?!? The man supports the murder of babies in the womb....in the most horrific ways!!! This is beyond my comprehension. Anaxios!!!!!!!! The GOA has lost its way.
ReplyDeletePerhaps he has been influenced by some of our flattery-loving Roman bishops.
ReplyDeleteSHAMEFUL!!!
ReplyDeleteIn a real way this is sort of ecclesiology as Nihilism. It is a deep and profound argument for the church being but a mystical body and not visible or real in the world at all.
ReplyDeleteScandalous. ANAXIOS!
ReplyDelete..yes,, ANAxios..!
Deleteἀνάξιος. Disgraceful. What can that Diocese be thinking!
ReplyDeleteHuman rights mean exactly what we want them to mean. That might change based on context.
ReplyDeleteWhile it doesn't excuse what's going on here, technically the group responsible for this award is the Order of St Andrew (AKA the Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, which is not the Greek Archdiocese or Ecumenical Patriarchate per se giving the award, but it certainly has the appearance of approval, which in ecclesiastic terms is just as bad.
ReplyDeleteWell, there is a room full of bishops and they are the ones that are blessing this. I'm sure if they wanted to give it to some vagante clergy there would be an episcopal block to such a move. If it being an Archons thing is cover, it's poor cover.
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