MUST WATCH: Critical race theory infiltrates the Catholic church
"So as we seek to build the kingdom of God here and now," the father tells the assembled worshipers, "working to be anti-racist, I think, is an integral part of that."
Libby Emmons Brooklyn, NY
June 24, 2021 12:09 PM 2 mins reading
A priest delivered a homily at Saint Thomas More Catholic Church in St. Paul, Minn., where he instructed parishioners on "how to become an anti-racist." The Jesuit parish also has an affiliated school.
"So as we seek to build the kingdom of God here and now," the father tells the assembled worshipers, "working to be anti-racist, I think, is an integral part of that. To which I think we're being called, and especially at this time in our history. with all that's being going on, Philando Castile, George Floyd, with all that's been going on, I think God is really calling us.
"My friends, I really believe that God is calling us to work on this issue especially as a Christian community, as a parish, and that's why I think this is very much a matter for faith. We are called to build the kingdom of God and how can the kingdom of God exist with racism?" He asked.
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