Kung bakit daw natalo si Manny Pacquiao?

ANU - ANO BA ANG MGA SINASABI NG MGA CATHOLIC DEFENDER KAY MANNY PACQUIAO PAGKATAPOS NIYANG IWAN ANG DATI NIYANG RELIHIYON?

Mula sa isang blog na catholicdefender2000.blogspot.com, ito ang nilalaman: 

Nagtataka lang ako, bakit patuloy nilang sinisiraan si Manny Pacquiao gayong wala ka namang naririnig sa kanya na nagsalita laban sa dati niyang relihiyon?

Ni minsan ba, may sinabi ba siyang masama na di nagustuhan ng mga miyembro ng Simbahang Katoliko pagkatapos iwan ni Manny ang relihiyong ito?

Siniraan ba ni Manny ang Simbahang Katoliko kaya galit na galit ang mga kaanib nito sa kanya?

Naniniwala po ako na ang pagkatalo ni Pacquiao sa huling dalawang laban niya ay WALANG KINALAMAN SA RELIHIYON gaya na din ng pahayag ng mga bihasa sa larangan ng palakasan.

Kaya di dapat ma-involve dito ang usaping relihiyon na pilit naman iniuugnay ng mga taong dati ay pumupuri kay Manny pero ngayon, bumabatikos na sa kanya.

Nakakatawa mang isipin pero para lang mapulaan si Manny, pati ba naman relihiyon, idadamay pa dito. 

SABI PA NG IBA:

Kung di daw niya iniwan at tinalikuran ang pagiging Katoliko, baka daw PANALO pa rin siya sa huli niyang laban.

Kung sinuot lang daw ni Manny yung ROSARYO, baka daw nanalo pa si Manny.

Ang ibig nilang iparating, nakasalalay ang pagkapanalo ni Manny sa Simbahang Katoliko at sa ROSARYO.

WOW NAMAN! IBA NA TALAGA KAYO!

Hindi lang talaga matanggap ng mga Katoliko na hindi na nila hawak ang mga tao at ang bansang ito.

Malaya na tayo mula sa PANANAKOP AT PANANAKOT ng Simbahang Katoliko.

Wala na tayo sa panahon ng mga MALULUPIT NA MGA KATOLIKONG KASTILA NA NAGPAHIRAP SA ATING BANSA.

2012 na po ngayon at ilang araw na lang, 2013 na!

Kaya huwag nating hayaang hadlangan ang pag-unlad ng ating bansa ng mga PAGANONG SIMBAHANG ito.

Simula noong tayo ay nasa ilalim pa ng PANANAKOP AT PANANAKOT ng Simbahang Katoliko, walang pag-unlad na nangyari sa bansang ito. Puro mga Katolikong kurakot ang mga namumuno sa atin kaya naman laganap ang kurapsyon na namana natin sa PAGANONG SIMBAHANG ito.

SA LAHAT NG BUMABATIKOS KAY MANNY PACQUIAO, ANO NAMAN ANG KARANGALANG NAIBIGAY NINYO SA PILIPINAS?

NGA-NGA!

Father Jerry rapes our kids!

WALANG LIHIM NA HINDI NABUBUNYAG! 

GANYAN ANG GAWAIN NG MGA ALAGAD NG PAGANONG SIMBAHAN NG KATOLIKO, ANG MANGMOLESTIYA NG MGA MENOR DE EDAD AT GAWIN NILANG PARAUSAN NG KANILANG KAHALAYAN!

A new scandal is shaking the Aussie Church

Police are currently looking into alleged cover-ups involving three senior churchmen

Accusations of cover-ups and blame-shifting by the Catholic Church in its handling of allegations of child sexual abuse by priests have been front-page news in Australia. Newspaper headlines such as “Senior Catholic Priests in Child Sex Cover-Up Inquiry” point to claims that the Church has attempted to hide possible sex abuse within its walls rather than reporting it to the police.

Whether these cases will stand up is yet to be proved, but investigators in the states of New South Wales (NSW) and Victoria are currently searching for evidence that in many instances priests were merely moved on. This is not unique to Australia. There have been far-reaching repercussions from court cases involving cover-ups in Ireland, Germany and America.

Two dedicated investigations by the NSW police, Strike Force Lantle and Strike Force Glenroe, are currently looking into alleged cover-ups involving three senior churchmen, including a bishop and an archbishop.

An MP has renewed calls for a royal commission. Last April in Victoria, following revelations of 40 suicides of abuse victims by two priests, the state government initiated a parliamentary inquiry into the failure of the Catholic Church to protect children from sexual abuse.

All members of the hierarchy vehemently deny the allegations. But even if subsequent court hearings come to nothing, they are re-focusing attention on the many priests already jailed for paedophilia.

There are no official figures, but since 1993 the charity Broken Rites alone has supported 150 cases which ended in prosecutions and are currently aiding another eight court cases. They have also handled 15 cases that ended without convictions and 128 out-of-court settlements. The abuse was so extensive that Pope Benedict, when visiting Sydney in 2008 on World Youth Day, made a public apology to victims in Australia.

Whether mandatory celibacy has contributed to abuse is now much debated. One lawyer remarked: “Total denial of sexuality can have terrible repercussions. Pent-up sexual tensions sometimes find an outlet with the easiest available target – sadly this is often children.”

The fact that celibacy is a matter of Church discipline, not part of Church doctrine, has been emphasised in the recent revelations of 49-year-old Fr Kevin Lee of Sydney, who has been married to a woman in the Philippines for a year.

LINK:http://www.catholicherald.co.uk/commentandblogs/2012/08/22/a-new-scandal-is-shaking-the-aussie-church/

Australian cardinal admits 'shame' over Catholic sexual abuse scandal

The head of the Catholic Church in Australia, George Pell, has acknowledged the "shame" of child sex abuse among the clergy and welcomed a sweeping inquiry.

However, Cardinal Pell also warned that the extent of the problem within his church had been exaggerated.

Yesterday, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard ordered a rare Royal Commission, the highest form of investigation in the country, into how churches, government bodies and other organisations have dealt with possibly thousands of child sex abuse claims.

Cardinal Pell, Australia's only cardinal, said the church would co-operate fully with the new inquiry, which can compel witnesses to give evidence and produce documents, and that he did not believe the Catholic Church was the main perpetrator.

"We are not interested in denying the extent of misdoing in the Catholic Church.

"We object to it being exaggerated, we object to it being described as 'the only cab on the rank'," he said.

"We acknowledge, with shame, the extent of the problem and I want to assure you that we have been serious in attempting to eradicate it and deal with it," he told reporters in Sydney.

Ms Gillard called the inquiry in the face of mounting political pressure after explosive reports that orders within the Catholic Church had covered up abuse claims and hindered police inquires over several decades in New South Wales and Victoria, Australia's two most populous states.

Cardinal Pell, who is also the archbishop of Sydney, denied the Catholic Church actively covered up any child abuse and said comprehensive procedures introduced in 1992 ensured full cooperation with police and swift action against alleged abusers.

"We will co-operate fully. We have nothing we want to hide," Cardinal Pell said.

The cardinal also said priests should refuse to hear confessions from suspected child abusers to ensure priests were not then bound by the confidentiality of the confessional.

"If the priest knows beforehand about such a situation, the priest should refuse to hear the confession. That would be my advice. I would never hear the confession of a priest who was suspected of such a thing," he said.

Yesterday, a former police officer who investigated child abuse for decades told Australian television the Royal Commission should examine aspects of the Catholic Church such as confession.

Former police officer Peter Fox sparked a nationwide outcry last week when he alleged the Catholic Church had covered up abuse by priests in the Hunter Valley region north of Sydney. His allegations ultimately led to the new inquiry being called.

Ms Gillard has yet to announce who will preside over it, or its terms of reference.

She hopes to finalise the details by the end of this year but has refused to set a time limit on the Royal Commission, which could run for several years.

The Catholic Church is Australia's largest, with 5.4 million followers, representing about one in four Australians.

LINK:http://www.rte.ie/news/2012/1113/australia-catholic-sexual-abuse.html

Catholic Church in Australia reveals hundreds of child abuse cases

Catholic Church in Australia reveals hundreds of child abuse cases

The Catholic Church in Australia has confirmed that more than 600 children have been sexually abused by its priests since the 1930s, sinking the Church deeper into sex scandal.

The Catholic Church in Australia's Victoria State admits that its priests have abused at least 620 children since 1930s. 

According to Melbourne's Archbishop Denis Hart, there have been an appalling number of victims back in the 1960s and 1970s. 

However, victims' support groups have alleged that the number of children abused by clerics was likely much higher than that announced by the church and they have demanded independent investigations. 

The recent revelation came after the Victoria State's government announced an inquiry into child abuse cases, which has also revealed that dozens of victims have already taken their own lives. 

Chrissie Foster, mother of two girls who were raped by their parish priest from the 1980s, told ABC news that the church had decades to address the issue but never did until now. 

"It's only been victims coming out and going to the police that has stopped all of this," she added.

Foster further noted that, "The church has never lifted a finger to stop their pedophile priests," adding that one of her daughters had ultimately taken her own life. 

Recently the Roman Catholic Church has been rocked by numerous revelations of child sexual abuse at the hands of priests around the world. 

Investigations have shown that clerics have sexually abused children in several countries in the past decades and that the church has often covered up the abuse, protecting pedophile priests.

LINK: http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2012/09/22/262975/australian-church-hit-by-sex-scandal/ 

Bishop Charged With Failing to Report Abuse

CASE AGAINST KANSAS CITY'S ROBERT FINN IS A FIRST

A first in the Catholic Church's priestly sex scandals: A bishop in Kansas City has been charged with failing to report child abuse after lewd images of young girls were found on a priest's laptop, reports the Kansas City Star. A county grand jury also charged the diocese he leads with the misdemeanor. Bishop Robert Finn allegedly knew that priest Shawn Ratigan had taken hundreds of inappropriate images of girls—the indictment cites upskirt photos and at least one of a "naked vagina"—but sat on the information for five months before notifying police.

“This is a significant charge,” says Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker. “To my knowledge, a charge like this has not been leveled before.” The New York Times says it's the first indictment of a Catholic bishop in the church's 25-year scandal. Ratigan, the accused priest, was charged earlier this year with child pornography. A local principal had raised a red flag to the diocese about his behavior last May, but it went nowhere. Finn pleaded not guilty today: “We will meet these announcements with a steady resolve and a vigorous defense."

LINK:http://www.newser.com/story/131044/kansas-city-bishop-robert-finn-charged-with-failing-to-report-abuse.html

Netherlands Finds 1,975 Cases of Catholic Sex Abuse

REPORT CONCLUDES THAT CHURCH HASN'T DONE ENOUGH TO HELP VICTIMS

Almost 2,000 Netherlanders have come forward as victims of sex abuse at the hands of Catholic priests, an independent commission's report revealed today. That makes the Netherlands the second-biggest victim of Catholic sexual abuse, behind only Ireland, according to Reuters. The report also concluded that the Church had not done enough to help abuse victims, and urged it to set up a system to compensate them.

“I am very respectful of the people who came forward because declaring yourself a victim is a big step,” said the former education minister who headed the commission. He said it was “too soon to say” if the report would lead to a shake-up in the church hierarchy. “But the bishops conference has asked us to look at managerial responsibilities."

LINK:http://www.newser.com/story/107231/netherlands-finds-1975-cases-of-catholic-sex-abuse.html