When I saw pay the wonders close,

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sacred music for the season of l, Lutheran Public Radio.org. Once the funeral started,

once the funeral started is when the trouble started because of the irreverence

and the disrespect of the big crowd that was there that it was very very sad and

again I applaud our priests who made a quick decision that uh-oh with behavior like this we can't do a mass.

That is Archbishop of New York, Cardinal Timothy Doleons speaking on the Catholic

channel about a funeral service. It was held at St. Patrick's Cathedral for a transgender

activist. Well, it seems like the New York Times when covering this story, there

were a thousand people at the funeral, when covering this story, the New York Times seemed blissfully

unaware of certain facts about Catholic teaching and seemed somewhat

shocked that there was going to be any kind of problem with a

transgender funeral.

Greetings and welcome to issues etc. live on this Wednesday afternoon, February

the 21st.

I'm Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in.

Terry Mattingly joins us to talk about media coverage of a funeral for transgender

activists at St. Patrick's Cathedral. We'll review the movie Mystro with

Pastor Ted Geese and then we'll spend the last part of the program

with Pastor Brian Ketchro Meyer and Pastor Brian Wolf Miller responding to your unanswered

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