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The Counsel of Trent

#637 – Priest says animals are people and misgendering is a sin

The Counsel of Trent

Catholic Answers

Religion & Spirituality

4.82.4K Ratings

🗓️ 19 July 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Trent examines the arguments of Fr. Daniel Horan who claims that Catholics should seriously consider that some animals are people and also claims it is a sin to misgender someone.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Council of Trend Podcast, a production of Catholic Answers.

0:10.4

We humans need to open our minds to the personhood of non-human animals.

0:16.2

Why Catholics should use preferred gender pronouns and names?

0:20.2

These are two articles by Father Daniel Haran or Father Dan Haran.

0:23.9

He is a Franciscan priest, publishes the National Catholic Reporter, and I would like to dive

0:28.8

into these articles and talk about them because I'm doing a lot of research for my book

0:33.1

on liberal Catholicism and how it strays towards the edges of orthodoxy and threatens to run

0:39.4

over a cliff.

0:41.8

And none of us want to have that happen.

0:43.8

So we're going to jump into it and talk about this today.

0:46.7

Father Haran has also written several books, one academic book.

0:50.8

He's also written, I think, I forget the title when I thought my head.

0:54.2

I think it's a white Catholics guide to racism.

0:58.0

He promotes modern anti-racism, not just the church's longstanding condemnations of racism,

1:05.0

but a modern perspective on it that, in many respects, is incompatible with things

1:10.0

that the Catholic Church teaches.

1:11.4

Now, I'll get into that in a future episode.

1:13.9

I'll be addressing that in my book as well.

1:16.4

But today I want to talk about these articles that he's written.

1:20.3

So he's not familiar with Father Dan Haran.

1:23.4

He's basically a Franciscan Father James Martin.

1:25.5

I'm sure Father Dan would consider that a compliment.

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