Welcome to daily Rosary meditations with Dr. Mike Schurselik, where you learn how to meditate

and establish a daily habit of prayer while discovering the truths of the Catholic faith.

Is there someone you know that could benefit from daily prayer?

Share this meditation with them. With them. Welcome to our daily rosary meditation.

Let's begin in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

Let's call to mind all those we've promised to pray for.

In our meditation today, we will consider the Catholic position on

LBTQ and at the end our little conversation will focus on what practically can we do to help

another person who is struggling with same-sex attraction?

And what do we do if we're invited to a gay wedding.

Now the secular world has gotten so mixed up that it not only preaches lunacy, but it calls it

hateful and bigoted when anyone doesn't explicitly endorse it.

So when the Catholic Church continues to state the truth that men are men, that women are women are women and that human beings were not designed for

homosexual acts, she is called hateful and bigoted and out of date and all kinds of other things. It's as

though there were something unloving about thinking that 2 plus 2 equals 4 or something narrow-minded about saying that chewing on rocks and drinking

bleach is unhealthy.

Now since the early 1970s the gay rights movement have done a fantastic job of tying

the contemporary sexual madness to the civil rights movement.

And the only reason they've been so successful is that we have failed to keep before our minds the fundamental distinction

between person and action. It's that distinction that all morality depends upon.

Our Father who art in heaven,

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