"Voice of the Faithful" Supports Gay Priesthood;
We Predicted This Over Two Years Ago; Boston Globe Writes Another Untruthful Story about the Catholic Church
       The "Voice of the Faithful" outed itself  yesterday as favoring gay priests, which was predicted by us over two years ago.
       Although the Globe reported two protests yesterday in Massachusetts, at Fall River with "about 35" and at Boston with "about 60," this only reminded many observers of "protesters" in the past who turned out to be all homosexuals.
       This first such hoax occurred in 1999 in Sherborn where 85-homosexuals from all across the state jammed an evening service at the Unitarian Church which was covered by all the television stations, 4, 5 and 7. But the minister wouldn't let any press inside the church, and they were forced to film the jammed church through the windows, reporting that everyone there was a citizen-protester against our founder, Atty. J. Edward Pawlick. But he had come to observe the event and was sitting in the front row with his wife, Sally throughout the evening.
       The Boston hoax occurred last night (Sunday) in the "chilly evening" in front of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, where a "series of speakers" from the Faithful "castigated the policy on gay priests," according to the Globe.
       The Globe is supposed to be a reliable newspaper, but it reported in today's article only that "about 80 people" were standing in the dark last evening.  Was the Globe there? Did it count the people? Or did it rely upon its ally, the Faithful? Everyone knows the answer to that question. Or does anyone believe the Globe traveled all the way to Fall River to count the Faithful there? ("About 35.")
       They also reported there were rallies by the Boston organization in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and Philadelphia but no news reports of any of those rallies were told to us by the Globe.