Fr. Bryan Hehir Should Be Fired (Flashback to 1978)

Readers, Today’s post comes from a guest contributor, Chantel, who has been reading our blog since the beginning.  She submitted this editorial that she came across from The Wanderer, a national Catholic weekly newspaper.   The editorial is from 1978, and is reprinted with the permission of the author and publisher. Many thanks to Chantal [...]

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Fr. Bryan Hehir on Panel with Lesbian Feminist Theologian

Welcome back for the next part in our series describing events where Fr. Bryan Hehir is the featured speaker along with gay activists and proponents of the gay culture. In our last post, we shared how Fr. Hehir was featured in a speaker series at a gay-friendly church (that participates in the Gay Pride parade) [...]

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Gay-friendly church, Fr. Bryan Hehir, and gay sex activist

We hope you’ve read our 3-part series on Bryan Hehir keynoting an April 30-May 1 conference with a “gay priests” proponent who thinks heterosexuals should “stretch our imaginations” by reading gay novels and watching gay-themed movies.  (Special thanks to Pewsitter for giving our news a world-wide reading audience!).  If that post was troubling to you hold [...]

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Take Action on Bryan Hehir Situation; Chronology Updates

Readers, for those who are upset with whats happening in the Archdiocese of Boston and with the events Fr. Bryan Hehir is involved in, we have made it easier than ever for you to take action.  Visit our new Take Action page from anywhere on the site and you’ll see how you can call, fax [...]

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Fr. Bryan Hehir keynoting conference with “gay priests” advocate: Part 3

At long last, here’s the final installment on Fr. Bryan Hehir’s next speaking gig on April 30 in the Diocese of St. Petersburg, Florida.  In Part 1 we talked about Fr. Hehir keynoting along with another speaker who advocates for gay priests and gay culture, and in Part 2 we talked about him also sharing the [...]

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Fr. Bryan Hehir keynoting conference with “gay priests” advocate: Part 2

Today we review more of the story on Fr. Bryan Hehir’s next speaking gig coming up April 30 at the Diocese of St. Petersburg’s “Living Eucharist” conference in Florida. For new readers, here’s Part 1, where we shared how one keynote speaker alongside Boston Archdiocesan Secretary for Social Services, Fr. Bryan Hehir, is the non-collar-wearing Fr. Timothy Radcliffe, [...]

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Fr. Hehir and Friends Completing Coup of the Boston Archdiocese

If you havent yet read it, please take a few minutes  to read yesterday’s post about Fr. Bryan Hehir keynoting a conference on April 30 along with a known advocate for gay priests. But, we’ll delay Part 2 of the report.  APRIL 15 and APRIL 19 UPDATES:  we previously posted that Fr. Hehir had apparently [...]

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Archdiocesan official Fr. Bryan Hehir keynoting conference with “gay priests” advocate: Part 1

A few weeks ago a reader asked us to highlight Fr. Bryan Hehir’s upcoming speaking engagements, so we thought we’d let you know about one coming up on April 30.  The controversial speakers and program Fr. Hehir has chosen to once again surround himself with bring to mind the old “I Love Lucy” TV series [...]

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Bryan Hehir Chronology

A new addition to the site is our exclusive “Bryan Hehir Chronology.” It  is still under construction and we will be adding to it in the next 1-2 weeks. Also, for Boston-area readers, Fr. Hehir is on a panel at Boston College talking about “Religious Exemptions and the Healthcare Debate” on Tuesday,  April 13 at [...]

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Bryan Hehir’s 2009 Social Justice Conference: Part 3

Folks, we’re now in the homestretch on Fr. Bryan Hehirs social justice convocations and speakers & sponsors he recruits who’ve shown anti-Catholic agendas. First-time readers may want to start with Fr. Hehirs 2006 Social Justice Conference (sponsored by the ACORN-funding Catholic Campaign for Human Development with a speaker who organized a churchs march in Boston’s Gay Pride [...]

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