Apparently there are only two such altars in Canada, one in Montreal \u201cin the heart of the gay village\u201d and the other in Hamilton. While I don’t think Hamilton’s residents regard their home as a \u201cgay village\u201d, Christ\u2019s Church Cathedral is undoubtedly a gay cathedral in the heart of a gay diocese – and proud to be so. An interesting inference in this article is the tacit acknowledgement that HIV\/AIDS is predominantly a gay disease, in spite of decades of liberal propaganda to convince us that it isn’t.<\/p>\n
When will the lady priests get their own altar dedicated to vaginas<\/a>?<\/p>\n From here<\/a> (page 2):<\/i><\/p>\n It is noteworthy that this Cathedral continues to bear witness to the hundreds of lives lost from AIDS in this community. Its special altar dedicated to HIV\/AIDS is, to my knowledge, one of only two that exist in Canada. The other, called the Chapel of Hope, is at the Catholic Church of St. Pierre L\u2019Apotre Montreal in the heart of the gay village.<\/p>\n Within North America, there are two more Chapels in San Francisco and New York, and both are housed within Anglican churches. Think of it, New York, San Francisco, Montreal and Hamilton.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Apparently there are only two such altars in Canada, one in Montreal \u201cin the heart of the gay village\u201d and the other in Hamilton. While I don’t think Hamilton’s residents regard their home as a \u201cgay village\u201d, Christ\u2019s Church Cathedral … Continue reading