Comments on: Truth in Justice

By: Frank Dias

Frank Dias — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 06:50:25 +0000

I EVEN PRAYED AND ASKED PRAYERS ON CATHOLIC RADIO
HERE IS SAN JOSE DURING A PLEDGE DRIVE AND I THOUGHT I SAID SOMETHING VERY BAD. THEY DID NOT WANT TO PRAY OR MENTION YOUR NAME.. I WAS AND AM
VERY ANGRY AT THEIR RESPONSE..EVEN FR. CORAPI THEY
AVOID IS NAME ON THE AIR… WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE
TRUTH. I HAVE A HARD TIME SOMETIMES WITH SO CALLED
CATHOLICS RAISING MONEY AND HOW GOOD THE CHURCH IS WHEN CATHOLIC RADIO HIDES FROM FR. CORAPI AND YOU FR. GORDON.. OH WELL SPENT TIME
IN ADORATION FOR YOU AND FR. CORAPI AND YOUR
FRIEND . MAY GOD,S MERCY BE WITH YOU.
FRANKD.

By: Kathleen Riney

Kathleen Riney — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 22:51:22 +0000

Hi Fr. Gordon, I put your name up on a Fr. Corapi site some weeks back & am going to do it again, & again! “Our Father” is really puting a spotlight on His Church now! Besides the Miami scandal,
the bishop of Albany is outragous!! Maybe things will begin to move some. I am going to call a NH bishop tomorrow. First, I’ll pray. I just think we need to start making some noise. I was taught by the best nuns & priests in the world. They taught us to think, not HOW to think! They also taught us “activism”, that it was our duty to speak out when heresey was being taught as Orthodoxy! They were in a position to see this coming, or, the Holy Spirit was at work, probably both! Please pray for my husband. Pulmanry Hypertension is a horrible way to go. (Also, no disrespect intended, but men are the most difficult patients!) God keep you, Kathleen

By: Diane

Diane — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 16:29:17 +0000

As a priest and servant of Our Lord, how blessed the Church is to have you. The ministry you have and the witness you are giving is reaching so many and opening eyes, giving hope to the fact that one day there will be a more open policay and a priest must be proven guilty. If, indeed, you are a victim here which seems likely, all the more opportunity for God to turn something so dark and evil into someting good. You can know a martyrs grace, a cross united with Jesus’ cross in a way few ever know. Remptive suffering. Not easy. May God bless and strengthen you.

By: Mary Ann

Mary Ann — Thu, 19 May 2011 00:47:45 +0000

Only God can sort this injustice out and move the hearts of those who must fight to bring about justice. Life is full of many mysteries, and allowing this to prevail is one of them. Suffering in this way is so close to the heart of Christ. Fr MacRae, suffering soul that he is, has brought about so much good from this false imprisonment. I am reminded what Mary said to Bernadette at Lourdes,” I cannot promise you happiness in this world only in the next”. I pray each day that God allows Fr MacRae to be freed. If that is not His will, I know Our Lord will joyfully embrace father when he leaves this earth and say, “well done my Son”.

By: Angie Lopez

Angie Lopez — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 16:37:25 +0000

Fr. Gordon,
What you are going through is a travisty of injustice. So much evil has spread through our world, and it seems like prayer along with action is the only thing that will conquer it. We will do what we can and also please know our prayers and sacrifices will be offered for you.
Dios que te bendiga
angie