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Ex-priest invited pro-abortionists to participate in “pro-life” video
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.- Fr. Luiz Carlos Lodi Da Cruz, president of the Pro-Life Group of Anapolis in Brazil, revealed this week that the Latin American version of “Catholics for a Free Choice”, called Católicas Pelo Direito di Decidir or CDD, participated in a video that was supposed to be pro-life but ended up promoting abortion. Nelsy Tyski, an ex-priest who works for the company that produced the video, was responsible for getting the group involved. The Conference of Catholic Bishops of Brazil has ordered the video be removed from all Catholic bookstores and that a new edition be produced without the involvement of CDD. Father Lodi explained that while CDD “could have infiltrated the project in order to be in the video, the story is actually something different. It wasn’t necessary for them to ask to be involved. They were invited. By who? By Mr. Nelson Tyski, who left the priesthood and now works at Verbo Films (the producer of the video).” Father Lodi pointed to a discussion group on Yahoo where messages were posted by members of CDD confirming that they were invited to participate in the recording of the video. Those who were filmed criticized the Church for not accepting contraception and defended public hospitals for supporting abortion in order to preserve ‘the lives of women’.” The Brazilian pro-life priest warned that pro-abortion forces are at work within the Church in that country, noting that the producer of the video, Verbo Films, was founded in 1979 by the Congregation of the Divine Word. He said intervention by the Brazilian bishops was “necessary and urgent,” as religious entities are involved in the project: the Congregation of the Divine Word and the Carmelites, who are renting property to CDD. Subscriber comments:
Published by: Souza Guimaraes
Brasil 01/27/2008 04:30 PM EST
This pro life priest in Brazil is a mild person. His polite words do not convey in its entirety the situation in Brazil where the Catholics for Free Choice (to kill) live in a office rented by the Carmelites, side to side with the Bishops hwo waste their time with them. It is such a promiscuity that it is actually unbelievable, one wonders what it going to happen to the Catholic church in Brazil with such a misguidance. I wonder if Benedict has ever heard abour this, he would not like it at all since he is a most righteous person.
Published by: William Borg
Fort Worth, Texas 01/27/2008 04:16 PM EST
We send a man to prison for killing fighting dogs.
Doctors and others who participate in the killing of unborn babies say it is "just a matter of choice" I suppose that means they have the "choice of killing the unborn but not dogs." This indicates that killing a dog is different that killing a human baby with a pulsating heart. Which is murder, killing dogs or the killing children? We all know, don't we????
Published by: Evelyn
ND 01/25/2008 01:11 PM EST
If he is a pro abortion ex-priest why is he working or anywhere near Verbo Films?
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