Goodbye Good Profs and Straight Seminarians

Many articles have appeared recently about Sacred Heart Seminary faculty members who were fired by Detroit Archbishop Edward Weisenburger. Aware of Weisenburger’s record of covering up sex abuse which helps prelates get promoted in a Church controlled by the Lavender Mafia, I mentioned him in a February 14, 2025, article, “Pope and Bishops Have No Moral Credibility to Confront Trump.” I maintained, “The appointment of anti-border patrol Tucson Bishop Edward Weisenburger to the Archdiocese of Detroit is remarkably similar to the appointment of San Diego Cardinal Robert McElroy to the Archdiocese of Washington. Both pro-LGBTQ prelates have a history of covering up sexual abuse, and both endorse Francis’ globalist open borders agenda in support of illegal immigration.”

Just as most gays and lesbians are pro-abortion in keeping with their belief that “LGBT Rights and Abortion Rights Are Inseparable,” so too are most closeted Catholic homosexual bishops inclined to see pro-life, pro-family Catholics who do not condone homosexuality as threats to the implementation of declarations like Fiducia Supplicans that involves the blessing of same-sex couples. Catholics who attend the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) are not inclined to view homosexual relations as moral and natural as the life-giving love between a husband and wife. Consequently, might this explain why Weisenburger, along with prelates like pro-LGBTQ Cardinals Robert McElroy, Blase Cupich, and others, have imposed limits on the celebration of the TLM?

Based on his past performance, one may surmise that Weisenburger may want his seminarians taught by faculty members who promote documents like Amoris Laetitia and Fiducia Suplicans, while also supporting policies like those at St. John’s Seminary in Camarillo, CA, where seminary officials do not screen out homosexuals.

As long as the Catholic Church continues to ordain homosexuals whose orientation affects their behavior (both sexual and non-sexual), teaching, and ministry, and as long as Pope Leo XIV, with the advice of pro-LGBTQ Cardinals Blase Cupich and Joseph Tobin who serve on the Dicastery for Bishops, continues to appoint bishops like Weisenburger to Detroit, Robert Casey to Cincinnati, and Jeffrey Grob to Milwaukee, we can expect to see the recruitment, ordination, and promotion of more homosexual clerics, as well as the firing of more seminary staff members like Ralph Martin, Eduardo Echiverria, and Ed Peters who are faithful to the doctrinal and moral teachings of the Catholic Church.

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