Article is in Italian – partial translation: The writer is quoting a past interview and attaching it to this latest article? At least this is what it says: “I remember the Pope that in our previous interview he told me that Jesus was the example of gentleness and meekness, but sometimes [He] took the stick to drop it on the shoulders of villains that fouled morally [in the] Temple. “I see you remember very well my words. I quoted the passages in the Gospels of Mark and Matthew. Jesus loved everyone, even sinners who wanted to [be] redeemed [however] dispensing forgiveness and mercy, but when he used the stick it appeared to drive away the devil [who] had taken possession of his soul. ”  MORE

However this 2% is a joke. MORE It is stated in Newsweek, May 6 2002, “Sex and the Church.” A case for change, by Jonathan Kantor, that, “The best guess is that between 35 and 50 percent of Roman Catholic priests are homosexual.” This stands to reason, since Paul VI opened the door for homo rights by having gay Masses etc. As a result homo’s started becoming seminarians to the point of controlling the seminaries by the early 80’s. The news media finally got brave enough to expose this in the early 2000’s.

My question is what percentage of these homosexual priests are pedophile priests?

On the topic of priests having homosexual preferences is in itself an oxymoron.

The simple essence of God is all things; it is law, it is love, it is justice, it is eternity. Hence you cannot divide God so as to possess Him partially. You possess Him entirely or not at all. One mortal sin excludes God entirely from the soul. You cannot disobey one of His laws and have the merit of obeying all the others. He cannot be present with you in one respect and absent in another. Hence the impossibility of that which so many attempt, viz., serving God simultaneously with mammon, or the world, or self. 1

Having sexual preference even though the priest claims to be chaste, is in fact duplicity of the heart, double-dealing with God. “Wo to them that are of a double heart, and to wicked lips, and to the hands that do evil, and to the sinner that goeth on the earth two ways. (Eccli. ii. 14-16).

Rev. Bellord goes on to write about duplicity of heart: “There are many who would not willfully deceive a neighbor with false words, yet do not shrink from deceiving themselves with vain excuses for not following the lead of light and grace; but they do not deceive God, and He will not be mocked.”2

1&2 Meditations on Christian Dogma by Right Reverand James Bellord, D.D. 1948 edition Volume 1- page 9.