The University of San Francisco
Personnel/Institutional Flowchart
This is a report on the infiltration of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco by homosexual activists. We are happy to note that since the creation of this website, some things seem to have changed for the better. While we note these changes at the bottom of this page, we retain the information indicated by the three bullet points immediately below as an accurate description of the situation at the time of publication.
We begin
with three pieces of information:
•
Every year, Catholic Charities of San Francisco holds a
special collection in all the parishes of the Archdiocese of
San Francisco. A portion of that money, collected at Masses,
will go to supplying staff to "the gayest adoption agency
in the country", an organization that is committed by
contract to "Increasing the number of children adopted by
lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender (LGBT) adults."
• The
University of San Francisco has, as it's Executive Director
of Campus Ministry, a Priest who has written: "I believe
in other words, that the gospel must always be inculturated
into every culture, and this must include gay culture."
and "I
will not feign academic objectivity: if such a thing really
exists. I firmly believe in a new approach and a new vision
in this area of ministry. In this I do have an
'agenda.'"
•
Most Holy Redeemer parish has been "inclusive and welcoming"
to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender community for
over 25 years. It is now the only Catholic parish in history
that has photographs of parish hall events posted on a
website that requires an obscenity disclaimer.
How did
this happen? The answer is: there are institutions in our
Archdiocese that have been penetrated and corrupted by
homosexual activists. This website will document that
statement.
The
activists know one another, they work with one another, they
work in one or more of these institutions, and their aim is
the furthering of the gay agenda, not fidelity to the
teaching of the Church. The evidence we offer will convince
any reasonable person.
Our
Archdiocesan hierarchy has been passive if not complicit in
the face of this corruption. The corruption has proceeded on
three fronts, mostly through three institutions:
•
Catholic
Charities CYO
is their activist home. Through Catholic Charities of
San Francisco the activists have sought to normalize
homosexual relationships, and to place them on a level of
equality with natural families. They have been successful in
this.
•
The
(Jesuit) University of San
Francisco
is
their intellectual home. USF has attempted to offer
philosophical, ethical, and theological justification for
the normalization of homosexual relationships, both in the
Church and in society.
• Most Holy Redeemer Parish is their spiritual home. Most Holy Redeemer is existentially a "gay" parish, not a Catholic parish. Christianity will be accepted in so far as it conforms to the real religion at MHR, which is gay spirituality, and no farther. The section on Most Holy Redeemer will show what that means in practice.
Please follow any of the links above or at left to learn more about each of these institutions.
Here
is a flowchart that illustrates some of these persons,
institutions, & relationships. We will document the
extent of the corruption, and identify the institutions and
individuals who make it happen.
New
section:
Following the victory of Proposition 8, we think it would be
a good time to document how the homosexual activists within
the Archdiocese tried to sabotage the Church's efforts to
defend marriage. Go to our new page "The
Activists and Same-Sex
Marriage."
Updates.
Catholic
Charities Update: On
June 30, 2009, the Catholic Charities/Family Builders by
Adoption partnership was dissolved. So our statement above
that that monies collected in all San Francisco parishes no
longer goes to the self-described "gayest adoption agency
in the country" is no longer (we hope) true. Reporter
Valerie Schmalz covered the dissolution in the October 12,
2008 issue of "Our
Sunday Visitor"
,
and the October 17, 2008 issue of "Catholic
San Francisco"
(PDF 5MB, page 12) confirmed Ms. Schmalz's story.
The
CCCYO/FBA partnership was one of the motivations for the
construction of this website, and we are happy about any
part we may have played in the ending of this disastrous
affair. (A quick rundown of the development of the
partnership can be found here).
The
Catholic San Fancisco story claimed that the
partnership was only intended to last for three years--a
claim that we have debunked here.
Despite
the dissolution, Catholic Charities' website continued to
link to Family Builders as a recommended adoption agency
right through August 11, 2009--when FBA was caught
adverstising for adoptive "parents" on the s/m webpage of
the Bay Area Reporter and the "porn" page of the San
Francisco Bay Times. After that was revealed, Catholic
Charities pulled the link. Let's hope that's the last we
hear of the regrettable partnership between Catholic
Charities and Family Builders by Adoption.
Most
Holy Redeemer Update:
We are happy to report that on August 8, 2012, following the
appointment of Fr. Brian Costello as the new pastor of Most
Holy Redeemer, and the newly announced appointment of His
Excellency Salvatore Cordileone as the new Archbishop of San
Francisco, the Archdiocese notified Most Holy Redeemer
Church that the
parish is no longer allowed to host events featuring drag
queens.
This
commonsense measure has been a long time coming. To see what
what the allowing of "drag queens" in a Catholic Church
actually meant, go
here.
We
pray for Fr. Costello, whose love for the parishioners of
MHR is obvious, as he continues his ministry, and for
Archbishop Cordileone as he shepherds the Archdiocese.
The
(Jesuit) University of San Francisco
Update:
There is no good news from the University of San Francisco.
While Fr. Donal Godfrey, SJ, quoted in the fourth paragraph
of this page, no
longer serves
as the Executive Director of Campus Ministry, he now serves
as the Associate
Director for Faculty/Staff
Spirituality.
The openly homosexual Reverend Vincent Pizzuto (who counts
himself as one who has moved "beyond the confines of the
Roman Church" and was ordained into a church not in
communion with Rome) is now USF's Chair
of the Department of Theology and Religious
Studies
and the Director
of USF's Catholic Studies and Social Thought
minor.