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Wrong presuppositions skew reality: A response to Eve Tushnet

Wrong presuppositions skew reality: A response to Eve Tushnet
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Conversion therapy is still happening in Catholic spaces—and its effects on L G B T people can be devastating

Mr. Pate was quick to note: “I hear a lot of our [gay] siblings say, ‘I’m a survivor of conversion therapy,’ and I don’t put myself in that category. I don’t see it as something that was entirely or even mostly detrimental.” Even so, he described feeling pressured to accept reductive theories of homosexuality from a therapist who he felt was so eager for Mr. Pate to get married that he could spare no empathy for a potential partner, a sentiment echoed by several interviewees about their respective therapists. Mr. Pate now thinks his therapist did not leave enough space for the Cross and for the possibility that he, as the

Author offers thought-provoking, unconventional insights on sacraments

This is the cover of Be Transformed: The Healing Power of the Sacraments by Bob Schuchts. The book is reviewed by Mitch Finley. (CNS) Help us expand our reach! Please share this article Be Transformed: The Healing Power of the Sacraments by Bob Schuchts. Ave Maria Press (Notre Dame, Indiana, 2017). 166 pp., $16.95. Bob Schuchts is a retired marriage and family therapist and founder of the John Paul II Healing Center in Tallahassee, Florida. It is his conviction outlined in Be Transformed that for Catholics one of the fundamental purposes of each of the seven sacraments is to be a source of healing in a particular way.

Registration open for Men on Fire

St. Patrick’s Catholic Church will host “Men on Fire” in February. But this is a little different type of fire. It’s an event designed to help men come to understand who they are in Christ and become spiritual leaders. Bart Schuchts of the John Paul II Healing Center in Tallahassee, Florida, is guest speaker of the two-day men’s conference set for Feb. 12-13 in the church at 3400 E. 16th St., in Fremont. Men of all faiths are invited. The Rev. Nicholas Mishek, associate pastor at St. Patrick’s, encourages men of all ages to attend. “Bart is such a dynamic personality, but he is also a man who is filled with joy and he is very down to earth,” Mishek said. “He has that way of bringing men closer to the Lord and encouraging them to live out their faith.”

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