by Patrick Novecosky
ST. LOUIS, May 4, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Speaking to a crowd of more than 7,000 faithful during an intense day-long event in St. Louis on Saturday, renowned Catholic preacher Fr. John Corapi warned, “The day for fence-sitting is over; the days to be a lukewarm Catholic are rapidly coming to an end.”
In a wide-ranging discourse, sponsored by the international Catholic businessmen’s organization Legatus, Corapi called Christians to task for dropping the ball and losing the culture to “neo-pagan” elements.
“The unraveling of Christianity has led to the unraveling of the world,” he explained. “We are at war [for souls], so we don’t have the luxury to sit on our complacent rear ends.”
Urging attendees to examine the current political climate, he said that “socialism is not in conformity with biblical teaching. Socialism doesn’t profit the poor, but only brings poverty and misery. Socialism is about the seizure of power. It only brings everyone down to the lowest common denominator.”
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May 7, 2010
Categories: Books & Publications, Catholic Q & A, Events, Human Rights, Inspirational, Politics . Tags: catholic, christianity, Father Corapi, Legatus, neo-pagan, socialism, St. Louis . Author: Doug Lawrence . Comments: 1 Comment