It was quite a number of years ago that I was sitting at a shopping mall when I struck up a casual conversation with two ladies holding hands. Besides being lesbians, they also added that they practice celibacy. That was something new to me, to see a combination of lesbianism and celibacy.
It was only recently that I found that lesbians practice celibacy because of their Catholicism. So can someone here explain—Is lesbianism excused in Catholicism if it uses celibacy?? Hopefully I can get some clarification.
Peace to all,
Logically or Faithfully there are two answers. What the Church says and what logic with respect to the logical formulas of the Wondrous Mysteries of the Faith becoming again in all One Holy Spirit Family One God in being says, Logically.
Faithfully we cannot judge, logically if Faith says be celibate then logically why would one want to remain in a position that may cause sin faithfully? Logic calls it a sin where faith wants to call it a sin, maybe? but cannot judge, looking at a woman not your wife in a lustful way is the exact same sin as committing adultery, But now I tell you: anyone who looks at a woman and wants to possess her is guilty of committing adultery with her in his heart.
Logic says coming to church every Sunday will fix sin, but faith cannot say because faith cannot judge, other people, only themselves.
So logic generalizes to logical formulas and calls it as sin where faith cannot judge and cannot call it a sin.
In all rationality, we go to church every Sunday and make a firm of amendment in Confession and in hearing the Words of Absolution from the Priest become forgiven to be able to become again glorified and transfigured in One Holy Family re-sanctifying the condition of our soul and through the logical Co-Redemption powers through the New Eve in the Catholic Church for Jesus in the New Adam becoming through The Christ for all From Sacrifice through Penance becoming forgiven convincing one logically to become more faithful, Logically.
And we know we cannot preach or proselytize as Catholic but to evangelize through the logical formulas of the faith for all logically becoming more faithful by preaching and proselytizing and logically calling preaching and proselytizing a different name of the same, evangelizing logical formulas.
Peace always,
Stephen