Bishop Rojas of San Bernardino introduced his singing to Our Lady of Guadalupe with these words:
“Dear friends, thank you for the opportunity to join you in the honoring of the Blessed Mother as Our Lady of Guadalupe on this very special feast for all of us who believe. Especially during these times that are so difficult. We need the intercession of a mother such as Our Lady of Guadalupe.”
First few lines:
Bendita seas, bendita seas por tu confianza, por la esperanza. Ave Maria, que tu mi amaba si entre no supe. Que tu me amaba, Senora mia de Guadalupe.
Bendita seas, bendita seas por esas rosas que florecieron…”
Rough translation:
Blessed may you be, blessed may you be, because of your confidence, because of the hope. Hail, Mary, I didn’t know deep down that you loved me. That you loved me, my Lady of Guadalupe. Blessed may you be, blessed may you be for those roses that flowered…”
The above comes from a December 11, 2020 posting on Facebook.
He signed that Trevor Project LGBT document. No amnesty for that
And he then removed the faculties of the wonderful Norbertine who called him out for doing that.
So we now know: he loves singing, playing the guitar, writing for LGBT websites, and kicking out Norbertines from his diocese.
What better signs than these?
That’s disappointing. Let’s have true compassion for those struggling with same-sex attraction and gender discordance. Would a good shepherd “celebrate” some in his flock wandering, or being led, to the wolves?
Beautiful singing. Love the pictures of processions.
If only I had been there when he was singing (with a tomato in my hand).