August 13, 2023
Alex Crow
A 30 year old with an 18 year old is like pedophilia.
We need laws to stop it.
Oh – I guess there already are laws to stop it.
New York Post:
Police in Mobile, Alabama, are investigating a defrocked priest over claims that he had been “grooming” a recent high school grad before the pair shipped out to Italy.
Former priest Alex Crow, 30, is on the run with a 18-year-old graduate of McGill-Toolen Catholic High School, where he spoke in theology classes and heard confessions, according to local reports.
Although police initially didn’t suspect any romance between the pair, they soon discovered that the teen had received a love letter from the unholy man on Valentine’s Day, while she was still a student.
“I believe there was some grooming that’s gone on, and you’ve got a much older adult interacting with teenage girls in an inappropriate way,” Sheriff Paul Burch told NBC 15. He also suggested that more female students may have been involved with Crow.
Crow, who was ordained in 2021, had been assigned to the Corpus Christi Parish, but was removed from the clergy by the Archdiocese of Mobile last month after he abandoned his post and ran off to Europe with the teen.
What is the purpose of human sexuality?
Are we not allowed to ask that?
If the purpose is reproduction, then there is absolutely nothing wrong with a man of any age approaching and romancing young girls.
I don’t even know what the “grooming” law is, actually. I’m going to have to look into it. I think you’re allowed to flirt with girls before they’re 18 and then engage them sexually after their birthday, right?
I mean, how is it possible that this is illegal? What exactly would the crime be?
Also, the age of consent in Alabama is 16 anyway?
Of course, there is a problem here with the fact the guy was a priest. Either that, or there is a problem with the policy of celibacy for priests.
By the way, celibacy was not mandatory for Catholic Priests until the 12th century and marriage is still the norm for Eastern Catholic (“Orthodox”) priests.
Moreover: in 1970, Joseph Ratzinger – who became the Pope and was run out by homosexuals – wrote a letter calling for a council to be convened to discuss mandatory celibacy. He never officially condemned it, but clearly wanted it changed. He was an anti-homosexual activist.
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