Catholic priest’s ‘Yes to You’ video on Queerty and Huffington Post Gay Voices

The “Yes to You” video by Father Pontifex aimed at welcoming gays is getting press from some interesting venues:  Queety and Huffington Post’s Gay Voices.  Not only do they quote the rapping Catholic priest, they posted his video.

Queerty:

In a video that allegedly presents the Church as “a refuge of love for all of humanity,” Father Claude Dusty Burns, a.k.a. “Pontifex,” lays down some not-so-fresh verses about how homosexuality is a choice. Though the Church might say no to gay marriage, it says “yes to you."

A spoken-word piece, “Yes to You” is produced by Courage, a Catholic ministry … 

And Huffington Post:

"Although the Church says 'No' to gay marriage, it still says, 'Yes' to you." 

That's the overriding message of "Yes to You," a bizarre, spoken-word video that's currently making the rounds in the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) blogosphere. Reportedly produced by Courage, a Pennsylvania-based Catholic ministry targeting individuals "dealing with same-sex attractions" and helping them "live chaste lives in accordance with the Roman Catholic Church's teaching on homosexuality," the "Yes to You" clip features a priest identified as Father Claude Dusty Burns, a.k.a. "Pontifex," who raps…”

Spirit Juice Studios collaborated with Fr. Pontifex to film the controversial topic of homosexuality and same-sex marriage.

Both Queerty and Huff Po credit Courage as the producer.  Whether or not Courage was involved in the production, it is providential that these pro-homosexual websites link to this Catholic ministry for people with same-sex attraction.

Spread the good word:  God loves you.