Brooklyn bishop ‘appalled’ over music video shot in Catholic church, will investigate

[Michie]

Brooklyn Bishop Robert Brennan is “appalled” that a church there was used to shoot a provocative music video, the diocese said this week, with the prelate set to investigate why the more-than-100-year-old parish permitted the controversial video to be recorded on its property.

A newly released music video by pop musician Sabrina Carpenter showed the American-born singer dancing provocatively on the altar at the historic 19th-century Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Brooklyn.

The Oct. 31 music video of the song “Feather,” which has amassed more than 2 million views on YouTube, included scenes shot both inside and outside the church. Carpenter appeared at one point in the video with no pants while profane decorations lay atop and around the altar.

The video depicted several men fighting over the singer and eventually killing each other over her; their funeral coffins appear to end up in the Catholic church in the video.

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Brooklyn bishop ‘appalled’ over music video shot in Catholic church, will investigate

Brooklyn Bishop Robert Brennan said he is “appalled” that a church there was used to shoot a provocative music video, the diocese said this week.

www.catholicnewsagency.com

 

[Michie]

Brooklyn bishop to celebrate reparation Mass in church after used in music video

Bishop Robert J. Brennan will celebrate a Reparation Mass in a Brooklyn Catholic Church used in a violent and provocative music video.

www.oursundayvisitor.com

 

[Michie]

Brooklyn Bishop Disciplines Pastor Who Allowed Pop Star to Film Music Video in Church

Bishop Brennan, assisted by the diocese’s vicar general, Monsignor Joseph Grimaldi, blessed the altar and the church with holy water Saturday, the diocese said.

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[jamiec]

That is why the Church is in her current corrupt and degenerate condition - because its pastors cannot tell the different between an altar consecrated to the offering of the Eucharistic Sacrifice, and a venue for a secular (and morally dodgy) show.

And they imagine that they will be respected.

The clergy are the worst enemies of the Church, and always have been - almost all heresies, schisms, satanic Masses, clerical predation, ecclesiastical luxury, pluralism, clerical concubinage, clerical ignorance, clerical worldliness, clerical careerism, all these abominations come from them. The rot always begins at the top - and those at the top are always exempted from having to take responsibility for the harm they cause.

 

[Michie]

How Did This Happen?

A sacrilegious music video filmed in a Catholic church raises many questions of how such a thing could have happened in the first place.

crisismagazine.com

 

[Michie]

Brooklyn Pastor Apologizes for Provocative Music Video Shot in Church

The $5,000 paid to the church for the filming of the video will be donated to Bridge to Life, a pro-life pregnancy center in College Point, New York. Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello said that he was not present for filming but added that he removed the Blessed Sacrament from the church prior to shooting.

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[AlexB23]

Brooklyn Bishop Robert Brennan is “appalled” that a church there was used to shoot a provocative music video, the diocese said this week, with the prelate set to investigate why the more-than-100-year-old parish permitted the controversial video to be recorded on its property.

A newly released music video by pop musician Sabrina Carpenter showed the American-born singer dancing provocatively on the altar at the historic 19th-century Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Brooklyn.

The Oct. 31 music video of the song “Feather,” which has amassed more than 2 million views on YouTube, included scenes shot both inside and outside the church. Carpenter appeared at one point in the video with no pants while profane decorations lay atop and around the altar.

The video depicted several men fighting over the singer and eventually killing each other over her; their funeral coffins appear to end up in the Catholic church in the video.

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Brooklyn bishop ‘appalled’ over music video shot in Catholic church, will investigate

Brooklyn Bishop Robert Brennan said he is “appalled” that a church there was used to shoot a provocative music video, the diocese said this week.

www.catholicnewsagency.com

This is why I avoid pop music at all costs, and go for for old-school future house music, which originated in Europe in 2013. No music videos, just rolling synths and detuned staccato bass. But yeah, music has been going downhill for decades, and it gets raunchier by the years. To avoid that stuff, it is best to stick to small underground folk or indie artists, or dance artists. Or even better, Christian artists.

The song below was made by a 16 year-old at the time of release (October 7th, 2015), and has no lyrics and no music video.
Crash [Old-school future house] (2015):

 

[Michie]

Brooklyn Bishop: Music Video Shot in Church ‘Attack on Religion’ and ‘Glorification of Mass Murder’

Bishop Robert Brennan warns parents about the destructive message it sends to young girls.

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