Re: Gay Pilgrimage 2014
During my walking the Rainbow flag across America, 3 times as in a miracle, I was able to hold the staff with the flag on it to the sky, pray for rain to stop and rainbows to appear. It never failed me. The Native American Indian Paiutes named me Poo'e'ta'gwena (Rainbow). My tremendous fear of being murdered while walking a Rainbow flag across the United States all by myself was overcome with faith and courage, prayers and a constant giving of thanks.
The Christians and Catholics, Muslims and Jew alike, have a hard time reconciling gay men and their rainbow flags with God and his son, Jesus.
The world has always tried to separate Gays and God. It cannot be done.
My quest is pure and simple. I will show the world and all the people, as I did in America and in India, a gay man with a Rainbow flag, has sat at the right hand of God and has found his grace.
My years of crying to be a saint are over. I now act. It's only in demonstration of my innate gay life, with it, oneness with God, will the Church perhaps stop it's horrible cruelty and judgment of gay people. It must stop. It matters not how I love but that I love, something the Church has a problem understanding.
For anyone to ever understand that gayness and saints go hand in hand in some cases, sacrifices have to be made. I make no political statement here, I make a religious one. At some time in the future, the Church will make a gay saint.
I like the cross idea too. I mean, Jesus sacrificed for all of us. Good suggestion.