Wrong. You are once again either lying or have based your opinion on false information. Which one is it?
He was an altar boy, that is very common in the catholic church as a child. He was not a priest, he did not want to be a priest, he wanted to get married. He was not a deacon, he had talked of wanting to be one...
"Everyone assumed Casey was going to be a priest, because he was so faithful to God and to the church. He never missed mass, even when he went into the Army. If he was on post, he went to mass. He served his church in every capacity that a lay person can. He also was very involved with the youth ministry of our parish, especially when I was the Youth Minister. Even after he graduated from high school, he stayed active in the ministry, helping me as a young adult leader. Casey confided in me, though, that he wanted to get married and have children. He hoped one day to be a permanent Deacon in the church. Deacons can get married and serve the church in various ways."
SOURCE: Cindy Sheehan
he wanted to be a priest, I am told. He was a alter boy and a deacon. |
