More and more pastors are taking their own lives.

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Not long ago, I reported on a pastor from the US who took his own life leaving behind a wife and child.

Meanwhile, on Tuesday, February 11, another pastor, Richard Logan, took his own life and his son and wife were also found dead in his home....

 

Increasingly, we are hearing about an increase in cases of Protestant church leaders suffering from depression or suicidal thoughts.

Richard Logan was both pastor and CEO of Poverty.

 

 

According to Newsweek, a former Texas pastor shot his wife and 11-year-old son, then assaulted his daughter and took his own life.

No one knows the motives for the killing. Suicide seems obvious in this situation. Remorse.

 

This situation as well as many others which speak not so much about pastors' suicides show firstly that salvation is lost. Secondly, pastors are ordinary sinful people exposed like others to temptations and weaknesses.

 

But not long ago I read about a personnel crisis in the Catholic Church.

 

 

"Every fourth ordination of a diocesan priest in Europe takes place in Poland. At the same time, the number of priests leaving the priesthood has been increasing throughout the Catholic Church, including in our country, for more than a decade. On average, 56 priests a year left Poland between 2000 and 2017, according to data presented by the Institute of Catholic Church Statistics."

https://wiadomosci.onet.pl/religia/aktualnosci/instytut-statystyki-kosciola-katolickiego-wzrasta-liczba-ksiezy-odchodzacych-z/kdpxndz

 

What can I say about all this?

When everything is going well for someone, they have financial stability, family stability, it will be easier for them to believe. But God burns in the fire.

I observe the world of Polish pastors. Those who shine on the stage practically have the same worries as the pagans, or maybe even fewer. A large proportion live in ecumenism, so they are captives in Satan's world, which does not have to harass them in this situation.

 

I don't know how this pastor leading a poverty organization went into mental decline, but I will write trivially, "when it's good, it's good.

It all depends on what you do. At times I have had various attacks. Preaching an ecumenical Jesus and working with ecumenical religions is much simpler not to say idyllic.

 

 

 

source: https://www.newsweek.com/former-texas-pastor-shoots-wife-son-dead-takes-own-life-1487480