Considering that Our Lady warned at Fatima in 1917 that most persons go to hell because of sins of the flesh, it is no wonder that Leo’s Synodal Church is pushing the Rainbow Agenda so hard.

In fact, they are now advancing it with such abandon that they no longer make any effort to hide it and are openly and boldly legitimizing it.

While LGBTQ ideology is promoted and celebrated globally on a daily basis by Prevost’s Fake and Gay Church, the latest incidents took place in Mexico.

From July 30 to August 2, the Fourth National Meeting of the Catholic Rainbow Network of Mexico (RedCAM) took place in Torreón, Coahuila. The gathering brought together nearly 100 participants from various LGBT-identifying Catholic groups across Mexico under the theme of “Brotherhood and Service.”

Whereas in previous years the meeting was fairly low-key, this year’s event was significantly different: it received the public support of not just one, but three “bishops.”

Not only did “Bishop” Luis Martín Barraza Beltrán of Torreón celebrate Mass for participants in the Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel on July 31, but the Mass was also concelebrated by “Bishop Emeritus” Raúl Vera López of Saltillo. López is a controversial “prelate” whom we have reported on before and is especially known for his outspoken support of LGBTQ causes within the Synodal Church.

The very next day, the LGBTQ participants were also welcomed to Mass at the Cathedral of Gómez Palacio with the blessing of “Bishop” Jorge Estrada.

Photos of the event circulated afterward showed Barraza posing with members of the Morelia-based LGBT Catholic group Otro Rebaño, whose logo blasphemously features a rainbow-colored lamb carrying the Pride flag. In the accompanying message, the “bishop” was thanked for his “closeness and support.”

The most tragic and scandalous moment can once again be attributed to Vera, who, at the end of the meeting, stated that “homosexuality is not a sin.” Vera did not bother to qualify this statement by explaining that abstaining from homosexual acts is necessary in order for it to be true. Knowing his long and controversial history of supporting the LGBTQ agenda, the omission was almost certainly deliberate.

His intent is further evidenced by reports in El Heraldo de Saltillo, Vanguardia, and Periódico La Voz. In their coverage of the meeting, Vera is reported to have described homosexuality as “something natural” rather than a disease or human perversion, and to have emphasized that LGBT Catholics should be welcomed into parish life and encouraged to exercise leadership within the Church.

He concluded his address to participants by saying, “Without you, the Church is not complete. You are our family; do not leave us alone on this journey with the Lord Jesus.”

The conference also featured—surprise, surprise—a virtual keynote address by the patron of all things faggoty in the Synodal Church, Jesuit “Father” Jimmy Martin.

In addition to Martin’s presentation, participants took part in workshops, a “Holy” Hour at the Sanctuary of Christ of the Noas, and a Marian consecration. The meeting concluded with the election of a new national leadership for RedCAM and the announcement that the Fifth National Meeting will be held in Morelia, Michoacán, in 2027.

According to reports published by the progressive filth platform Religión Digital, organizers expressed concern that many dioceses in Mexico still refuse to provide dedicated pastoral spaces for LGBT Catholics and praised the support shown by Barraza, Estrada, and Vera.

I want to end with a warning to these bishops from the pages of Holy Scripture:

“Woe to you that call evil good, and good evil: that put darkness for light, and light for darkness: that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter” (Isaiah 5:20) and “Who, having known the justice of God, did not understand that they who do such things are worthy of death; and not only they that do them, but they also that consent to them that do them” (Romans 1:32)…