WHY POPE LEO AND THE BISHOPS ACT AS THEY DO
Their pro-LGBTQ stance is not inconsequential
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Their pro-LGBTQ stance is not inconsequential
Synod Study Report #9 gaslights Catholics, calling them homophobes and transphobes for not welcoming the LBGTQIA+ into parishes. Yet, June "Pride Month" exposes the grim reality.
“In the end, all of these so-called synodal reflections are aimed at preparing us to accept homosexuality.” ~Cardinal Müller, Preface, The Trojan Horse in the Catholic Church.
Faithful Straight Clergy Canceled
Priests who appear to lead double lives like Payne know that most bishops are closeted homosexuals who rarely punish gay priests who lead very uncelibate lives or get caught using gay dating apps like Grindr, so they don’t fear repercussions by posting photos of themselves on social media with their lovers at Pride events, gay bars and clubs, and even on vacations with other gay couples.
At first glance, the Pope's discourse appears impeccable. But a closer reading reveals a troubling shift in priorities that deserves careful attention.
Deputy Rossignol is right to reject « paedophilia » for violence against children. It is more accurate to speak of « child sexual abuse crimes ». Yet her reasoning stops short: she suspects the family, the father, authority, falling into anti-family ideology. However, family violence is not the truth of the family, but its absolute corruption. Just as a dictator does not prove that all government is bad, a predatory father does not prove that all paternal authority is illegitimate. Authority must protect, not crush. The true answer? Defend the family by being relentless toward those who desecrate it.
As Leo prays with Brandon Johnson, Salzburg trains parishes in queer pastoral care, Paglia admits the moral rewrite, and Rome threatens the SSPX, Trad Inc says: relax.
Critical analysis of the Vatican document on integral ecology in family life and its pastoral relevance