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We’re standing on the brink of the fantasies of Jewish homosexuals in the 1980s.
They dreamed of doing gay anal pounding, sucking, and licking on the holy altar of the church. I forget the name of that prominent “gay rights activist” who wrote about this, and then denounced the gay rights movement for going “too mainstream” and folding on the issue of pederasty.
People forget – or maybe never knew – that in the 80s and 90s, abolishing the age of consent was one of the demands of the homosexuals, and the NAMBLA (North American Man/Boy Love Association) people marched with the “mainstream” anal activists.
Unfortunately, because of our satanic age, pederasts have deeply infiltrated the clergy, and it is obvious that the alleged “Pope” is a literal boy-lover.
German Cardinal Reinhard Marx celebrated a Mass Sunday to commemorate “20 years of queer worship and pastoral care” in Munich, Germany.
“I desire an inclusive Church, a Church that includes all who want to walk the way of Jesus,” said Cardinal Marx, the archbishop of Munich and an adviser to Pope Francis.
According to the archdiocesan website, the cardinal was preaching to a “queer congregation.”
In his homily, Marx insisted that Jesus himself was opposed to “those who exclude” but rather “would like to invite everyone with the primacy of love!”
“The kingdom of God is to discover that God is love — in all its dimensions,” said Marx, which includes “the sexual dimension.”
“All human relationships must be characterized by the primacy of love. Then they can be accepted by God,” he added.
A synodal church means being open, learning and always setting out anew in faith, in the search for the “God’s possibilities” and “in the question of what we have to say about sexuality and what we have to say about human relationships.”
Marx went on to say that discrimination has not ended, as is shown by the fact that criticisms of the homosexual community can be heard even from Christians. “I am shocked that it is not over,” Marx said. Everyone can have his own convictions, “but as a bishop, I cannot question the recognition and primacy of love.”
Last week, the president of the German Catholic Bishops’ Conference, Bishop Georg Bätzing, declared that the Catholic Church must change its teaching on sexual morality, insisting that gay sex does not harm a person’s relationship with God.
Cardinal Reinhard Marx celebrated a Mass marking “20 years of queer worship and pastoral care” in Munich, southern Germany, on Sunday.https://t.co/sjN8Mb45uw
— Catholic World Report (@cworldreport) March 14, 2022
Same-sex relations are okay, Bishop Bätzing told the German magazine Bunte in its March 4 issue, “as long as they are carried out with loyalty and responsibility.”
“It doesn’t affect one’s relationship with God,” the bishop added.
Bätzing asserted that how a person lives their personal intimacy “is none of my business.”
No one follows Church teaching on sexuality anymore, the bishop said, and so “we have to partially change the catechism. Sexuality is a gift from God. It’s not a sin.”
Last year Bishop Bätzing made headlines when he publicly opposed a Vatican declaration forbidding the blessing of same-sex couples.
“I believe that we have to assess homosexuality and lived partnerships outside of marriage differently,” said Bätzing at the time. “We can no longer proceed solely from natural law, but have to think much more in terms of care and personal responsibility for one another.”
Yes.
Christianity is based on natural law.
Anal Law is unnatural law.
Satan’s law.
“In this regard, I would like to see a further development of Catholic teaching on sexual ethics,” the bishop said.
Bätzing said that people in homosexual relationships want the blessing of the Church, and the Church must “address this desire.”
“We can no longer answer these questions simply with a ‘yes’ or ‘no.’ That is not possible,” he said.
In March 2021, the Vatican’s doctrinal office (CDF) issued a statement declaring that the Church has no authority to bless homosexual unions, noting that God Himself “does not and cannot bless sin.”
I don’t know how this can remain true much longer, since the Pope said abortion was okay in the context of the vaccine.
Right now, it is rogue – primarily German – bishops pushing this.
But is abortion or an anal rimjob worse? I don’t think we have religious doctrine to specify. Both, according to the Bible, are death penalty offenses.
But in America – and the rest of the West, that follows America’s lead – abortion was legalized before man-on-man rimjobs and anal pounding.
Whatever the case, the Church is going to be evil until some outside force causes it to change.
Editor’s Note: I watched Midnight Mass. It’s made by a Catholic Irish boy, who claims to now be an “atheist.” You didn’t really know until the end if it was going to be a Christian show or a satanic show. Without really spoiling it, the guy choked, and it became neither. I guess between his Jew wife and his 1,500 years of Irish genetic memory, he just couldn’t commit. In terms of aesthetics and basic storytelling (characters, plot, conflict-resolution), it’s pretty tight, but the themes didn’t deliver. I think the consequences of sin was a theme that did deliver. But overall, the story’s resolution left you with blue balls in terms of what the author was trying to say. Hearing that he was a lapsed Catholic married to a Jew, I was expecting a satanic ending, but again, I guess he choked on that as much as he choked on giving it a Christian ending. Anyway, I think it’s absolutely well done from an artistic perspective, and Catholics and all Christians will probably enjoy analyzing it in light of what I just said. It’s Netflix, so you have nonsensical diversity. But at least he tries to offer an explanation for the diversity. I think he wouldn’t have wanted it in there, not because he’s not a shitlib, but just because as an artist, it’s ridiculous and takes away from the setting (another core element of storytelling), but you can’t get Netflix money for your projects unless they have forced diversity.
