FLAT. OUT. WRONG. A fallible, personal opinion (Michael Voris)

THE VORTEX

Duración 9:27 minutos

The man who is the current pope is wrong in his very personal, very fallible opinion presented as a mere man, and not as Pope. God does not make people gay, and such a person is not born that way.

Jorge Bergoglio is wrong.

Now again, given the circumstances of a person repeating to the press what he said the pope said, we have to presume the victim of a long ago assault by a homosexual priest was not lying when he said the pope said God makes people gay and loves them that way. If Bergoglio the man — not Francis the Pope — did indeed say that, then the gay-controlled Vatican has a moral duty and obligation to come out and deny either that he said it or that was not what he meant.

In either case, crickets from the elitist gays in control in Rome because all of this press suits their plans very well. Just as they schemed and connived behind the scenes at the 2014 Extraordinary Synod on the Family to deliberately produce the headline: "Church Says Gay is Okay" — a plot, as you recall, Church Militant was more than happy to have a part in blowing up.

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The Vatican gays are now at it again, riding this latest rainbow wave across every major paper in the world. Perhaps the man who is pope is getting fed his bad info from closeted or homosexualists Vatican appointees like Fr. James Martin or Fr. Thomas Rosica, among the biggest gay cheerleaders you will find in Rome. We aren't certain that what is being ascribed to the pope is either what he said, if it was translated correctly, reported correctly or what he did mean if those were his words.

What we do know is this: The Vatican has not "clarified" the matter to any substantial degree, and the homoheresy gang in the Vatican is making hay out of the whole affair

So let's be clear here. The opinion of the man Jorge Bergoglio means absolutely nothing in this regard. He is not a psychologist. He is not gay — that anyone has ever said anyway. Whatever view he has of homosexuality is filtered heavily by a group of influential gay or homosexualist cardinals and clergy who never stir from his side.

For someone, regardless of who the man is, to even suggest that Almighty God actively creates, deliberately brings into existence a disordered sexuality is reprehensible. Then to suggest, or leave open to easy interpretation, that the Almighty likes it or loves the disorder is malicious.

Again, we don't know, for all the above mentioned variables, if that is what the man who is currently pope said or believes or not.

But we do know that there are many standing around him who do believe and say that and we might add it's not unreasonable to consider the possibility that they are using him to advance and normalize their own disordered sexualities. There is an ocean of difference between God permitting the evil effects of a fallen world to play themselves out and Him actually bringing about the evil and then loving it.

People are not born gay — and that message is for you, Fr. Martin. Stop your lying. Holy cow, the "gay" man who claims to have repeated the words of the man who is pope was raped by a homosexual priest when he was a youngster. Think that maybe had anything to do with it?

A predator homosexual priest, by the way kept hidden and tucked away so he could rape multiple other altar boys by the very same establishment now saying we should all embrace gay and build a bridge and listen to a gang of altar boy rapists, or those who support such predators. The only folks who seem to get a nod for mercy in this gay Vatican are other gays or those who embrace sacrilege, because really, it's all part of the same cloth: a denial of truth and right order.

About seven years ago, Church Militant was in Rome and reported on the scandal of gay clergy in the Vatican. We were attacked savagely by the Church of Nice establishment and their media — called sensational, lying, etc. Sadly, little by little, everything we reported has come to pass in spades. But see, what many Catholics don't understand in this whole "gays in the Church" thing is this: One dynamic is these perverts working feverishly behind the scenes to make it appear as though the Church has changed its teaching.

Then there is the complicit Church of Nice establishment who never wants this topic talked about in public because the truth of their own connivance would be completely exposed. Well, the silent treatment hasn't worked because now the homo clergy has not just come out of the closet, but they have come screaming and hooting and hollering out the closet. So the little dirty secret of the Church of Nice — think as just one of hundreds of examples, Cdl. Dolan's homo chancery in New York — has now come completely into the light with the headline: "Pope Say Gay is Okay."

What a filthy rotten disgusting diabolical lie. If God deliberately created gays as gay, and revels in it and thinks its so great and wonderful, then why did he give them the power to reproduce?

No one is born gay.

They are traumatized into it, raped into it, abused emotionally into it, deprived of an authentic masculine presence into it and even coached into it by predatory men — some of whom are priests. I'd like the man who is currently pope to look me in the eye and tell me God made me the way I used to live and therefore intends me to be that way and was happy with it and would have no problem with me returning to it, because after all, He made me that way.

You can imagine what my answer back would be. My answer to the very fallible man with a very errnant, very personal opinion who just happens to also be pope, for now.

Pray for him and the gang of perverted men around him.

Michael Voris

Francisco, sobre los homosexuales: “Mejor que no entren en los seminarios” (Carlos Esteban)

INFOCATICANA

Tuvimos una de cal con la entrevista de El País, en la que una de las víctimas del sacerdote pedófilo chileno Karadima asegura que el Papa le dijo que “Dios le había hecho gay”, lo que parece chocar con lo que afirma la Iglesia sobre esta condición. Y ahora llega la de arena, como es común en el actual Pontífice.

Porque ha hablado de la condición homosexual en el coloquio que mantuvo con los miembros de la Conferencia Episcopal Italiana, de cuyo discurso inaugural ya informamos ayer.

“En la duda, mejor que no entren”, informa Vatican Insider que ha comentado el Papa, en referencia a los jóvenes que se plantean la vocación sacerdotal y, al mismo tiempo, luchan con la atracción hacia personas del mismo sexo.

Con esto, el Papa no hace sino confirmar las instrucciones que dio en su día su predecesor, quien conminó a los responsables de los seminarios que no admitieran a aspirantes con tendencias homosexuales. Benedicto XVI reafirmaba así un criterio ya asentado, a raíz de la ola de escándalos de pederastia y de encubrimiento de esta por parte de varios obispos, especialmente americanos, que ensombreció los últimos años del pontificado de San Juan Pablo II.

Aunque la prensa hizo, comprensiblemente, hincapié en el hecho del encubrimiento y en la juventud de las víctimas, se pasó por alto que en la abrumadora mayoría de los casos se trataba de varones y no de mujeres, con lo que el uso del escándalo para promover la abolición del celibato sacerdotal -alegando que los abusos eran algo así como una ‘salida’ a impulsos naturales reprimidos- sonaba ciertamente fraudulento.

El reciente comentario de Francisco se produce justo después de la dimisión unánime de los obispos chilenos, convocados a Roma para responder de escándalos similares en su país, escándalos que, una vez más, se refieren a contactos de tipo homosexuales. Y por investigar, en un extraño limbo que nadie se explica demasiado bien, están las acusaciones de abusos contra el obispo auxiliar Pineda, la mano derecha del Cardenal Arzobispo de Tegucigalpa, Óscar Rodríguez Maradiaga, por parte de varios seminaristas.

El Papa, pues, se ha limitado a recordar instrucciones ya vigentes, aunque ha mantenido la ambigüedad de ese “en la duda”, que no se sabe bien si se refiere a las dudas del aspirante sobre su propia homosexualidad o a las dudas del formador.

Que el Santo Padre haya dicho a una víctima de abusos que es homosexual porque “Dios le ha hecho así” y no, como no sería descabellado, como consecuencia de los propios abusos o cualquier otra causa, hace pensar que Francisco, en un asunto sobre el que la ciencia aún no se ha pronunciado con alguna certeza, hace gala de una desconcertante seguridad, similar a la que mantiene con el Cambio Climático, otra cuestión que, en principio, parece caer fuera de sus competencias.

Carlos Esteban

Cardenal Rodríguez Maradiaga reina “por el terror hacia todo el que se atreve a cuestionarlo”

GLORIA TV

Sacerdotes de la arquidiócesis de Tegucigalpa (Honduras), han sido suspendidos “solamente” por informar al cardenal Oscar Rodríguez Maradiaga de “acciones inmorales” de su obispo auxiliar Juan Pineda, según Martha Alegría Reichmann, la viuda de un ex embajador de Honduras en la Santa Sede durante 22 años.

Reichmann dijo el 23 de mayo a ncregister.com que la arquidiócesis de Tegucigalpa está “gobernada por el terror hacia todo aquél que se atreve a cuestionar las malas decisiones del cardenal o, todavía más peligrosamente, a rozar al [obispo] auxiliar”.

Y: “todos los que han hecho esto ya han sido marginados”.

Reichmann fue durante décadas amiga íntima del cardenal.

Ella perdió los ahorros de toda su vida porque un administrador de fondos, recomendado por el cardenal, la traicionó en el 2012.

Cardenal Dolan elogia el comentario de Francisco a un homosexual ... y otras noticias de Gloria TV

GLORIA TV

Cardenal Marx está insertando “una mentira”, según el arzobispo Chaput

GLORIA TV

Monseñor Chaput

El arzobispo de Filadelfia (Estados Unidos), Charles Chaput, criticó al cardenal de Múnich, Reinhard Marx, y a sus aliados, que pretenden “permitir” la Comunión a los protestantes.

Chaput escribe el 23 de mayo en First Things que es “una mentira ... insertar una falsedad en el momento más solemne del encuentro personal con Jesús en la Eucaristía”.

Sobre la Comunión a los protestantes dice Marx: “‘Estoy en comunión con esta comunidad’, cuando se puede demostrar que no está en comunión con esa comunidad.

Chaput debate seis puntos contra la Comunión a los protestantes:

1. Cambiar las condiciones para recibir la Comunión redefine quién y qué es la Iglesia.
2. La Comunión a los protestantes lleva a la Comunión a todos los no católicos.
3. La Comunión a los protestantes adopta la noción protestante de que es suficiente estar bautizado y creer en Cristo – sin creer en el Orden Sagrado.
4. La Comunión a los protestantes implica, implícitamente, que los protestantes no deben confesarse como preparación para recibir la Comunión.
5. Si en este caso se puede ignorar la enseñanza de la Iglesia, entonces se puede renegociar toda la enseñanza de la Iglesia.
6. La Comunión a los protestantes confunde al creyente, porque se pueden ocultar las diferencias entre la Iglesia y los protestantes.