On 1st June Francis appointed three figures as members of the Dicastery for the Destruction of the Faith. They are all homosexual activists, shows Edward Pentin on Twitter.com.
Cardinal José Tolentino de Mendonça, Prefect of the Dicastery for Ignorance and Illiteracy (formerly "Culture and Education"), has been accused of being a homosexual in Portugal. He was rector of the private 'Capela do Rato' in Lisbon, where he encouraged people to engage in homosexual sins. Mendonça also wrote the preface to a book by homosexual activist Maria Teresa Forcades i Vila, who is also a religious sister.
Cardinal Marcello Semeraro, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Inflation of the Number of Saints, made his former diocese the Italian capital of the Novus Ordo homosexual movement. He hosted an annual forum of homosexuals who claimed to be "Christians" and who promoted homosexual propaganda within the Church. He also wrote the foreword to a book by an Italian priest entitled 'Possible Love - Homosexual …More

Bishop Marc Aillet of Bayonne, one of the best in France, will be the subject of a "fraternal visitation" from 3 June to the beginning of July, reports La-Croix.com.
"Fraternal visitation" is a Vatican euphemism for a brutal inquisition against a good bishop. Aillet belongs to the Novus Ordo community of Saint Martin. A significant number of the priests ordained in France each year belong to this community.
The measure was requested by the Holy See, with the excuse of "some letters" of complaints from some modernists, while the Vatican always ignores letters with serious complaints from Catholics.
The official aim is to identify "possible problems" of governance [= get rid of a Catholic bishop]. Archbishop Antoine Hérouard of Dijon has been appointed by the Apostolic Nuncio to head the Inquisition.
He is the same one who, in February 2023, took action against the flourishing diocese of Fréjus-Toulon. The matter ended with the demotion of Bishop Dominique Rey and the appointment of …More

The Rome branch of 'Pro Vita & Famiglia' was vandalised on 30 May for the second time in ten days.
Criminals smeared the office with hate slogans such as "You will pay" and "We will not give you peace".
The hate group disabled out the security cameras with red paint and pasted 15 posters on the outside of the office showing the Palestinian flag waving over a burning St Peter's Basilica and the slogan 'Queers for Palestine'.
It was the 12th act of vandalism against the office in less than three years.
For 'Pro Vita & Famiglia', this constitutes a real persecution with a worrying escalation of violent and threatening content.
The human rights activists ask the Italian regime to "pay particular attention to the climate of growing tension, violence and hostility against 'Pro Vita & Famiglia' and all citizens involved in the pro-life movement".
There is no doubt that the regime will do nothing because these people are acting in its name. Similar attacks on homosexual activists would cause a …More

This is the latest rabbit Tucho Fernández, head of the Vatican's Dicastery for the Destruction of the Faith, has pulled out of his top hat.
Quote: "Many do not know that some [homosexual] couples, whose [pseudo-]blessing has caused quite a scandal, are people who live together and share everything except sex, which [for them] is a thing of their past," Tucho told AlfaYOmega.es (30 May).
If this is true, why was this crucial fact not made public before the two concubines were pseudo-blessed, causing a huge scandal of which Matthew 18:6 says: "But whosoever shall cause scandal in one of these little ones that believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea"?
Tucho still insists on his ridiculous distinction between the "blessing of homosexual concubines" and the "blessing of two persons living in a homosexual concubinage", claiming that his blessing of sin "is not a blessing of a union, because this kind …More

In a new revealing act, the Spanish regime has forbidden the Rosary to be prayed in the streets of Madrid on the 8th and 9th of June "because of the European elections".
The regime is looking for any excuse to stop the Rosary. Any group caught praying in public on those days will face fines or imprisonment.
As usual, José Andrés Calderón, the organiser of the Rosary, asked for permission to pray in public. The regime granted this permission (until the "law" is changed) for all the days requested, except for 8 and 9 June.
Calderón has appealed to the Supreme Court of Justice 'for violation of fundamental rights' after being sentenced three times for praying the rosary.
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Presiding German Bishop Georg Bätzing of Limburg is "somewhat irritated" by Francis' recent statement that women cannot be ordained deacons [or priests].
Mgr Bätzing was speaking at the launch of his book "Rome is not an Enemy. Why the Church Needs Reforms" on 27 May in Frankfurt. "Reform" in this context means "decadence".
Francis' statement was only made in an interview and therefore doesn't belong to the Magisterium of the Church, Mgr Bätzing reassures: "I have never heard him speak like this before, and I have often spoken with him personally about these issues."
Mgr. Bätzing presents Francis as a "door opener" who doesn't want to make any fundamental changes in doctrine himself.
In contrast, Bätzing believes that the current "culture" in the [German] Church "cannot be reversed", which is true because the Church in Germany is clinically dead and survives only on state church-taxes. Bätzing himself knows this because he asks the question "how much time is left for the Church in Germany". …More

Churches were not attacked during the riots in New Caledonia in the south-west Pacific, Alain Juillet told Bistro Liberté (TVL.fr, 30 May).
Juillet, 81, was director of intelligence at the DGSE (Direction Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure) before being appointed senior official in charge of economic intelligence for Prime Minister François Fillon until 2009.
He is one of the founders of the Grande Loge de l'Alliance maçonnique française, of which he is the first Grand Master.
According to Juilet, the insurgents spared the churches but attacked the Masonic temples because the first agreements between New Caledonia and France were made through the Masonic sects of both parts.
The protests and riots began in May and led to 79 deaths following an electoral reform.
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Francis' remarks to Italian bishops on 20 May regarding the admission of homosexuals to seminaries were "used to divide", Bishop Francesco Savino, 69, of Cassano all'Ionio, vice-president of the Italian bishops' conference, told Corriere.it (29 May), as if this "division" had not been created by Francis himself.
Francis is not and has never been "homophobic", Mgr Savino added using the language of homosexual propaganda. He denied that Francis had given a categorical "no" to homosexuals entering the seminary.
The bishop says what everyone knows: "Francis has always been attentive and respectful [= obsequious] on the issue of homosexuality. From his first pastoral document and throughout his pontificate, the key proposal has always been inclusion".
Savino himself is a propagandist of homosexual sin. In March he wrote the foreword to the book Via Crucis di un ragazzo gay [Via Crucis of a Gay Boy] in which he stated that "we have a profoundly evolving [=degenerating] understanding of …More

"Fiducia supplicans" offers the possibility of pseudo-blessing homosexual concubines, even though the Vatican had clearly spoken out against this possibility two years earlier, notes Auxiliary Bishop Rob Mutsaerts of 's-Hertogenbosch in a foreword to the book "The Breached Dam", which deals with the infiltration of homosexual sin into the Francis' Church.
Mutsaerts makes it clear that the text of 'Fiducia supplicans' breaks with the Bible, Catholic traditions [and common sense]: "One is asking for God's blessing to heal the brokenness in ones life, not to perpetuate ones disordered situation."
"One cannot reject God's judgement and moral demands and still appeal to His mercy," he explains. For Mutsaerts, the main problem is that 'Fiducia supplicans' does not address the moral dimension of homosexual sins: "FS refuses to name the evil."
Another problem for Mutsaerts is that mercy is proclaimed without repentance: "Everyone is welcome [except Catholics and decent people]."
The bishop …More

The Diocese of Limburg, Germany, headed by Georg Bätzing, the President of the German Bishops, has invented four figures for its presence at the 'Katholikentag' in Erfurt from 29 May to 2 June.
The 'Katholikentag' is a festival-like national gathering of 'Catholics' in Germany that takes place about every 2-4 years.
Bätzing's four heroes are: Fantastic Rainbow, Dr Future, Captain Liberty and PaxMan (all names originally in English). Participants in the Katholikentag can have their picture taken with them.
The characters are drawn by an illustrator who trained at Warner Brothers and Walt Disney Studios:
- Dr Future is a female hero for climate and environmental hysteria.
- Captain Liberty is a female hero for "democracy", "freedom" and [no sarcasm intended] "freedom of speech".
- Fantastic Rainbow is a "non-binary" figure who promotes homosexuality.
- Paxman brings peace wherever there is unrest. Figures such as Jesus Christ, Our Lady, St. Joseph and others obviously have little significance …More

The former nuncio to Washington D.C., Monsignor Carlo Maria Viganò, has accused Pope Francis of being a homosexual.
Referring to former Washington Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, 93, who was accused of homosexual misconduct, Viganò writes on Twitter.com (29 May):
"Bergoglio himself committed the same abuses when he was Master of Novices of the Society of Jesus in Argentina, as personally confided to me by one of his former novices".
If Viganò is not allowed to publish the name of his witness, he would at least be obliged to present the accusations in detail, otherwise, they are worthless.
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On 28th May the US bishops published a twenty-page report that was sent to the Ex-Synod.
The text is a summary of allegedly more than 35,000 participants and over 1,000 listening sessions, with 76% of US dioceses submitting reports. It speaks of "division within the universal Church" and "conflicting messages of what it means to be Catholic".
The first example of "tension" and "stress" is the liturgy: "What emerged in several reports is that, in addition to the discussion about liturgical preferences, the celebration of the Latin Mass seems to be a focal point of broader debates about tradition, modernity and the best ways to nurture the faith". Liturgy is not a question of preferences but of the perfect way to worship God.
Another issue is how to deal with unrepentant homosexuals, as "many expressed" that they know people who struggle to be "accepted" by the Church because they practice homosexual or natural fornication or live in adultery. The place where the Church is happy to "accept …More

José Antonio Ureta and Julio Loredo, the authors of the 2023 bestseller "The Synodal Process: A Pandora's Box", have published a new book on 27 May: "The Breached Dam: The 'Fiducia Supplicans' Surrender to the Homosexual Movement".
The book will be sent to the Cardinals and Bishops who, apart from not being used to reading books, will have little interest in it. It's a documentation of the advance of the homosexual lobby within the Church, culminating in Francis' homosexual propaganda text 'Fiducia Supplicans', which gives the green light to the [pseudo] blessing of homosexual sins.
"The Breached Dam" shows a tug-of-war between the Vatican and the powerful homosexual lobby, which has been trying since the 1970s to force the Church to "change" the unchangeable truth about homosexual sin ("intrinsically disordered" and "depraved").
Loredo and Ureta show the insistence and blackmail used by the powerful homosexual lobby to coerce bishops, for example by threatening to reveal their sexual …More

The Roman Rite Benedictine monastery of Norcia, Italy, founded 25 years ago, has been canonically raised to the status of an abbey, the monks have announced.
The current prior, Dom Benedict Nivakoff, was elected abbot on 28 May. He is the first abbot of Norcia since 1792, when another monk bearing the name of St Benedict, Abbot Benedetto Cipriani, died.
Father Cassian Folsom, the founder of the Benedictine monks of Norcia, Italy, first experienced Mass in the 1990s when he visited the Roman Rite monastery of Le Barroux in France. The community is growing and the buildings are being extended.
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During his visit to Verona on 18 May, Francis listened to a short speech by João Pedro Stédile, leader of the so-called Landless Workers' Movement (MST - Movimento dos Sem Terra) in Brazil.
The MST has an eclectic ideology, drawing on Marxism, "liberation theology", anarchism and all sorts of things. It is not organised hierarchically. Some MST people have used violence to achieve their goals. In Brazil, 3% of the population own two-thirds of all arable land.
Stédile was part of an event in the Arena of Peace with other "popular movements" and 12,000 people in attendance.
A graduate in economics from the Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sur, he quoted Bishop Pedro Casaldáliga Plá (+2020), an apostate from the Catholic faith: "Cursed be all fences! Cursed be all private property!"
Stédile also spoke privately with Francis and presented him with the group's red flag, which Francis blessed.
It's not the first time Francis has thanked the MST. In 2020, Francis sent a letter …More

Francis has apologised for using the highly derogatory Italian term "frociaggine" (from Italian "frocio" = "faggot") when talking about homosexual clergy during an official meeting with Italian bishops on 20 May.
"The Pope never intended to offend or express himself in homophobic terms, and he apologises to those who felt offended by the use of a term," the Vatican press office whined in a 28 May statement. The statement adds that according to Francis, the Church has room for "everyone, everyone", claiming that "no one is useless, no one is superfluous, there is room for everyone."
Everyone knows how Francis puts these hypocritical words into practice: either you are like Francis or you are out. The Vatican never "clarifies" Francis' insults against Catholics and the Catholic faith.
Francis used "frociaggine" to supposedly oppose a proposal by Italian bishops to allow homosexuals into seminaries. However, despite the slur, he will continue to promote "faggotry" in the Church, including …More

Italian comedian Roberto Benigni addressed participants in the Vatican's "World Children's Day" on 26 May in St Peter's Square, in the presence of Francis.
He said: "Among you there may be a new Michelangelo or a new Galileo (...) And among the girls there may be a future Nobel Prize winner (...) or even a Pope".
He added: "Anything is possible here, in the Vatican we are in the Kingdom of God, and in the Kingdom of God anything is possible. Maybe an African or an Asian [...] or a girl, a woman, the first woman pope in history, it would be talked about even on the moon".
Francis embraced and kissed Benigni on stage, although everyone had been forbidden before the event to approach Bergoglio.
A few years ago, Benigni hosted a Saturday prime-time show on Italian television that consisted of rifling through men's flies or groping up guests' skirts. He also made improper references to saints such as Padre Pio.
In 2007, he mocked the Madonna by changing Dante's 33rd Canticle on Paradise with …More

If a sex scandal had been the problem, Francis would not have dismissed Monsignor Gabriel Mestre, Archbishop of La Plata, he would have protected him, writes Caminate-Wandere.Blogspot.com (27 May).
The problem was much more serious: Mestre was challenging Francis' power. That's what made Francis furious.
What happened? Mgr Mestre wanted to choose his successor in Mar del Plata in the person of his Vicar General Luis Albóniga. Mgr Mestre himself appointed him Diocesan Administrator of Mar del Plata.
But to Mestre's dismay, Francis appointed Luis Baliña, auxiliary bishop of Buenos Aires, as bishop of Mar del Plata. But Baliña resigned a few days later, citing health problems. But the real reason was the rejection of his appointment by the clergy of Mar del Plata.
Francis then appointed Bishop Larrazabal, auxiliary of San Juan, as Bishop of Mar del Plata.
A campaign began against Mgr Larrazábal, which, according to some, was orchestrated by Mestre and Albóniga, with the help of the editor …More

A transvestite danced for young children during Francis' 'World Children's Day' on 25 May at Rome's Olympic Stadium.
The man from Salerno, Carmine De Rosa, presented himself as a quick-change artist, appearing as a woman und wore different women's dresses and red lipstick while the children sat in a circle around him.
After an international backlash, De Rosa defended his show on TikTok, saying his job was to bring smiles to children and beyond, "and I succeeded".
He clarified that he was officially invited [otherwise he would not have been there]: "I would like to point out, after reading the comments, that I was wanted at this event because of the kind of show I do on stage."
De Rosa is well known in Italy for his regular appearances on state television. Not he is the problem but the ones who presently govern in the Vatican.
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Francis asked the Italian bishops not to admit homosexuals to the seminary because "there is already too much 'gayness' in the Church", he said, who cannot stand real men around him.
He who promotes homosexual sin and [pseudo-] blessings for homosexual unions, said this at the meeting with Italian bishops for their spring assembly on May 20 (Repubblica.it, 27 May).
For Francis, there is a risk that homosexuals who choose the priesthood will end up leading a double life, practising homosexuality and suffering from this dissimulation.
Last November, during the autumn meeting of the Italian Bishops, a set of regulations for seminaries in Italy ('Ratio formationis sacerdotalis') was approved. It proposes the admission of homosexual seminarians, an idea that has divided the bishops. The text has not yet been published and must first be approved by the Dicastery for the Clergy.
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