Those who know me well will understand what I am about to discuss, for it is a recurring theme—both on this blog and in the La Sacristía de La Vendée channel. Yes, we are referring to the strange alliance between the flagship portal of the most rancid ecclesiastical progressivism and some of the most respected ecclesiastical institutions in Spain.
So, who came down swiftly and hard on poor old Fr. Abel? Was it an organization like Antifa? Some radical LGBTQ advocacy group? The liberal government?
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.
In last week’s article, “Pope Leo: Act or Resign,” I wrote, “Pope Leo XIV, who alone has the authority to discipline bishops, should resign and lead a life of prayer and penance unless he proves himself willing and able to laicize or excommunicate bishops who engage in or cover up abuse. To date, Leo has yet to discipline over 160 bishops credibly accused of sexual abuse as documented by BishopAccountability.org.”
Faith and morals will be taught, and decisions on Church governance will be made, not according to a hierarchical structure of authority, but rather a 'synodal process.'
“For there have crept in some men (who were written of long ago unto this judgment), impious, turning the grace of our God into lasciviousness, and denying the only sovereign Ruler, and our Lord Jesus Christ.” (Jude 4)[1]
“It will not be out of place to consider the ancient tradition, teaching and faith of the Catholic Church, which was revealed by the Lord, proclaimed by the apostles and guarded by the fathers. For upon this faith the Church is built, and if anyone were to lapse from it, he would no longer be a Christian either in fact or in name.” (St. Athanasius, bishop; First Letter to Serapion)
Recent events, such as Pope Leo’s remarks about sex abuse during his recent visit to Spain, and the wording of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) revised “Dallas Charter,” make sex abuse victims, abuse advocates, and whistleblowers want to scream.
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.