Pope Francis, from gay blessings to porn books. All the scandals on TV from Fazio
Meanwhile let’s say straight away that tonight Pope Francis will be physically hosted by Fabio Faziowho is already polishing his fingers and is seraphically gloating about the new opportunity that will bring him further fame, visibility and sghei. Let’s hope that Fazio does not behave as he did with Gino Cecchettin on the issue of the account and instead has the courage to ask the Pontiff why he put him at the helm of the Holy Office a cardinal who wrote two pornographic books. The story is well known and concerns the so-called blessing of gay couples wanted by Cardinal Fernandez, head of the Holy Office and who wrote two books with content defined as pornographic.
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Yesterday we dealt with the words of Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Vatican Secretary of State, who for the first time wanted to take the distances from the Pope on the issue of homosexual couples.
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The day before yesterday the African bishops rebelled against the new bizarre initiative, which was also criticized in the West by gays themselves. The Pope had tried to put a topworse than the hole, saying that the blessings of gay couples had to be quick, “a few seconds” and then away, without anyone noticing, which, as mentioned, not even the gays themselves liked and we must say rightly so. Then the Pope took action again, so to speak, saying that transsexuals, i.e. LGBT, were not entitled to the blessing but only true gays and frankly it is not clear why. Realizing that the papocchio (excuse the pun) was increasing and confusion was reigning supreme in the lands of Pietro, yesterday he tried again to be a tailor but this time too the result was more than a repaired suit, more than a penny. In fact, via X clarified, so to speak:
The provision on the blessings of gay couples concerns “people, not organisations. If the LGBT association doesn’t come, it always concerns people”. Again the confusion between gays and LGBT which are different things.
On Africa, however, he finally backtracked because he understood that it really isn’t air: “The culture doesn’t accept it. We bless people, not sin, maybe they come as couples or as individuals.” And then: “When we bless an entrepreneur we don’t ask ourselves if he stole.” And here the confusion between gays, trans and entrepreneurs is at its greatest. In fact he reiterated his strange discrimination with limited and very messy openings to gays, but not to the “others”, i.e. to the LGBTQ – without g, as Grillo would say.
And finally: “Peace requires respect for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Attempts to introduce new rights, which are not always acceptable, produce ideological colonizations that cause divisions rather than promoting peace, as in the case of gender theory”. In short, confusion reigns supreme across the Tiber, but in the meantime the conservatives, the traditionalists, are starting to show signs that the limit is full and a schism could be close. The latest story involving Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke was significant. The high conservative prelate was literally deprived of room and board for having expressed doctrinal considerations, moreover within the scope of the provisions of Canon Law.
And the case of Father Georg is also very present, the private secretary of Pope Benedict XVI, who was kicked out of the Vatican and sent back without a job to the icy distant lands of the Black Forest in Germany. The Washington Post launched a suggestive hypothesis the other day: it was Ratzinger who protected Francis from attacks by conservatives, “the Pope emeritus and the actual Pope supported each other”. And perhaps just when this balance was no longer there Bergoglio took over and conservative cardinals and bishops are paying the price.
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