Schönborn Claims That His Gay Friend Is a Liar, Speaks “Nonsense”
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Schönborn’s spokesman Michael Prüller admitted to LifeSiteNews.com (September 19) that the controversial meeting took place but, splitting hairs, claimed that the "blessing" was not independent but a part of the prayer before the meal, "It is nonsense to make out of this a precedent”, he added.
Prüller's account does not explain why Keszler stated that this "awesome" blessing made him “very, very happy”. Keszler even called his public speaking about the blessing “a bit of a forced outing” of Schönborn.
The fact that Keszler, after the denial, seems not to be offended by his friend Schönborn who de facto has called him a liar, indicates that both, Schönborn and Keszler, are part of the same game which is aiming at getting the people accustomed to homosexual blessings by cardinals.
Picture: Gery Keszler, Christoph Schönborn, © Figlhaus Wien Akademie für Dialog und Evangelisation, CC BY-SA, #newsOipwkyvkkc
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