Papa Frocesco: An Italian Bishop Confirms What Everyone Knows

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 sexuality that is much richer, freer and more open than has been given in traditional [=functional] societies".

According to media reports, Francis, who likes to surround himself with homosexuals, said there was "too much frociaggine" [Italian slur for "faggotry"] in the Church and that bishops "must get all the queers out of the seminaries, even those who are only half-oriented".

On Tuesday, the Holy See Press Office, notorious for its lies, claimed that "Francis never intended to offend" and that "he apologises to those who felt offended by the use of a word referred to by others".

On 30 May, graffiti was sprayed on the wall of the seminary in Padua, depicting Francis with the inscription "Papa Frocesco".

"Frocesco" is a play on "Francesco" and the Italian slur "frocio" ("fag") (image by SilereNonPossum.com).

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