All Saints’ Day in Germany: "Catholic" de facto Priestess Leads Service

On All Saints' Day, German state broadcaster ARD aired a service from the Church of St John in Nürtingen, in the Diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart. The event was entitled "Holy. Here and now".

One speaker after another gave a talk, interspersed with musical performances.

The professionally made-up blonde Katharina Leser, dressed in alb, was the main ego on stage. She was accompanied by a man in alb and some altar girls.

She presented slogans like: "Before God, everyone is equal and holy" [including paedophiles?].

Then the pseudo-priestess read a fairy tale while raising her hands: "Let us pray: God, before you we are all equal. All of us - no matter where we come from or what we are. We are sacred to you. Let us feel that we are important and great, that we can be an example and a sign of your holiness in the here and now. [...]"

Between the sermons, a text from the Book of Revelation was read, some intercessions were made, the Lord's Prayer was said and God's blessing was asked.

At least there was no indication that this religious community had anything to do with the Eucharist.

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