First Time: Pope Will Meet Anti-Catholic Dinosaurs "We Are Church"

Eight representatives of the anti-Catholic movement "We are Church" are set to participate in a synodal meeting at the Vatican. On August 12, the group announced that this would be their first visit to Rome, having been invited by the Vatican. The invitation came from Cardinal Mario Grech, Secretary of the Synod.

The group received significant media attention in the 1990s, before the internet age. At that time, they focused particularly on sexual issues and female ordinations. While they supported legal abortion, they have more recently rejected euthanasia for the sick and elderly.

Their Vatican meeting from 24 to 26 October is entitled 'Synodal Teams and Participatory Bodies of the World Synod'.

An audience with Pope Leo XIV is planned for Friday.

On Saturday, discussion rounds, networking meetings and a pilgrimage through the Holy Door are planned.

The event will conclude on Sunday with a Eucharist in St Peter's Basilica.

Ten years ago, "We Are Church" participated in a conference of social groups at the Vatican, but did not meet Pope Francis at the time.

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Aug 14

Representatives of the uber-Modernist reform movement "We Are Church" will officially participate in a meeting at the Vatican

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Denis EfimovAug 14

Based on the agenda of this group, they are all in a state of grave sin, unless they are in invincible ignorance (but you would have to be an idiot to be ignorant of the absolute evil of both the event and the agenda). Therefore, it is unclear (1) why they would pass through the Holy Door if they, being in sin, cannot receive an indulgence, and (2) who would admit them to the Most Holy Eucharist?

fowardAug 13

Bergoglio would not appoint Prevost as bishop, cardinal, or prefect if he did not have complete confidence in him.

Boanerges BoanergesAug 13edited

Antichurch meets Anti-Catholic Dinosaurs. As always, the birds of a feather flock together

OrthocatAug 12

I vividly recall their battles with the then 'conservative' hierarchy from coverage in The Wanderer... I suppose they think they've won & got what they demanded from Francis & co.

chris griffinAug 12

Pope Leo is a fiendish, degenerate, perverse man to meet with legal abortion advocates.