Cardinal Calls Criticising Homosex Pseudo Blessings "Hatred"

Much of the U.S. opposition to Francis' homosexual propaganda piece "Fiducia Supplicans" is an "enduring animus" against homosexuals, claims homosex-activist Robert McElroy, 70 - who is also the bishop of San Diego and a cardinal of the Francis party. He made this claim on Friday at the "Religious Education" Congress sponsored by the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

The activist is "particularly distressed" that critics of "Fiducia supplicans" focus overwhelmingly on the blessing of unnatural sins rather than adultery.

For him, homosex blessings are "inappropriate" in the African cultural context, and he calls for "'diverging pastoral paths' as an example of decentralisation" [= Anglicanisation of the Church].

"We have witnessed the reality that bishops in various parts of the world have made radically divergent decisions about the acceptability of such blessings in their countries, based substantially on cultural and pastoral factors as well as neo-colonialism," the homosex-activist said.

This claim is racist because the African bishops are basing their decision on the Bible and the Catholic faith.

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