Indian Cardinal Thrilled by Francis' Homosexual Propaganda
"Our Indian mentality is so inclusive, it understands people of other religions and other beliefs," he enthused. Accordingly, he called Francis' scribble "an affirmation of our [= my] spirituality and a gift [to me]".
Contrary to Gracias' words, even the homosexual propaganda website Wikipedia.org states that opposition to homosexual acts is "prevalent" in India.
For Gracias, the worldwide uproar against "Fiducia supplicans" is based on a "misunderstanding", and - what he had just described as an "affirmation" of his "spirituality" and as a "gift" - is suddenly "no change at all" and "no contradiction at all".
For Gracias there is "a right to God's love", as if God were under compulsion to love us, which contradicts the very nature of love, which cannot exist under coercion. He calls Francis' attempt to pervert the nature of blessings a "natural consequence" of Francis' [false] principles.
People who practice homosexual acts are "part of our family", Gracia revealed: "I have met them when they have come to me, sometimes privately in my office."
Already in 2018, Gracias promoted homosexual propaganda projects funded by homosexual fashion designer, millionaire and homosexual propagandist Wendell Rodricks, who, like Gracias, felt "deep emotions" after Gracias supported his activism.
With figures like Gracias, it is not surprising that the Church in India is dramatically losing steam, with the number of faithful, seminarians and priests falling. Only the number of bishops is increasing.
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