"Coming Out" Exposes Schism in Vatican
October 8, 2015
(Father Krysztof Olaf Charamsa, left, poses with his partner Edouard after telling reporters in Rome that he's gay.) According to Leo Zagami, there is a power struggle
"I want the church and my community to know who I am: a homosexual priest, happy and proud of his identity. We are already late and you can not wait another fifty years."
This seems a very well choreographed move by the Vatican Gay Lobby. Father Charamsa praised Pope Francis as a "fantastic" guy, who "made us rediscover the beauty of the dialogue."
Father Dariusz Oko, also a Polish priest and theologian like Father Charamsa, wrote in the Polish magazine Fronda, (n.63, pp. 128-160) that the "Gay Lobby" is now extremely powerful in the Vatican, thanks to their system of blackmail and secrecy. He accused the Vatican clergy of having opened up too much to homosexuality after the sexual revolution of the late 60's.
On the 6th of October, for the very first time on Italian TV, a priest named Father Gino Flaim defended pedophiles, incredibly blaming the children, "They are the ones looking for love."
This creepy statement which justifies pedophiles reflects what the Catholic Church is really about today.
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EE said (October 10, 2015):
It is very good all these articles about Vatican “coming outâ€
“reflects what the Catholic Church is really about today.â€
Catholicism never was, and clearly is not today, a Christian faith. There is no such thing as organized religion on New Testament. The Jesus Church is totally spiritual, and in the event of the inception of the Rome Church, whatever date it was, some says started with Constantine, any spiritual connection disappeared.
I was a devout Catholic in the past and I have tried hard to believe that Rome is the real Church, however it is not. Deception, lies, sex, power and murder, this is what Roman Catholicism is for the last 17 centuries.
The only road to heaven is thru knowing Jesus from the Bible, no other way.
To help other Catholic brothers, take a look on this Wikipedia article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constantine_the_Great
You will see many of the pagan elements obligated since the start of Catholicism. During the centuries nothing got better, just worst with more heresies and distance from the pure Bible doctrine.