BREAKING: Openly homosexual Vatican priest denounces CDF on video :"I AM GAY"

The following is a Witness transcription of the video released by Msgr. Krzysztof Chramasa of the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith entitled: "I am Gay."

Vox Cantoris carries his "manifesto" in full, which he intends to declare Saturday, October 3rd, in Rome, at the Vatican at noon. 

"My name is Krzysztof Charamsa. Monsignor Krzysztof Charamsa. I am a member of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith...the second secretary of the International Theological Commission. I'm a theologian, philosopher; I lecture  in bioethics at the Pontifical Gregorian University... I am gay"

... I love our country, our fatherland, I am a patriot... when in parliament, in my fatherland, someone can  put down a homosexual person with impunity, with impunity! And his microphone is not turned off!

 If someone can travel around, as does Fr. [Dariusz] Oko my country  with his theater of the absurd, demagoguery, ideologies, and do so with impunity!

When someone becomes the president of this country, and can be allowed with impunity to make insinuations about improper attire of my social group, and the next day not apologize for his words; with impunity!

When the former president for five years, didn't meet with homosexual families, not even for half an hour, to look them in the eye. With impunity ignore then! Those for whom they were established to serve.

The Church is silent, hideously silent, and when Dominic from Bierzun takes his own life, because  he can't endure homophobia; the hate. Then the Church is then silent, and legalistically, leaves everything before some prosecutor. When the Church should be a moral authority, is then silent. That means we have struck a growing crisis, hypocrisy, falsehood, insensitivity. Where is our Gospel"?

(trans. Barona. Note. You may use this translation, but you must credit Toronto Catholic Witness). 

Translating/transcribing this video, requires watching it many times. It is obvious that Msgr. Charamsa is profoundly mentally ill and needs prayer and psychological help. Who is encouraging him? Who else knew about his homosexuality? 

Is a mentally disturbed man being used by powerful homosexualists to create their own professional quality video, itself a "theatre of the absurd", a day before the opening of the Synod? 

This is NO coincidence. 

Mo Rocca, Kim Davis, and now two gay lovers: Not the "Francis Effect", but the "Hegelian Effect"

We have read and heard much about the "Francis Effect" over the past two and a half years. I propose that a more accurate reading would be the "Hegelian Effect". 

1. Thesis: militant homosexual, Mo Rocca reads at Papal Mass = Pope is pro-gay

2. Antithesis: pro-marriage prisoner of conscience, Kim Davis meets Pope = Pope is anti-gay

3. Synthesis: gay lovers, Yayo Grassi and Iwan Bagus meet Pope = Pope is neither?

The "gaystream" Catholic media is reacting in this manner:

1. Thesis: SILENCE

2. Antithesis: RAGE, DISTORTION and DENIAL

3. Synthesis: CHEERS and REJOICING 

When will the Vatican Homo-Lobby dig up St. John Paul II's body and throw it into the Tiber?

St. John Paul II, the "Forgotten", gave a talk before the Roman Rota in 1999 on the sacredness of marriage. Turning to the issue of homosexuality the holy Pope proclaimed: 

In the light of the above-mentioned principles we can also see how incongruous is the demand to accord “marital” status to unions between persons of the same sex. It is opposed, first of all, by the objective impossibility of making the partnership fruitful through the transmission of life according to the plan inscribed by God in the very structure of the human being. Another obstacle is the absence of the conditions for that interpersonal complementarity between male and female willed by the Creator at both the physical-biological and the eminently psychological levels. It is only in the union of two sexually different persons that the individual can achieve perfection in a synthesis of unity and mutual psychophysical completion. From this perspective, love is not an end in itself and cannot be reduced to the corporal joining of two beings, but is a deep interpersonal relationship which reaches its culmination in total mutual self-giving and in cooperation with God the Creator, the ultimate source of every new human life.

As you know, these deviations from the natural law inscribed by God in the nature of the person seek their justification in the freedom that is a prerogative of the human being. This justification, in fact, is self-serving. Every believer knows that freedom, as Dante said, is “the greatest gift that God in his bounty made in creation, the most conformed to his goodness” (Par. 5:19-21), but it is a gift that must be correctly understood if it is not to become a stumbling-block for human dignity. To conceive of freedom as the moral or even juridical licence to break the law is to distort its true nature. Freedom consists in the human being’s possibility of conforming responsibly, that is by personal choice, to the divine will expressed in the law, and in this way to become more and more like his Creator (cf. Gn 1:26).

...Unfortunately, the daily news amply confirms the miserable fruits that these aberrations from the divine-natural law ultimately produce. It seems as if the situation which the Apostle Paul describes in the Letter to the Romans is being repeated in our day:  “Since they did not see fit to acknowledge God, God gave them up to a base mind and to improper conduct” (Rom 1:28).

Little would we realize that in 2015 "the miserable fruits" would also be coming from the homo-lobby in the Vatican, as the Holy See Press Office stridently and maliciously pillories and crucifies Kim Davis. 

The full text may be read here. 

Issues we simply don't have the time to bother with

The Canadian supreme court has stricken down our laws regarding doctor assisted suicide. This has not been a burning election issue nor has it been covered on this blog. 

Growing anti Christian sentiment is no longer confined to the middle east. A gunman just killed a number of people in Oregon for saying that they were Christian. This is being downplayed in the media and ignored here.

Witness has openly criticized LifeSite in the past for ignoring life issues like Sammy Yatin's murder. We have also stated "Prolife is not enough; we must be gospel of life". I suggest that this criticism has come home to roost. This blog is increasingly becoming as one sided as we once claimed LifeSite was. We ignore important life issues and concentrate on those we are obsessed with. For the most part we seem to be preaching to the choir, measuring our success by the number of hits rather than being content to sow seed and nurture growth.

I am convinced that prayer and the works of mercy can be more effective than anything I can do here.

BREAKING: The US Bishops' Conference was against Pope Francis meeting Kim Davis - claims NCR reporter

The National Catholic Reporter is carrying another article that tries to do major damage control of the graven image of the Pope that the homosexualist and adulterist "Catholic" media, working in tandem with the secular media have been busy constructing over the past two years; indeed, since the election of the Pope. 

  

First off the mark, was leading Jesuit, homosexualist and talking head, James Martin S.J. His preposterous and conspiratorial article was quickly taken up by the Salt and Light organization headed by Thomas Rosica, CSB. Over at Crux, John Allen Jr. put together a more sophisticated prose work as to why the meeting should be dismissed. Not to be outdone, Edward Beck, C.P., a New York based celebrity priest, playwright and TV commentator, appeared on CNN to likewise add his disapproval, stating that it was impossible as the Pope's English would not be up to speaking with Kim Davis!

Can you spot Fr. Edward Beck? 

Now we have Sean Michael Winters adding a new twist (again, with Fr. Beck's eager approval: "spot on").  

However, the situation becomes really serious, moving beyond the realm of bitter, angry men with their illusions shattered. Winters is claiming that the US Bishops' Conference advised against the Holy Father seeing Kim Davis. Is this true? Which bishops? If true, it would have to be from a select number of the most powerful and influential; those with access to the Holy Father. Cardinal Dolan? Cardinal Wuerl? Archbishop Chaput? Or some other Prelate/s?

If true, it means that at least one craven homosexualist was hell-bent (and I use those words advisedly) to try to twist the Holy Father's arm and stop him from doing the right thing. Thank God he failed, and miserably. 

Then, Winters smears it all over by implying that His Excellency Archbishop Vigano is some sort of half-wit who does not understand the nuanced thinking of the likes of himself, Allen, Beck or Martin. 

A source at the bishops’ conference told me on background that the meeting happened “against the advice of the bishops’ conference.” Other reports in both the Washington Post and the New York Times agree that the meeting was arranged by a “Vatican official.” Seeing as the meeting happened at the nunciature in Washington, it could only have happened with the approval and participation of the nuncio, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano. Perhaps he did not understand how Davis’ case was not really an instance of conscientious objection"

BREAKING NEWS: Polish Episcopate denounces "the incessant propaganda of gender ideology"; undermining not only ethics and morality but "the very creative act of God"

"John Paul II ~ Patron of the Family"

"Letter of the Polish Episcopate announcing the XVth Papal Day for October 11th"

The selection of October 11th to celebrate this Jubilee of Pope John Paul II was chosen as it will occur during the middle of the Synod on the Family, that will be taking place in Rome. What better way to keep the focus on the teachings of the Church?  The Letter was written and signed on the 10th of Kune, 2015 during the Plenary Meeting No. 369 held in Warsaw. It is to be read from every pulpit this Sunday, October 4th, for the opening of the Synod of the Family.

The Episcopal website introduces the Letter in this manner: 

"The pontificate of the Polish Pope was one of great promotion of the family and the defense of fundamental values relating to the human body, sexuality, the dignity of courtship, sacramental marriage and the family being open to life".

From  the Letter on gender ideology: 

A serious problem is the unceasing propaganda for gender ideology. It not only introduces confusion in the ethical and moral issues, but also - which is far more serious - undermines the very creative act of God.

Gender [ideology] strikes at the decision of the Almighty to call men and women into existence as persons equal in dignity and at the same time mutually needing and complementing each other. 

Different social roles that are undertaken arise from a different biological and psycho-spiritual structure of both. There is nothing wrong in scientific examination of these roles and the cultural and civilizational changes taking place over the centuries.

However, it must be emphatically pointed out that opposing man and woman and showing their mutual relationship as a striving for dominance must be assessed as a dangerous path to nowhere. This is undertaken by, for instance, certain feminist trends.

The happiness that flows from the marriage of man and woman, the joy of having and raising children within the family is incompatible with the principles of and ideology constantly proclaiming the need for struggle between the sexes.... 

(trans. Barona for Toronto Catholic Witness).

For Polish readers a brief, but excellent commentary on the enduring value of Pope John Paul II's teaching on the family:

BREAKING: Cardinal Sarah: "homosexual unions are totally contrary to the plan of God..."

"It would be a rebellion against God. If we accept new unions, how can we continue to call ourselves Christians"? 

Robert Cardinal Sarah 

Polonia Christiana carries a very important article of an interview given by His Eminence, Robert Cardinal Sarah a couple of days ago, to the Italian magazine, La Repubblica. 

Regarding the issue of homosexual unions, the Cardinal stated: 

that it is "not a problem for the Church, but a  human problem. They are a regressive step in terms of culture and civilization. There are no non-western cultures that have a willingness to accept homosexual relationships. In African culture, they are not regarded favourably because they are not open to life. Homosexual unions are totally contrary to the plan of God who created male and female to complement one another.  From these  relationships arise the family which ensures the future of society. 

Homosexual unions have no future, they have no life. I repeat: they are not a problem for the Church, but it is a problem for the person". (translation: Barona) 

Ste Therese of Lisieux: "love drove...the Church...if this love were extinguished, the apostles would have proclaimed the Gospel no longer"

Rightly did St. Pope John Paul II proclaim the glorious virgin, Ste Therese of the Infant Jesus, a Doctor of the Church. From today's Office of Readings we learn from her the secret force of the Church: the ability, or inability of the members of the Mystical Body to love, to manifest Christ's Love. The degree and power of the members' love will animate the Body for good or bad. When that love is burning, the Church will manifest tremendous spiritual power and force; when that love has turned cold the local branches of the Church will wither and die. 

Ste. Therese of Lisieux, pray for us. Also, dear friends, please do not fail to pray for the two Carmelite Monasteries in southern Ontario: the Carmel of St. Joseph and the Carmel of the Infant Jesus. 

When I had looked upon the mystical body of the Church, I recognised myself in none of the members which St Paul described, and what is more, I desired to distinguish myself more favourably within the whole body. Love appeared to me to be the hinge for my vocation. Indeed I knew that the Church had a body composed of various members, but in this body the necessary and more noble member was not lacking; I knew that the Church had a heart and that such a heart appeared to be aflame with love. I knew that one love drove the members of the Church to action, that if this love were extinguished, the apostles would have proclaimed the Gospel no longer, the martyrs would have shed their blood no more. I saw and realised that love sets off the bounds of all vocations, that love is everything, that this same love embraces every time and every place. In one word, that love is everlasting.

  Then, nearly ecstatic with the supreme joy in my soul, I proclaimed: O Jesus, my love, at last I have found my calling: my call is love. Certainly I have found my place in the Church, and you gave me that very place, my God. In the heart of the Church, my mother, I will be love, and thus I will be all things, as my desire finds its direction.