Posted on 06/12/2021 8:46:54 PM PDT by ebb tide
Likely to play up to the oligarchs, São Salvador da Bahia Cardinal Sérgio da Rocha, Brazil, presided a May 21 Eucharist for alleged murdered victims of “LGBTphobia.”
The performance included a "Drag Queen" chanting the Ave Maria. In his homily, Rocha lamented “many violent deaths” among homosexuals. He left distributing Communion to his co-presiders, likely in order to avoid embarrassing pictures.
According to CruxNow.com (June 11), Rocha responded “promptly” to the request of two local homosex propaganda organisations - so quickly that even the propagandists were surprise. One organiser, Cris Serra, said that he/she didn’t expect anything like that.
Álvaro Mendes of the Dom Bosco Center called the presented murder data of transvestites “unreliable” explaining that are often murdering each other or are killed in crimes unrelated to sexuality. Salvador is among Brazil's most violent cities with 51 homicides/100,000 people ( Sao Paulo: 15). One reasons for this is a growing drug market in which homosexuals are involved.
FratresInUnum.com called Rocha's performance a pretext for advertising same-sex.
Link to video of trans singing Ave Maria at franciscardinal's Mass
Nothing Catholic about it.
And when his disciples James and John saw it, they said, “Lord, do you want us to bid fire come down from heaven and consume them?” - St. Luke 9:54
No surprises this Brazillian parody of a Mass also involved a "pony-tail" priest and all the circus performers wearing their face-diapers.
We need a lot of prayers to redress this grave offense to Our Lord.
Ping
Nope.
What on earth is he wearing? Looks like a gown of white feathers or something fluffy.
A drag queen chanting Ava Maria? Wouldn’t that be offensive to human beings?
That is not chant.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.
