Posted on 12/30/2024 1:11:56 PM PST by ebb tide
Pope Francis is carrying out a "revolution" in the Church "by all means", Archbishop Jean-Paul Vesco, 62, of Algiers, Algeria, told Katholisch.de (December 30). He is a homosexual activist, former lawyer, marathon runner, and newly appointed cardinal.
He joined the Dominicans under then-Superior General Timothy Radcliffe, also a homosexual activist and newly appointed cardinal.
Cardinal Vesco expressed "admiration" for Cardinal Radcliffe, and called him a personal "friend": "When Timothy came to Algeria, we traveled all over the south together, talking a lot and experiencing very impressive moments."
The two share "the same vision" [= delirium] of the Church.
He praised Radcliffe's "new and liberating" perspective on religious life, concerning "affectivity, obedience, dominion".
Cardinal Vesco criticized a "patriarchal" history of the Church [which is full of women]. He advocates for more women in leadership and the liturgy: "Women's access to the altar would show a different face of the Church."
He framed the [invalid] ordination of women as "cultural" rather than theological.
In Algiers, more than half of the members of the two archdiocesan councils, the Bishops' Council and the Economic Council, are lay people, including women.
The diocesan curia is composed of six women and two men, the archbishop and the vicar general: "A return to a diocesan curia composed only of priests is unthinkable [for him]".
Ping
“He praised Radcliffe’s “new and liberating” perspective on religious life, concerning “affectivity, obedience, dominion”.
Sounds kinky.
And the modernist tripe. Is “affectivity” even a word?
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