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[Catholic Caucus] New 🌈 Cardinal: "Francis Implements Revolution By All Means"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"...

[Catholic Caucus] New 🌈 Cardinal: "Church Was Unjust Against Adulterers" - "Only Polygamy Is Adultery"Prohibiting divorced people who live in adultery from sacrilegiously grabbing Communion is "a huge, enormous injustice," homosexual activist Jean-Paul Vesco, Bishop of Algiers and since Saturday a Cardinal, believes.He admitted to LifeSiteNews.com (December 12) that "it is the position of the Church" that such adulterers are indeed adulterers: "If you don't come out of this sin of adultery, well, you can't receive the sacraments.""But for me, adultery is when you have two people in your life at the same time."And: "To say adultery in all situations...

EXCLUSIVE: New cardinal says banning divorced, ‘re-married’ from Communion an ‘enormous injustice’Denying Holy Communion to some people who are divorced and ‘re-married’ is a ‘huge, enormous injustice,’ Cardinal Jean-Paul Vesco of Algiers told LifeSite.The new cardinal of Algiers has welcomed Amoris Laetitia’s openness for the divorced and “re-married” to receive Holy Communion, saying that for him adultery is only “when you have two people in your life at the same time.”In 2015, Bishop Jean-Paul Vesco, OP of the Diocese of Oran in North Africa made waves in the Catholic Church for his harsh criticism of the Church’s teaching regarding divorced...

‘Numbers give no indication of how fruitful a [Catholic] presence is,’ said the newly appointed archbishop.ALGIERS, Algeria (LifeSiteNews) — The new archbishop of Algiers has said Catholics must “abandon the idea that we have to evangelize and bring people to our truth.” “At the same time, we have to accept that there might be in Islam some truth that escapes us,” Jean-Paul Vesco said during an interview with Swiss Catholic news website cath.ch on Sunday. The North African country is 98.2 percent Muslim. When asked about the relationship between Catholics and Muslims in Algeria, the archbishop quoted pope Francis who...