++Cupich Can’t Wait to Bless Sodomitical Unions

The Assassin of the Catholic Faith

Edit: it’s almost like ++Cupich has found a new lease on life, but he still warns against “narcissistic elitism”. Projection? While there is evidence of Israeli collaboration with Hamas, Christians are being shot dead at churches in Gaza by Jewish snipers and children are being crushed by falling rubble and shelled by American-made cluster bombs, and Christians are being goaded to slaughter each other for Jewish gangster overlords in Ukraine, ++Cupich and the other McCarrick and Sankt Gallen mobsters are working overtime to shove globohomo down everyone’s throats.

Isn’t that nice? It’s all about priorities, you know!

[Archdiocese if Chicago] Today, with the approval of the Holy Father, the Dicastery of the Doctrine of the Faith issued the Declaration Fiducia supplicans. The Declaration clarifies that there are forms of blessings, as we see throughout the Scriptures, which are “poured out on others as a gesture of grace, protection, and goodness.” Consequently, it is now permissible for ordained ministers of the Church to “join in the prayer of those persons who, although in a union that cannot be compared in any way to a marriage, desire to entrust themselves to the Lord and his mercy, to invoke his help, and to be guided to a greater understanding of his plan of love and of truth.”

At the heart of the Declaration is a call for pastors to take a pastoral approach by being available to people who, while not claiming a legitimation of their own status, recognize their need for God’s help and “who beg that all that is true, good, and humanly valid in their lives and their relationships be enriched, healed, and elevated by the presence of the Holy Spirit.” As such, the Declaration is a step forward, and in keeping not only with Pope Francis’s desire to accompany people pastorally but Jesus’s desire to be present to all people who desire grace and support.

At the same time, the Declaration “remains firm on the traditional doctrine of the Church about marriage, not allowing any type of liturgical rite or blessing similar to a liturgical rite that can create confusion.” This is in keeping with what Pope Francis wrote in July of this year, that while “pastoral prudence must adequately discern whether there are forms of blessing, requested by one or more persons, that do not convey an erroneous conception of marriage,…it is not appropriate for a diocese, a bishops’ conference, or any other ecclesial structure to constantly and officially establish procedures or rituals for all kinds of matters.”

At least there are fab Franciscans out there who can butch this up!

Meanwhile, Bishop Schneider is planning not to have anything to do with this non-sense in Astana. Watch out Bishop, mean clerical gheys are going to attack your ministry of promoting Catholicism and call it “outdated18th century pietism.”

AMDG