Knights of Malta Sponsor Degenerate Event with Drag Queen

VIENNA, Austria, December 3, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) ― More than 120 people answered a young Catholic hero’s summons to pray outside his nation’s most important cathedral while a sacrilegious pro-LGBT event happened inside.

 Alexander Tschugguel, 26, has released a video in which he described the rosary held outside Vienna’s St. Stephen’s Cathedral on the night of Saturday, November 30. “It was a wonderful evening,” he said. “So many fantastic people were here.”

 Tschugguel said that more than 120 people assembled and prayed three or more rosaries. They also sang Advent hymns. The Catholic activist, who became famous in October after removing pagan idols from a Catholic church in Rome and throwing them in the Tiber, was filmed by Gloria TV addressing the crowd in German.

 The group prayed for those who were attending the pro-LGBT “Believe Together” concert organized in St. Stephen’s Cathedral by the Austrian Knights of Malta and gay rights activist Gery Keszler. Ostensibly to raise funds for HIV/AIDS relief, the event featured Austria’s most famous drag queen Thomas Neuwirth.

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Schönborn Event Transformed "Into a Clear Pro-Homosexual Statement"

Political blogger Andreas Unterberger criticizes Schönborn after a controversial AIDS event in St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna - Yet with all the sympathy, the cardinal also held no memorial services for victims of cancer or circulatory diseases

Vienna (kath.net) "Ethically, he should not have done that, because he also has not organized any major memorial services for the victims of cancer or circulatory diseases or accidents." With clear criticism of the controversial AIDS event in St. Stephen's Cathedral on the 1st of December, Andreas Unterberger, the well-known Austrian political blogger, spoke up. The event was held in collaboration with Gery Keszler, the organizer of the controversial Life-Balls. At the ecumenical event, inter alia, the deviant Conchita Wurst also offered an intercessory prayer.

Although Unterberger, the former editor-in-chief of the Wiener Zeitung, praises Schönborn's criticism of the judgment of the Constitutional Court on gay marriage, he criticizes the fact that these "wise words" are thwarted by the event in St. Stephen's Cathedral. The Schönborn commitment had become a clear pro-homosexuality statement, "because AIDS is closely, if not exclusively, connected with the sexuality of this group."

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