Bergoglio
Rewards
Ideological Collaborator
in Amoris Laetitia —
and Spiritual Pornographer —
with
Powerful Office of the DDF
Erotic Book I
Heal me with
your Mouth
the Art of Kissing
“You
don’t notice.
inattentive.
Your lips murder.
Your eyes don’t notice,
distracted
the wandering eyes that are preoccupied
before the divine flesh
of your mouth.
And you pensively miss
with that open mouth,
while you remain
the raving lunatics.
Come on down, my dear,
before you awaken
suddenly
someone desperate
with a terrible hickey.
How was God so cruel
as to give you that mouth…
There is no one who resists me
witch! [translated “bitch” in the English]
Victor M. Fernández
(emphases by Boston Catholic Journal)
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Erotic Author
and
Now
Cardinal
Victor
Manuel
Fernández
of
Argentina
(posing above, with “merse,”
a male “purse”)
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Erotic Book II
Mystical Passion:
Spirituality and Sensuality
“The Road to Orgasm”
“[There
is] “a kind of fulfilling orgasm
in our relationship with God, which does not imply
so much physical alterations, but simply that God
manages to touch the soul-corporeal center
of pleasure.”
“Let us remember that
God’s grace can coexist with
weaknesses and even with sins, when there is a very
strong conditioning. In those cases, the person
can do
things that are objectively sinful, without being
guilty,
and without losing the grace of God or the experience
of his love,””
(emphases
by Boston Catholic Journal)
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In a not-surprising move that has startled even the usually
supportive gallery of Bergoglio’s choir, Jorge has appointed former
Archbishop Victor Fernández of Argentina to the powerful post of head
of the (now-called) Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith.
And with it came a red hat for now Cardinal Fernández. It is a
puzzling move given Fernández’ lackluster theological credentials for
this historically intellectually high-caliber position — but, we must
emphasize, not given his admittedly “progressive” theological vision
which, he says, exceeds even that of Bergoglio’s! This does not bode
well for the Church.
At first glimpse, what shall we say of our new man in office? Let us
be charitable.
Perhaps it was simply “a night out on the town … with the boys,” but
this photo reveals nothing of the gravitas that we would expect of a
man to be appointed to one of the highest and authoritative offices
in the Roman Curia.
A man who has even once dressed and posed in this effeminate
manner, and, even more troubling still, who, had written not just
one, but two books salaciously titled Heal Me with Your
Mouth: The Art of Kissing, and Mystical Passion: Spirituality
and Sensuality with a chapter titled “The Road to Orgasm” should
— if only for the sake of avoiding compound scandal — should have been
excluded from so much as remote consideration for this office.
But not — not, if that person was Bergoglio’s ghost-writer
for his own deeply defective and scandalous Apostolic Exhortation
Amoris Laetitia (“The Joy of Love” — another title, almost
certainly deliberately evocative of the wildly popular and equally graphic
1972 sex manual “The Joy of Sex” by Alex Comfort).
Fernández’s
contribution to literature, to say nothing of theology, is not even
superficially academic; neither is it remotely edifying. It is
prurience.
Bergoglio may yet come to regret this “in-your-face-choice-because-I-can-make-it!”
appointment. Except for the down-payment I would say that the devil
is yet to be paid.
But then, pay-back has always been a bitch “witch,”
eh, Jorge?
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