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Francis/Fr. Martin "Propaganda" used by "Homopredator Priest" to Groom Sex Abuse Victim

Today, Fr. John Zuhlsdorf spoke of a "Special Report: Inside the Mind of a Homopredator Priest":

"[T]his perverted, twisted, probably possessed priest [Fr. Robert Deland presently in Michigan State Prison was caught on tape grooming a sex abuse victim using]... manipulations... [that] sounded very much like the homosexualist propaganda of a highly visible Jesuit [Fr. James Martin].... 'It's okay to feel this way... Be who you are! I love you anyway.'"
(Fr. Z's Blog, "@Church_Miltant report on a twisted priest-predator has a familiar ring," May, 23, 2019)

The Pope Francis appointed Vatican consultant Fr. James Martin's bridge to hell propaganda becomes even more clear when you substitute the word sex abuser for LGBT and his other gay activist language as quoted from his WMOF speech in the Catholic Herald:

- Headline: "Fr. James Martin critiques 'sex-abuserphobic' pastors at WMOF"

- "'[W]elcome sex abuser persons'... into parish life."

- "Don't reduce sex abuser people to the call to chastity."

-"The priest said those with 'sex-abuserphobic' pastors, 'either silently or overtly,' are 'out of luck.'"

-"[L]isten to sex abuser parishioners;. 'trust that the Holy Spirit will guide them'... rather than 'simply repeating Church teachings without considering their sex abuse lived experience."
(Catholic Herald, August 23, 2017)

Don't forget Church Militant's September 20, 2017 headline where we substitute sex abuser for homosexual:

- "Father Martin: Sex abusers not Bound to Chastity"

The point is there is no reason under the sun not to justify sex abuser behavior if one uses Martin and Francis language or propaganda in justifying gay behavior in the Church.

There is no reason not to justify sex abuse crimes using Francis/Martin-speak when one substitutes sex abuser for gay:

- "Who am I to judge" sex abusers.

- "God made you like this" sex abuser.

- That is the "lived experience" of sex abusers.

- Sex abuser "discrimination... should be avoided."

Here is one that even conservative Catholics were using in the earlier part of the McCarrick scandal:

"It is consensual" so it's not that big a deal and can be taken care of in the confessional.

What Fr. Z said of Martin applies to Francis:

"[T]his is part of a larger, concerted effort to normalize sodomy, which is a sin that 'cries to heaven'... Martin's talk is a nightmare of manipulation and misdirection... they use 'lived experience' to justify whatever the hell they want."
(Fr.Z's Blog, "@JamesMartinSJ talk at #WMOF18," August 23, 2018)

The Francis/Martin language "is a nightmare of manipulation and misdirection" that is a bridge to hell.

Pray an Our Father now for the restoration of the Church.



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