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Why is Bp. Schneider who claims "a heretic & apostate..still belong[s] to the Catholic Church" making an exception for Fr. Martin, but giving pro-LGBT Francis a pass?: Schneider said "Fr. James Martin’s pro-LGBT agenda disqualifies him from being cardinal" according to LifeSite

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Bishop Athanasius Schneider speaks with LifeSiteNews in 2021LifeSiteNews

(LifeSiteNews) — Bishop Athanasius Schneider and Cardinal Gerhard Müller have said that Jesuit Father James Martin is not eligible for the office of cardinal due to his promotion of the homosexual agenda.

Schneider and Müller made the comments during two exclusive interviews with LifeSiteNews correspondent Jim Hale.

Recent online rumors claimed Pope Francis was considering making Martin a cardinal.

Müller, the former Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, described Martin as “absolutely incompetent and unqualified to be a cardinal or a representative of the Holy Roman Church.”

“He accuses me of not being obedient or conform to the current Pope, but I don’t need his [opinion]; I’ve written books on the papacy,” said Müller. “He is only promoting his homosexualist agenda [which is] in contradiction with the word of God.”

Schneider shared the cardinal’s sentiment.

“We cannot promote persons who are [constantly] undermining the truth with ambiguous actions and words, like Father Martin who is promoting sin in the Church,” he said. [ https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/bp-schneider-cdl-muller-say-fr-james-martins-pro-lgbt-agenda-disqualifies-him-from-being-cardinal/]

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Bp. Schneider, Cdl. Müller say Fr. James Martin's pro-LGBT agenda disqualifies him from being cardinal (LifeSiteNews) — Bishop Athanasius Schneider and Cardinal Gerhard Müller have said that Jesuit

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