Ambiguity Goes on with Francis and the Question of Blessing Same-Sex Unions

Wolves are in the sheepfold dressed in clerics, pectoral crosses, and even papal white!

Francis has made it clear from the moment he stepped out on the balcony at St. Peter's that he will do everything he can to advance acceptance of the LGBTQ+ agenda. On his visit to the U.S. in 2015 he held a "private" meeting with a same-sex couple showing great enthusiasm and hugging the two men. It was filmed and widely shared amidst gay euphoria. 

On the other hand, Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who refused to register same-sex "marriages," who says she also met privately with the pope, has no such photos to share. That "secret" meeting at the Vatican embassy was given the silent treatment. Try to find a photo of Davis and her husband with the pope! You won't. 

The backgroound of the meeting with Davis is interesting. Here's a portion of what CBS News reported. Note the cast of characters involved: Fr. Tom Rosica, liar and plagiarist extraordinaire who resigned from Salt and Light in disgrace and Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, former papal nuncio, who has vigorously fought the corruption in the Church. Here's a bit from the CBS report:

Fr. Tom Rosica, and assistant to Lombardi [Vatican spokesman at the time], told CBS News that the meeting was arranged solely by the nuncio.

The Liberty Counsel, an organization that actively opposes gay rights, disputes that the meeting was unsolicited by the Vatican.

The Liberty Council said in a statement that Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano personally spoke with Kim Davis about the invitation to meet with the pope during his trip to the United States. "The private meeting request was unsolicited and facilitated by Vatican officials," says the statement from Liberty Counsel.

Davis is an Apostolic Christian, spent five days in jail for defying a series of federal court orders to issue same-sex marriage licenses after the Supreme Court legalized gay marriage across the country.

Last year the Supreme Court refused to take Davis' appeal of the federal court ruling against her. 

Fast forward eight years. The LGBTQ+ juggernaut continues aided and abetted by the pope. All one has to do to understand that is to note radical homosexualist Fr. James Martin's assignment as a consultor to the Vatican communications office. Add to that the pope tapping him to attend the Synod which is now in progress and likely to further advance the gay agenda with the assistance of Martin's and many other gay-supporting radicals at the meeting.

Which brings me to an excellent article by Monica Miller about the question on the table: blessing same-sex unions. 

Understanding Pope Francis’ Response to Same-Sex Union Blessings

With the synod and the pope's continuous ambiguous statements, we are watching Catholic doctrine on marriage and sexuality undermined at the synod. Just like the pope told the Argentine bishops their interpretation of Amoris Laetitia allowing Communion for the divorced and remarried in some situations (which will gradually morph into all situations) was correct; he now is saying priests can decide for themselves about blessings for gay unions...but, of course, it won't be "marriage." And already some of the wolves in clerics, like Bishop John Stowe of Lexington, KY are hot to curse those poor disordered individuals engaged in mortal sin with "blessings." 

Anyone with eyes to see can tell that Francis is a wolf in sheep's clothing. He isn't the first wolf to sit in Peter's chair. Let's pray he's the last. We know what God says about the wolves in the sheepfold.  "Woe to the pastors, that destroy and tear the sheep of my pasture, saith the Lord. Therefore thus saith the Lord the God of Israel to the pastors that feed my people: You have scattered my flock, and driven them away, and have not visited them: behold I will visit upon you for the evil of your doings, saith the Lord." [Jeremiah 23:1-2]

I recommend Monica's article:

Understanding Pope Francis’ Response to Same-Sex Union Blessings