‘Passionate’ pity party for perverts…
‘Queer Stations of the Cross’ in Austrian ‘Catholic’ Churches Focus on Suffering of Aberrosexual Refugees
© Judith Gramm
In the Vatican II Church, it has long been in vogue to make the Lenten-penitential Stations of the Cross devotion (aka Via Crucis or Way of the Cross) not so much about the Holy Passion of Our Blessed Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as about the ‘passion of man’ — sufferings experienced by men on account of wars, injustice, persecution, discrimination, etc.
Jorge Bergoglio (‘Pope Francis’), in particular, was a big fan of directing people away from the divine “Man of Sorrows” (Isaias 53:3) and point them to ‘suffering man’ instead:
- The Passion of Man: Francis’ Anthropocentric Stations of the Cross (2019)
- Way of the Cross in the Vatican: ‘Dear Jesus, only You know how hard it is to Wake Up every Morning after Wetting the Bed’ (2021)
- Vatican Newspaper Publishes Bishop’s Foreword to ‘Way of the Cross of a Gay Boy’ (2024)
In making the genuine Stations of the Cross, Catholics meditate on the sorrowful journey of the Lord Jesus from Pilate’s court to Mount Calvary, carrying the cross on his shoulders all the way to the place of His Crucifixion.… READ MORE
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