New Cardinals: These Are the Many Homosexual Propagandists
The English Dominican is a notorious homosexual activist and deeply personally affected by the homosexual ideology. There were rumors that Benedict XVI resisted efforts in England and Wales to make him a bishop.
By the end of 2024, Francis will have created 111 of the 140 electors (nearly 80 percent) in a Papal conclave.
Other Homosexual Activists
Guayaquil Archbishop Luis Gerardo Cabrera Herrera, Ecuador, welcomed the publication of the homosexual manifesto 'Fiducia Supplicans'. He said in 2023 that "we must respect homosexual people [he meant: homosexual sin], we must welcome them".
Presiding Bishop Pablo Virgilio David of Kalookan, Philippines, called 'Fiducia Supplicans' clear in its content and intent [which is true...]. In 2021, he defended Francis' support for homosexual civil concubinages, claiming that Francis was "not out to destroy our morals and orthodoxy" (sic).
Porto Alegre Archbishop Jaime Spengler, Brazil, has made a meteoric rise though the ecclesiastical ranks. Commentators on social media call him "terrible". In 2023, he welcomed 'Fiducia Supplicans' and the pseudo "blessing" of homosexuals: "When they approach asking for a blessing [for their homosexual sin], I imagine they are also looking for a word of comfort, hope and perhaps even the desire to face their own situation. We can’t deny it!"
Alger Archbishop Jean-Paul Vesco, Algeria, was among the North African bishops who broke with the continent's rejection of 'Fiducia Supplicans'. He said that the Catholic stance of the African bishops was "not what we wanted to convey to our dioceses."
Turin Archbishop Roberto Repole, Italy, "allowed" a priest to give the sacrament of confirmation to a male transvestite in 2022. He broke with then-existing Italian guidelines from 2003 that forbade changing baptismal records.
Tokyo Archbishop Tarcisio Isao, Japan, contributed to a book promoting homosexual ideology edited by a homosexual Protestant preacher. He also supports monthly homosexual Eucharists. Tarcisio Kikuchi has been head of Caritas International since 2023.
Other Curiosities
Lima Archbishop Carlos Gustavo Castillo Mattasoglio, Peru, is a worshipper of Pachamama and a direct opposite of his predecessor, Cardinal Cipriani Thorne (Opus Dei).
Father Fabio Baggio, 59, is and the Undersecretary for the Dicastery for Migrants.
The other office worker who becomes a Cardinal is Monsignor George Jacob Koovakad, 51, a priest of the Syro-Malabar rite whose job is to organise papal trips. The obvious Indian candidate would have been the leader of the Syro-Malabar Church, Major Archbishop Raphael Thattil.
Bishop Mykola Bychok, 44, a Redemptorist, is the Eparch of the Ukrainian Church in Melbourne, Australia. He is the youngest Cardinal. If Francis wanted a voting Cardinal from Australia, the obvious candidate would have been Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher, a critic of the "staged" ex-synod. Francis chose Monsignore Bychok over the more obvious candidate, Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk of Kyiv who had criticised Francis for not being sufficiently partisan in the Russian-Ukrainian war.
As for Argentina, the Cardinalate for Archbishop Vicente Bokalic Iglic of Santiago del Estero (instead of Archbishop Jorge García Cuerva of Buenos Aires) supports Francis' move to transfer the country's primatial see from Buenos Aires to Santiago del Estero.
The fig leaf among the many homosexual nominations comes from Africa: Abidjan Archbishop Ignace Dogbo, Ivory Coast, has been one of the most outspoken critics of 'Fiducia supplicans' among the African bishops.
Missing on the list are: Battaglia (Naples), Delpini (Milan), Gallagher (Vatican), Gómez (LA), Étienne (Seattle), Terlinden (Brussels), Ulrich (Paris), Rui Valério (Lisbon).
Through these latest appointments Francis has further undermined the office of cardinal and turned it into a booby prize for his misguided devotees.
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