Leo XIV Stuffed Media Dicastery with 
Personnel
On April 9, 2026, the Holy See Press Office announced that Pope Leo XIV appointed the listed figures as members of the Dicastery for Communication:
Curia Cardinal Luis Tagle, 68, Philippines
He is considered emotionally instable and holds pro-homosexual views: “The harsh words that were used in the past to refer to homosexuals and divorced and separated people, the unwed mothers, et cetera, in the past they were quite severe,” Tagle told a Catholic youth conference in London in 2015.
In 2017, he led a social media initiative in the Philippines called the Lazarus Project, to call for homosexual acceptance in churches. In 2019, he called on Catholic youth to stop discriminating against homosexual people.
Furthermore, Cardinal Tagle believes that there is no all-encompassing answer to adultery: “Every situation for those who are divorced and remarried is quite unique. To have a general rule might be counterproductive in the end.”
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“Why, I ask, O damnable sodomites, do you seek after the height of ecclesiastical dignity with such burning ambition? Why do you seek with such longing to snare the people of God in the web of your perdition?” St. Peter Damian
Gay Mafia final stages of metastasis in the Mystical Body of Christ day of reckon
around the corner.
Saint Peter Damien wrote this one thousand years ago.
Doubt that your "day of reckon" will be anytime soon.
Didn't have nukes back then and the Orange man very unstable
You may be right.
Fatima and Akita point to a crescendo of evil
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Archbishop Ryan Jimenez of Guam has expressed an inclusive stance towards the LGBTQ+ community, this includes individuals who identify as gay or are in relationships outside of traditional marriage.
Emphasis on Love and Respect:
He has stressed that "love makes the world go \'round" and that the Church is fundamentally about love, and therefore, LGBTQ+ individuals cannot be disregarded.
Acknowledging Pope Francis's Stance:
He has referenced Pope Francis's 2013 statement, "If a person is gay and seeks God and has good will, who am I to judge?" This suggests an alignment with the Pope's inclusive approach to LGBTQ+ individuals.
No surprise, here, but if you think about it, it would be a challenge to identify any priest or prelate in the leadership of the Conciliar Church who is not homosexual, homosexual-leaning, or homosexual-supportive.
Carpet bombing Catholic civilisation without any remorse. He wants that particular civilisation destroyed.