Cardinal Reinhard Marx marks ‘20 years of queer worship and pastoral care’ at St. Paul parish church, Munich, southern Germany, March 13, 2022.
Posted on 03/14/2022 3:37:15 PM PDT by ebb tide
Speaking at the Mass, the cardinal said: 'I desire an inclusive Church. A Church that includes all who want to walk the way of Jesus.'
Speaking at the Mass, the cardinal said: 'I desire an inclusive Church. A Church that includes all who want to walk the way of Jesus.'
Cardinal Reinhard Marx marks ‘20 years of queer worship and pastoral care’ at St. Paul parish church, Munich, southern Germany, March 13, 2022.
MUNICH, Germany — Cardinal Reinhard Marx celebrated a Mass marking “20 years of queer worship and pastoral care” in Munich, southern Germany, on Sunday.
The archbishop of Munich and Freising offered the Mass on March 13 at St. Paul parish church, near Munich’s Theresienwiese, where the annual Oktoberfest is celebrated, reported CNA Deutsch, CNA’s German-language news partner.
Speaking at the Mass, the cardinal said: “I desire an inclusive Church. A Church that includes all who want to walk the way of Jesus.”
He added that a synodal Church means being open, learning, and always breaking out anew in faith, in the search for the “possibilities of God,” as well as “in the question of what we have to say about sexuality and what we have to say about people’s relationships.”
The 68-year-old prelate, who is a member of Pope Francis’ Council of Cardinal Advisers, also said: “The kingdom of God is to discover that God is Love — in all its dimensions.” This included the sexual dimension but was not limited to it, he added.
“All human relationships must be marked by the primacy of Love. Then they can be accepted by God,” he said.
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When did Karl Marx become a RC priest?
Ping
The church already includes all those who walk in the way of Jesus, by definition. But that’s not what Marx wants.
You would think a Cardinal would have to be a Christian at the very least. In the current Catholic Church, obviously not.
“...Years of Queer Worship....”
Sounds like a gay old time.
To "walk the way of Jesus" means walking in a specific way. Picking up one's cross, then walking down a narrow road, avoiding the many sins on either side.
No mortal man can walk that road perfectly. But those who indulge their sins, express Pride in their sins, and demand the world Celebrate their sins, do not want "to walk the way of Jesus."
So how is “queer worship and pastoral care” different from just plain old regular worship and pastoral care? Or maybe I don’t want to know.
If we are not yet in the end times, we must be getting close.
Salva nos, Domine. (Save us, O Lord.)
Maybe they ought to worship God instead of queers.
we Catholics know where we stand.....the priests and bishops and cardinals and even the pope is NOT the Catholic church...
Ewwwww!!!
One way or another, the LGBTXYZ will alienate you. If you try to tolerate them, you’re asking for trouble.
Nail hit squarely on the head.
Very well said!
There's a world of difference between someone struggling with temptation and sin looking to Christ for help and salvation vs someone who practices and takes pride in their sin.
The gospel is the gospel of "grace and truth". If we believe the NT is the inspired Word of God, then Cardinal Marx must have skipped over Romans 1, which clearly condemns homosexual behavior as being sinful. The gospel describes a woman caught in adultery and ready to be stoned. Jesus told her that he didn't condemn her but he went further - "go and sin no more". Grace is not a ticket to sin, as some in St. Paul's day wrongly taught.
Pathetic creature. So sad that some look up to him...
He just needs to openly support abortion and my predictions about the poop have come true.
Cardinal Marx worships queers?
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