Fr. Javier Aizpún comments on the recent invasion of Spanish territory in North Africa:
"Our Lady of Africa, patroness of Ceuta, may she drive the reconquest of Morocco and its conversion to Christianity. What Queen Isabella the Catholic left undone, let us know how to finish."
Too bad the man in Rome isn't able to speak with such clarity and truth. In the meanwhile, the COE's diversity hire's busy showing up for photo ops on her cringey apologize to Africa campaign. Pathetic, useless, virtue signaling exhausting DEI slop, but the serpent is a subtle beast.
African Christians don't take kindly to wymxn priestesses, much less Archbishop figure leaderenes. Problem, especially if you're a priestess nominally in charge of the show. Solution? Give the recalcitrant Africans 100 million GBP in diversity bribe money. Sorted. Big soy lattes all 'round.
Our Lady of Africa, pray for us,
LSP
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It always seems that there is a historic joining of priestesses and pagan rites. Why is that, LSP? And what is the take-away?
Spain certainly doesn't need British Church leadership as an example; but they shouldn't look to the US either. Don't forget that our White House's top cleric is a thrice-married female Prosperity Gospel preacher. Between her an the COE's top bishop, it speaks volumes about the state of Anglosphere spirituality.
My dear LL, the takeaway is this. Pagans have priestesses, Christians don't.
God reveals Himself to us as Father, and the priesthood reflects and embodies that.
Of course these are alien and hateful terms to the Cultural Marxist.
Oh, Nightwind, I totally agree.
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