Pope Leo XIV has appointed pro-synodality Bishop Pedro Luis Fuentes Valencia, C.P., to Military Ordinary for Bolivia, Life Site News reports.
Valencia is open to Holy Communion for active homosexuals and to the “ordination” of women to the diaconate. Moreover, in 2023, the Bolivian bishops’ conference quoted him as admonishing attendees that they must have “the courage to make a different Church.”
Does he want to “fundamentally transform” the Catholic Church?
Christianity?
If so, he is by no means the only Church leader who wishes to do so.
The Vatican itself (O.K., Pope Leo again) formally asked Catholics to ‘esteem’ other faiths in its latest document on interreligious dialogue and “fraternity.”
That Vatican document notes:
The defensive entrenchment in one’s own position and the view that proselytism is the only way to engage with the other no longer make sense in a world that increasingly resembles an interconnected and constantly evolving global village.
Let me translate: 1) It takes a village; 2) Truth is relative; 3) Evangelism is so yesterday, and speaking of Christ is not nearly as important as getting along with other religions, even those that want to convert, enslave, or kill us.
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As a Christian, this seems odd. Even hopeless and self-defeating. The document encourages “constant dialogue with cultures, religions, and consciences” in an effort to achieve “universal fraternity.”
Good luck with that. Do we really want to achieve ‘fraternity,” universal or otherwise, with terrorists, pedophiles, and fraudsters?
And then:
The poor, in all the forms their vulnerability may take, are the compass that allows us to know whether we are moving in the right direction.
Like, towards the poor? To be fair, we are watching the feminization, infantilization, and transing of nearly all mainline Christian churches — in real time. And they are mirroring the rest of society as they become gayer and more Marxist and drift further and further away from Biblical teaching and truth.
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So, Apostle Paul is out and RuPaul is in.
I’m sure he she will find Sharia Law to his her liking.
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