Author Topic: Francis Receives Sex-Changed Woman Her Fiance! (Read 3687 times)

Geremia · « **on:** January 26, 2015, 10:42:12 AM »

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Francis Receives Sex-Changed Woman & Her “Fiancée”

“He” is actually a She: Diego Neria Lejárraga

If you want a special private audience with the “Pope” nowadays, all you need to do is undergo sex-change surgery — at least it worked for a woman who goes by the name of Diego Neria Lejárraga and presents herself as a man because she underwent a surgical operation that converted her biological appearance from female to male. The money for this operation would have been better spent on brain surgery instead, but oh well.

Diego, who had written Francis a letter complaining about the terrible discrimination she’s experienced — including her own parish priest calling her “the Devil’s Daughter” — got a private phone call from the Pretend Pope Jore Bergoglio (“Francis”) on Christmas Eve 2014, inviting her and her (likewise female) fiancée to a private audience. Diego, you see, is about to “get married” — to a woman, of course.

Details of the meeting, which was not at all publicized, have not been revealed. Neria Lejárraga did not make a statement after the visit, which occurred on Saturday, January 24.

At this point, as this story is just breaking, there is very little information about the incident. We are aware only of the following sources:
“El Bendito Encuentro entre Francisco y Diego” (Hoy / Spanish Original)
“The Blessed Encounter between Francis and Diego” (Computerized English Translation)
“Transgender Man has Private Audience with Pope Francis” (Washington Blade / Sodomite Paper)
There is no doubt that there will be a schism within the Novus Ordo Sect in the not-too-distant future, as we have said before. Francis is pushing the envelope so much that a great number of people will simply no longer be able to take it:
How Long Until Schism? The Vatican II Church on the Brink of Chaos
A schism within the Vatican II church would be the icing on the cake for the Great Deception, as it would serve to keep even souls clearly opposed to Francis within the New Church one way or another, by offering people an alternate poison from which to die, under the guise of giving them a way out.

That schism is coming. It is stories like this one that add lots of fuel to an already raging fire.

JezusDeKoning · « **Reply #1 on:** January 26, 2015, 11:06:26 AM »

The priest that called her "the Devil's Daughter" is completely right. I think she deserves that title for mutilating herself what God has given her.

poche · « **Reply #2 on:** January 28, 2015, 12:30:29 AM »

He met with this person in private. He didn't go after the priest in the parish in question. What do you think he said? Sometimes we have to let some things go. Why should we be upset? Do you think that maybe because we haven't done what we think this person has done that we are particularly holier than her? Maybe he heard her confession. Such a person probably needed to go to confession. Sometimes I think people make mountains out of molehills.

BTNYC · « **Reply #3 on:** January 28, 2015, 12:54:19 AM »

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He met with this person in private. He didn't go after the priest in the parish in question. What do you think he said? Sometimes we have to let some things go. Why should we be upset? Do you think that maybe because we haven't done what we think this person has done that we are particularly holier than her? Maybe he heard her confession. Such a person probably needed to go to confession. Sometimes I think people make mountains out of molehills.

:heretic:

Context, Poche... Context...

In the context of all of the many other Bergoglian scandals with respect to the sodomite agenda in word, in action, and even in synod, why on earth should we read anything at all other than more scandal in this instance?

An open plea to Matthew: Please deliver us from this unrepentant Modernist's emotionalistic, falsely pious, poisonous treacle by banning him for good and all. How and why he's been tolerated on a Traditional Catholic forum for this long is utterly beyond me.

Croixalist · « **Reply #4 on:** January 28, 2015, 01:19:38 AM »

Pardon me friends, but burn it with fire! :heretic: :heretic: :heretic: :heretic: :heretic:

poche · « **Reply #5 on:** January 28, 2015, 01:26:50 AM »

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He met with this person in private. He didn't go after the priest in the parish in question. What do you think he said? Sometimes we have to let some things go. Why should we be upset? Do you think that maybe because we haven't done what we think this person has done that we are particularly holier than her? Maybe he heard her confession. Such a person probably needed to go to confession. Sometimes I think people make mountains out of molehills.

:heretic:

Context, Poche... Context...

In the context of all of the many other Bergoglian scandals with respect to the sodomite agenda in word, in action, and even in synod, why on earth should we read anything at all other than more scandal in this instance?

An open plea to Matthew: Please deliver us from this unrepentant Modernist's emotionalistic, falsely pious, poisonous treacle by banning him for good and all. How and why he's been tolerated on a Traditional Catholic forum for this long is utterly beyond me.

How is his private meeting with this person promoting the sodomite agenda? This person probably needs to go to confession. Sometimes people need to be listened to. But then after you listen to them you can give them the individual catechesis that they need.
Obviously this person has some major problems but beware of thinking of yourself as particularly holier than she is. We can conjecture and we could be wrong while God sees the interior of the heart and his judgment is what matters.

2Vermont · « **Reply #6 on:** January 28, 2015, 04:21:51 AM »

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He met with this person in private. He didn't go after the priest in the parish in question. What do you think he said? Sometimes we have to let some things go. Why should we be upset? Do you think that maybe because we haven't done what we think this person has done that we are particularly holier than her? Maybe he heard her confession. Such a person probably needed to go to confession. Sometimes I think people make mountains out of molehills.

Very doubtful, and if "he" did, "he" didn't make a true purpose of amendment. In the reports, he also says that, after meeting with Francis, he will be having a "family" with his "wife" and was at peace.

Francis strikes again. Do you really think he told him the Truth given his reactions to the meeting?

JezusDeKoning · « **Reply #7 on:** January 28, 2015, 02:45:40 PM »

Quote from: poche

Quote from: BTNYC
Quote from: poche
He met with this person in private. He didn't go after the priest in the parish in question. What do you think he said? Sometimes we have to let some things go. Why should we be upset? Do you think that maybe because we haven't done what we think this person has done that we are particularly holier than her? Maybe he heard her confession. Such a person probably needed to go to confession. Sometimes I think people make mountains out of molehills.

:heretic:

Context, Poche... Context...

In the context of all of the many other Bergoglian scandals with respect to the sodomite agenda in word, in action, and even in synod, why on earth should we read anything at all other than more scandal in this instance?

An open plea to Matthew: Please deliver us from this unrepentant Modernist's emotionalistic, falsely pious, poisonous treacle by banning him for good and all. How and why he's been tolerated on a Traditional Catholic forum for this long is utterly beyond me.

How is his private meeting with this person promoting the sodomite agenda? This person probably needs to go to confession. Sometimes people need to be listened to. But then after you listen to them you can give them the individual catechesis that they need.
Obviously this person has some major problems but beware of thinking of yourself as particularly holier than she is. We can conjecture and we could be wrong while God sees the interior of the heart and his judgment is what matters.

It's promoting the sodomite agenda because it's gonna make people think the Church thinks trannies and other body-mutilating pieces of demonic sewage like this are OK in the eyes of God! "He" doesn't need "listening to", he needs someone to tell him that he is destined to Eternal Fire if this keeps up. I would even go further and suggest that in a state that professed true Catholicism, such mutilators of the will of Providence would get the sword - indeed, they may even deserve it for such a heinous crime.

Poche, please, I implore you. Get out of the Modernist Church. It is poisoning your mind.

Charlemagne · « **Reply #8 on:** January 28, 2015, 08:38:31 PM »

I think many Novus Ordites are finally starting to ask themselves regarding Jorge Bergoglio: Just who is this man?

JezusDeKoning · « **Reply #9 on:** January 28, 2015, 10:14:12 PM »

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I think many Novus Ordites are finally starting to ask themselves regarding Jorge Bergoglio: Just who is this man?

If they can question Bergoglio when they took both Paul VI and Jan Pawel II at face value and went along with it, he's truly something.

Viva Cristo Rey · « **Reply #10 on:** January 29, 2015, 12:54:41 AM »

2,000 people murdered in Nigeria along with Catholic Churches being burnt to the ground
And yet Rome makes sɛҳuąƖ perversion a priority.

Croixalist · « **Reply #11 on:** January 29, 2015, 08:14:34 AM »

Perhaps Francis was consulting this "person" for his own transition to "Pope Frances".

ggreg · « **Reply #12 on:** January 29, 2015, 08:22:32 AM »

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2,000 people murdered in Nigeria along with Catholic Churches being burnt to the ground
And yet Rome makes sɛҳuąƖ perversion a priority.

That's hardly surprising, since a huge proportion of them are manifestly queers.

Thurifer7 · « **Reply #13 on:** January 29, 2015, 05:35:12 PM »

Quote from: poche

He met with this person in private. He didn't go after the priest in the parish in question. What do you think he said? Sometimes we have to let some things go. Why should we be upset? Do you think that maybe because we haven't done what we think this person has done that we are particularly holier than her? Maybe he heard her confession. Such a person probably needed to go to confession. Sometimes I think people make mountains out of molehills.

Um do you realize that this individual is a public notorious sinner?

Do you realize that his/her priest is morally obligated to tell this person to repent otherwise they will burn in hell for all eternity? And that this extends to any cleric who meets with them and knows about this sin? Including the bishop of Rome?

A public sinner like that requires a public rebuke. And yes it's humiliating.

Otherwise, by remaining silent, it looks like Pope Francis is condoning sins of mutilation.

poche · « **Reply #14 on:** January 30, 2015, 11:15:12 PM »

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He met with this person in private. He didn't go after the priest in the parish in question. What do you think he said? Sometimes we have to let some things go. Why should we be upset? Do you think that maybe because we haven't done what we think this person has done that we are particularly holier than her? Maybe he heard her confession. Such a person probably needed to go to confession. Sometimes I think people make mountains out of molehills.

Um do you realize that this individual is a public notorious sinner?

Do you realize that his/her priest is morally obligated to tell this person to repent otherwise they will burn in hell for all eternity? And that this extends to any cleric who meets with them and knows about this sin? Including the bishop of Rome?

A public sinner like that requires a public rebuke. And yes it's humiliating.

Otherwise, by remaining silent, it looks like Pope Francis is condoning sins of mutilation.

As a notorious sinner this person is a very confused individual
I agree the priest is obliged to tell this person that what she is doing is wrong. And anybody else who knows about this sin.
When this person met with the Holy Father he also would tell her the same thing. However the meeting in private where this person has an opportunity to go to confession is also an opportunity for the Holy Father to effect a reconciliation of this person to the Catholic church.
"There is more joy in Heaven over the conversion of one sinner than over the 99 others who have no need of conversion" - Jesus