"German network televises ‘Queer Mass’ sponsored by pro-LGBT diocesan community"

"A prominent German public-service television network broadcast a pro-LGBT 'Queer Mass' celebrated in the Catholic Diocese of Münster last week.

The October 26 televised Mass, which was organized by the Queergemeinde (Queer Community), the Diocese of Münster’s official 'LGBT ministry,' and celebrated at St. Anna Church in Mecklenbeck, was broadcast on ZDF, a prominent German public-service television network that broadcasts Catholic Masses or Protestant services weekly.

The Mass itself was celebrated by Father Karsten Weidisch, who wore blasphemous rainbow vestments and compared 'LGBT Catholics' with the Publican and the faithful who oppose same-sex 'marriage' as Pharisees during his homily. The Mass also featured rainbow-colored lights, rock music, as well as testimonies and a blasphemous meditation on the carrying of the cross from active homosexuals...

After his heterodox homily, Weidisch invited a man and a woman, each in active same-sex relationships, to share testimonies about how the Queergemeinde has impacted their lives.

The Münster diocese’s Queergemeinde was formed in 1999 as a home to Christian 'lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transgender people, intersex people, queers and various people,' per its website.

The priest affirmed them in their sinful lifestyles, quoting the late Pope Francis’ infamous 2013 'Who am I to judge?' remarks to reporters while speaking about homosexuals.

'I look into your life journeys, which encourage us to set out on our own life paths, from within the Church, within the faith community,' Weidisch said. 'And you all know that famous thought from 2013 when Pope Francis said, ‘If a person is homosexual but seeks God and is of good will, who am I to judge?''

During the distribution of Holy Communion, Jan Diekmann, a 'homosexual' man who is 'married' to another man, offered a meditation on how 'LGBT Catholics' have to carry because their perverted lifestyles are 'rejected' and 'excluded' by the Church, and how reception of the Holy Eucharist can help them carry this cross...

In recent years, several German prelates have contradicted Catholic teaching on same-sex 'marriage' and gender ideology. The German bishops’ heretical Synodal Way openly sought to change perennial Church teaching on matters like homosexuality, gender, and 'women’s 'ordination.'

A document approved by participants of the Synodal Way claims that sodomy is 'not a sin' and 'not to be judged as intrinsically evil.' Another document declared that 'transsexual' persons should be admitted to the priesthood.

Earlier this year, the German Bishops’ Conference (DBK) also published guidelines for 'blessings' of homosexual 'couples,' the divorced and civilly 'remarried,' and other irregular unions."