Two cardinals denounced a "plague of the homosexual agenda in the Church" and accused gays of sexual abuse

Two ultra-conservative cardinals denounced Wednesday "the plague of the homobadual agenda" that plagues the church and urged the bishops of the world summoned Thursday by Pope Francis to the Vatican to fight against this phenomenon.

"The scourge of the homobadual agenda has spread throughout the Church, fomented by organized networks and protected by a climate of complicity and silence.", denounced the two cardinals, the American Raymond Burke and the German Walter Brandmüller.

The denunciation was made on the eve of the opening at the Vatican of an exceptional three-day summit with the presidents of the 114 Episcopal Conferences around the world to combat pedophilia within the Church.

"The roots of this phenomenon are obviously in this atmosphere of materialism, relativism and hedonism, where the existence of an absolute moral law, that is to say without exceptions, is openly debated, "say the cardinals.

For the two cardinals, known for their conservative positions, they recognize that "the horrible crime of child abuse"It's serious and they consider that it has spread "not so much because of clericalism" and abuses of power within the Church, but because "this has moved away from the truth of l & # 39; Gospel ".

The Cardinals consider that a "deep disorder" reigns and that the "Catholic world is disoriented".

Pope Francis is one of the greatest critics of the clericalism that reigns in the church, that is to say, the deviant way in which it is designed to be a clergy, as a caste superior, who acts as master and not a servant.

"Given this phenomenon (homobaduality), cardinals and bishops are silent, will you also remain silent at the meeting convened by the Vatican on February 21?" provocation tone to the presidents of the episcopal conferences of the planet.

In a letter sent to Francisco, they accused him of confusing the Church and asked, without obtaining it, an answer to his "doubts" about his recommendations concerning the family.

(With information from AFP)