Blasphemous Display Removed From Catholic Church

Transgressing moonbats can still be forced to step back, even in New York City, where the Church of St. Paul the Apostle has removed a display characterizing God as transsexual:

TheBlaze previously reported that the liberal-leaning parish featured a display entitled “God is Trans: A Queer Spiritual Journey” next to the altar.

The display consisted of several paintings by Adah Unachukwu that supposedly mapped “the queer spiritual journey by three significant points: Sacrifice, Identity, and Communion.”

The display informed parishioners that “There is no devil.” Actually, there is a Devil, and he has infiltrated churches under the guise of political correctness. Pushback must be forceful and sustained, or Christianity will be subordinated to moonbattery just as the media and education establishments have been.

Manhattan’s Church of St. Paul the Apostle has already fallen:

The church, which is run by the Paulist Fathers, runs a ministry called “Out at St. Paul,” which the parish’s website says is “our ministry and outreach to the Gay, Lesbian, Bi, Trans, and Queer community.”

The ministry has a website and a Facebook page. “The love of God affirms trans kids, protects trans kids, listens to trans kids, fights for trans kids, delights in trans kids,” reads the description of one featured photo.

Soon the same rhetoric will be applied to small children who can only be who they are by engaging in gay sex with adults.

Some sanity remains. The blasphemous display has been removed and the Archdiocese of New York is investigating. Let’s hope the church is restored to Christian hands and reconsecrated.

On tips from ABC of the ANC and Blackjack.

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