By David Martin ——Bio and Archives--October 17, 2024

By Francis saying he will consider “openness to transgender people” as a criteria for appointing new U.S. bishops, it could mean he won't appoint bishops if they're not open to transgenders. Or it may very well be that appointing 'tranny' women as bishops might be Francis' way of appointing women bishops since a mutilated 'transgender' woman is still a woman by definition. There is no such thing as a "transgender."
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VATICAN CITY (LifeSiteNews) — Two people who participated in Pope Francis’ private meeting with New Ways Ministry on Saturday have attested that the Pope committed to consider “openness to transgender people” as a criteria for appointing new U.S. bishops.
According to Deacon Raymond Dever, who was cited in The Times, Francis was impacted by the closed-door meeting he had with LGBT activists.
The Times reported Dever – who was one of the 11 guests of Francis in the meeting – as saying that “Francis mentioned that situations experienced by [so-called] transgender people will be more on his mind.” -- More...
VATICAN: #PopeFrancis received Cardinals Joseph Tobin, Blase Cupich and Robert McElroy together in audience today.
— Michael Haynes ???????? (@MLJHaynes) October 10, 2024
They are 3 of 11 prelates from America at the Synod.
Tobin is a member of the Synod Ordinary Council. Cupich & McElroy are personal picks of the Pope at the Synod. pic.twitter.com/6GtDhk7mOn
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David Martin is the former moderator for St. Michaels Radio which is the one radio program of our time specializing in Catholic prophecy. He has also authored numerous articles on the Church and the Papacy which have appeared on various blogs and websites.
David presently resides in Los Angeles, California where for thirty years he has coordinated a Catholic ministry. He is a daily communicant in his parish church and strongly supports Benedict XVI’s aspiration to see the Traditional Latin Mass returned to every Catholic parish of the world.