Elmar Mäder, former Commander of Swiss Guard says gay clergy put loyalty to each other before anything else including the Church
A former Commander of the Swiss Guard, Elmar Mäder, has confirmed the allegation that there is a gay lobby in the Holy See comprising of very senior clergy who put loyalty to each other before anything else. Elmar Mäder says that gay clergy in the Holy See form a secret society or net work held together by loyalty and blackmail.
Schweiz am Sonntag reports:
‘The former Commander does not deny the existence of the much mentioned gay lobby in the Vatican, quite the contrary: “I cannot refute the claim that there is a homosexual network,” Mäder affirms. “My experience speaks for the existence of such [a network].”
Mäder talks “generally speaking about the homosexual network.” And these statements are themselves significant. “A work environment in which the vast majority consists of unmarried men is by itself a magnet for homosexuals, whether they seek it consciously or are unconsciously following an urge,” says the former Commander of the Swiss Guards. “The Roman Curia is certainly this kind of environment. Just as it is unsurprising that pedophiles are to be found in many environments such as schools or sports clubs.”
Mackey makes it clear that homosexuality itself poses no problem
for him. Even the Church does not condemn «Homosexuality itself, because
they are there, obviously.”
But Mäder sees threats to the security of the Pope. His statement
is explosive: “I have learned that many homosexuals tend to be loyal to
each other rather than to other persons or institutions. If this loyalty
goes so far as to become a network, or even a kind of secret society, I
would not be able to tolerate within my decision-making area. In the
Vatican, decisive people now seem to feel the same way.”
This clearly means Mäder agrees with Pope Francis, who said at a
private audience: “Yes, there is a ‘gay lobby’ [in the Curia]. We need
to see what we can do about it.” That even a man with a deep knowledge
of the Vatican as Mäder called the network a “secret society” will lead
to turmoil in Rome.
The mistrust of the former Commander of the Swiss Guards [regarding
homosexuals] is clear in his following statement: “I have even asked
myself the hypothetical question, would I have promoted a homosexual?
No, I would not have.” Mäder explained this difficult statement as
follows: “Not in fact because of his homosexuality, but because I can
only have an absolutely loyal cadre in the security profession. The risk
of disloyalty would have been too great for me.”
Why is this network dangerous? Not because homosexuals are dangerous people themselves or bound to promote “conspiracies”, but because, as Mäder describes, in order to protect themselves,active homosexuals and their friends end up trading their loyalties to their superiors and the Institution founded by Christ for personal loyalties and blackmail. That is, since they know it is both wrong and condemned by permanent Catholic doctrine and practice, they create an underground loyalty network, and their loyalties go to their accomplices rather than to the Bride of Christ.’
Protect the Pope comment: Elmar Mäder’s concerns about the gay lobby in the Holy See that puts loyalty to each other before anything else raises concerns about the influence of groups of gay clergy that are rumoured to exist in our own country. And what Rorate Caeli says about the Vatican gay lobby equally applies to the ‘gay mafia’ in other local churches, which makes for a toxic cocktail of self-protection, loyalty and blackmail that poisons the Church. How many decisions are being taken throughout the Church that are based on the self-interests of these groups of gay clergy and are not based on the true well-being of the Church? Is our future being sacrificed by their overriding interest in self-protection as a group held together by personal loyalties and blackmail? Do they use their positions of influence in the Church to marginalise, undermine, and remove anyone who challenges or threatens any member of this gay clergy club?