Roberto de Mattei.
RadioRomaLibera
October 27, 2019
When it ends,
the Amazon Synod will go down in history as the Pacha Mama Synod.
Who is Pacha Mama? She is the Earth Goddess, a pagan divinity venerated by the Synod Fathers gathered in Rome over these past weeks. The image of Pacha Mama [first]made its appearance in the Vatican Gardens, on October 4, on the eve of the Amazon Synod.
During a ceremony led by an Indian woman of the
Amazon, in the presence of Pope Francis and some cardinals, two wooden statues
of Pacha Mama, represented by two naked, pregnant women facing each other, were
adored, while another statue portrayed a naked male subject, ready for the
sexual act.
On October 8, the Pacha Mama statue reappeared in the
Church of Santa Maria in Traspontina, first of all in a basket, then in a canoe carried into the Church during another pagan ceremony
organized by the Pan-Amazonian Ecclesial Network (REPAM). In a side chapel of
Santa Maria Traspontina a poster was hung to show that “everything is connected”,
in line with the teachings of Pope Francis’s Laudato si. In this you can see the photo of an animal, a small mammal, sucking the breast of an
indigenous woman carrying a baby on the other arm.
Until October
21, the Pacha Mama statues were located in the Church of Traspontina, where
each day an Amazonia ritual of a magic and esoteric nature i.e. diabolic, took
place, called: “Moments of Amazonian Spirituality”.
On October 21, some courageous
Catholics entered the profaned Church, picked up the Pacha Mama pagan statues and
carried them to the Ponte Sant’Angelo, where they threw them into the Tiber. It
was a symbolic act, taking place at the foot of the Castle pinnacled by St.
Michael, deserving of our praise, but above all, it pleased Heaven.
The indignation of the Angels and Saints about what is
happening is far, far greater than ours. We entreat them to increase our love
for God and our rejection of every idolatrous, pagan act and word.
Source:https://www.radioromalibera.org/cultura-cattolica/analisi-e-commenti/il-sinodo-di-pacha-mama/
Translation:
Contributor Francesca Romana
