In Spain, Misiones Salesianas, which is supposed to follow the vision and charism of Saint John Bosco, has brought four indigenous women from the Venezuelan Amazon on a three-week tour that includes meetings with feminist movements and organizations promoting LGBT causes.
This freak road show runs from September 15 to October 6 and will take the four women—Lisa Lynn Henrito Percy, María Arana, Norayma Ángel, and Crusita Yuvisay—through Madrid, the Basque Country, and Navarre to promote what has deceptively been labelled environmental and human-rights work.
Let me fix that for them: to promote the worship of Lucifer and lead souls to hell. There. Done. It’s a pleasure.
The Salesian project bears the title Classrooms in Action in the Face of the Climate Emergency: Alternatives to the Development Model from the Decolonial Feminism of the Women Defenders of the Orinoco.
This title alone is enough to make me run to the bathroom again.
According to the organizers, the visitors will participate not merely in discussions about mining and environmental destruction, but also in workshops and meetings with feminist movements and LGBT advocacy groups.
Leo, Francis, and Satan must be high-fiving each other.
I don’t know if demons inspire these people to come up with these labels, but apparently “decolonial feminism” is a movement that claims Western colonialism imposed particular understandings of sex, gender, and heterosexuality upon indigenous societies.
In other words, those terrible Catholics who civilized the pagan world dared to introduce God’s plan for men and women to these idol-worshiping nations, and now the Synodal Church is more than willing to help them undo that.
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