The Vatican’s perversion comes to light after the revelation of an erotic story about Jesus written by a cardinal who blesses the LGBT community.

Recently, the prefect of the Vatican’s doctrinal office, Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández, expressed regret for having written a book in the 1990s that addressed topics of “spirituality and sensuality” and narrated an alleged erotic mystical encounter between Jesus Christ and a teenage girl.

In an interview, the cardinal admitted that he would not write his 1998 book titled “Mystical Passion: Spirituality and Sensuality” again, which contains explicit commentary on the differences between male and female sexual responses, describes divine love as a “mystical orgasm,” and suggests that someone can engage in homosexual behavior without being guilty.

“Let us remember that God’s grace can coexist with weaknesses and even with sins, when there is a very strong conditioning. In those cases, a person may do objectively sinful things, without being guilty and without losing God’s grace or the experience of His love,” he wrote in one of the chapters of the book.

In a chapter dedicated to the relationship between * “God and the orgasm in couple,”* Fernández explains that it is possible to experience “a kind of full enjoyment in our connection with God, which does not necessarily involve physical changes, but rather that God manages to have an impact on our emotional and bodily balance.”

In another section of the book, Fernández explores the disparity between male and female sexuality in relation to pornography, highlighting that “a woman is less attracted than a man to look at photographs that include violent sexual scenes, images of orgies, and the like.”

“This does not mean that she is less excited by hardcore pornography, but that she enjoys it and values it less,” he added.

Fernández, who has been leading the Vatican’s Department for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF) since last summer and serves as a theological advisor to the Pope, also recounted a supposedly mystical encounter narrated by a 16-year-old girl who claimed to have witnessed Jesus submerging himself in the Sea of Galilee and then kissing her entire body while the Virgin Mary watched approvingly.

Explaining that the book was intended for young couples who wanted to better understand the spiritual meaning of their relationships, Fernández mentioned that he never allowed it to be reprinted once he realized it could be misunderstood.

“That’s why I don’t think it’s good to spread it now.  In fact, I have not authorized it and it is against my will,” he stated.

Fernández’s controversial statements in the DDF documents have sparked criticism among conservative Catholic leaders worldwide.

The recent guide * “Fiducia Supplicans,”* issued on December 18, has faced opposition from numerous bishops, especially in Africa and Eastern Europe.

In response to the criticisms, Fernández issued a detailed clarification last week, explaining that the episcopal conferences should not be interpreted as contradicting the doctrine since the document is clear and definitive in its position on marriage and sexuality.

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