Reformed Catholic Church leaders want to give the impression that the Catholic Church in Venezuela is divided

• VHeadline reader Mark Nelson of Toronto, Ontario, Canada has asked us to
  publish this letter as "a matter of urgency"...

I commend Archbishop Roberto Luckert of Coro and vice president of the Venezuelan Bishops'' Conference for deploring the founding of the self-proclaimed "Reformed Catholic Church," whose leaders have aligned themselves publicly with "Bolivarian Socialism" and are receiving financial backing from the thinly disguised totalitarian government of Hugo Chavez.

The leaders of the Reformed Catholic Church want to give the impression that the Catholic Church in Venezuela is divided. They are going to dress like priests, baptize and confirm, with everything paid for by the government, which seeks in dictatorial fashion to destroy the Catholic Church and has not been able to so. Nor will it's evil agenda succeed.

The leaders of the church have no authority from the Catholic Church. The people of Venezuela should know that the priest that is leading the reform group of heretics has asked to be freed from his ministry.

The supposed bishop they are going to ordain on July 29 was scandalously living with a woman and her children outside of marriage. His name is Jon Jen Shu Garcia, and he's a young soldier of the National Guard who belongs to the military chaplaincy. The other leader is a former priest who left the priesthood some time ago and married, and during an interview in Panama he said that his vocation was conquered by love. We are dealing with two priests who have resigned. Their motivation is lust over love and the destruction of Catholicism.

The worst part is that this is being paid for by the government which has contracted Anglican priests from Canada, Mexico and Peru. They are going to dress like priests, baptize and confirm, with everything paid for by the government, while the people are going hungry.

With kind regards,
Mark Nelson
marknelson34@hotmail.com
45 Lyall Avenue
Toronto, Ontario.
Canada.
(416) 481-4659

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