A pornographic book allegedly written by Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernández, Archbishop of La Plata, appeared on social media on Monday.
post share Journalist Diane Montagna claimed that Fernandez, also known as “Tucho,” wrote a book called “Mystical Passions: Spirituality and Sexuality.” published Apparently, some chapters of this book are so pornographic that Montagna didn't feel comfortable sharing them online.
Among the viewers of this chapter: make concessions There is a lot of “enthusiasm” displayed in Fernández's work, which argues that sexuality and spirituality are uniquely intertwined as part of the human condition. according to To Catholic blogger Amy Welborn. The depiction is “bizarre and reflects stereotypes,” and at least one reader would call it “progressive.”one of the chapters I will explain A 16-year-old girl has a sensual encounter with Jesus Christ.
BREAKING NEWS: Three years after “The Art of Kissing”, a perverted and pornographic book written by DDF Secretary Cardinal Victor Fernández in 1998 has been discovered in Argentina. Its chapters 7, 8, and 9, entitled “Mystical Passion: Spirituality and Sensuality,” are too explicit to post here (1/2): pic.twitter.com/87SzbFcBkL
— Diane Montagna (@dianemontagna) January 8, 2024
“Besides all this, my main takeaway from this book is that Tucho’s landscape of orgasm as a spiritual conduit is missing one important thing: a baby. “Life. This book is about sexuality, about two people reaching orgasm together, and there's not a word, not a single mention, about the purpose of all this,” Welborn wrote. (Related article: “What about Jeffrey Epstein and the Clintons?”: Lawyer asks Alex Jones about pedophilia. As expected)
Fernandez also wrote an 80-page book published in 1995 called Heal Me with Your Mouth: The Art of Kissing, which focused on sex and passion. according to National Catholic Reporter. In it, he argued that couples who have lots of sex but don't kiss are “digging a love hole.”
He admitted that he was delayed by two years in receiving his accreditation as rector of the Catholic University of Argentina in 2009 because much of his work was anonymously sent to the Vatican.
