Liberia: PYJ Digs Into Catholic Gays--Demands Thorough Clean-Up in Liberian Catholic Churches And Stop Sodomizing Kids

The Spokesman for all the Liberian warlords, former Field Marshall General of the Independent National Patriotic Front of Liberia (INPFL), Prince Y. Johnson has sounded a caveat to the Catholic Church of Liberia to critically concentrate on the nefarious practice of sodomization of the children in the churches, something vehemently condemned and robustly opposed by the Almighty God as reflected in the Holy Bible regarding the dilemma unleashed during the days of Sodom and Gomorrah. Former Field Marshall Johnson who announced his new position as the official spokesman of the warlords on Sunday, September 1, 2019 in a sermon delivered at his edifice in Monrovia as a result of a meeting held at his residence (in Monrovia) comprising all the high profile warlords, where a joint-resolution was drafted and subsequently endorsed; strongly cautioned the Catholic Churches that instead of parading around he place trumpeting the establishing a war crime court in Liberia, they should devote their energy to stop the infamous gay activity permeating the image of the church and by extension, the glory of God through Jesus Christ.

According to the warlords' new spokesman and Nimba County's Senator Prince Y. Johnson, while the menace is plaguing the Catholic Churches in Liberia and abroad wherein he Pope is working overtime to quash and rid the church of the latter (gayism) the Liberian Catholic Church should remain focused in joining the Pope in purging the culture of sodomization of kids that has taken the church by storm rather than craving for war crime court on bended knees.

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