If the current pope of the Roman Catholic Church is anything, it’s consistent. He’s consistently inconsistent, that is. The pope has been inconsistent on homosexuality and the LGBTQ movement, recently telling homosexuals that they are “God’s children” and that God loves them just the way they are while at the same time, saying that LGBTQ isn’t compatible with the Roman Catholic Church.

Now, the pope has appointed a pro-choice atheist as a member of the Vatican’s pro-life organization, the Pontifical Academy for Life. That’s correct, you read that right. According to a Vatican press release, Mariana Mazzucato has been appointed as a member of the organization that touts itself as being “dedicated to promoting the Church’s consistent life ethic.”

So who is Mariana Mazzucato? She is an economist at University College London who, after the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down Roe v. Wade, inserted herself into American politics to decry the decision. Well, she describes herself as a pope-loving atheist, for one thing:

Here are some of her tweets gathered from Catholic Culture:

• On June 23, the eve of the decision, she retweeted a tweet by Robert Reich: “So states can decide you must carry a fetus but not whether you can carry a concealed gun?”
• On June 24, the day of the decision, she retweeted a tweet by Nicola Sturgeon: “One of the darkest days for women’s rights in my lifetime. Obviously, the immediate consequences will be suffered by women in the US—but this will embolden anti-abortion & anti-women forces in other countries too. Solidarity doesn’t feel enough right now—but it is necessary.”
• On June 24, she retweeted a tweet by Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus: “Safe #abortion is health care. It saves lives. Restricting it drives women and girls towards unsafe abortions, resulting in complications, even death. The evidence is irrefutable.”
• On June 25, she tweeted, “So good!” in commenting on an anti-Christian harangue about abortion.
• On June 25, she tweeted, “Excellent @ewarren” in reaction to comments about abortion made by pro-abortion Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
• On July 2, she retweeted a tweet by Bloomberg Quicktake: “‘Safe abortion is health care. It saves lives.’ Earlier this week, WHO’s @DrTedros blasted the Supreme Court’s decision to end the constitutional right to an abortion as a ‘setback’ for the decades-long trend toward safer access.”
• On July 3, she retweeted a tweet by Robert Reich: “Call me a radical lefty, but I think it should be easier to get a life-saving abortion than an assault rifle.”