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Major Roman Catholic Church in New York Performs “Pride Mass,” Refers to Holy Spirit as “She”

by | Jun 17, 2025 | News, Opinion, Religion

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Want to know what happens when you combine the false gospel of Rome with the warnings of Romans 1? You get a rainbow-draped seance of self-worship, performed in God’s name.

At All Saints Catholic Church in Syracuse, a full-blown Pride Mass unfolded complete with a transgender testimonial, applause for “diversity,” and the Holy Spirit referred to as “she.”

The altar was framed by projected rainbow imagery and “Namaste” banners while a priest—in full vestments—officiated what can only be described as a drag-liturgical pageant, blessing bread, wine, and confusion in equal measure.

This is an official Roman Catholic parish, not some fringe outpost. It is under the full knowledge and indifference of the Diocese of Syracuse. And why not? This is just the next logical step in a trajectory carved out by Pope Francis himself, who previously held a Mass specifically for “gay Catholics” and made international headlines for his infamous “Who am I to judge?” comment.

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With the new pope cut from the same lavender cloth, don’t expect the Vatican to reverse course. If anything, the Vatican is leading the parade.

There’s no need to overanalyze it…this isn’t a real church. It’s a spiritual costume party with bad theology and worse taste. They clap for sin, they bless perversion, they preach “her truth” from the pulpit, and they drape Christ’s altar in the colors of rebellion.

If Sodom had a parish directory, this place would be the cover photo.

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