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Anglican prelate Jonathan Baker offering ‘Mass’ in St. John Lateran’s. Screenshot. Facebook

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By Michael Haynes, LIfeSiteNews, April 19, 2023

‘Bp. Baker’ in the Lateran Basilica. Credit: St Philip the Apostle, South Tottenham. Facebook

VATICAN CITY (LifeSiteNews) — Led by a “re-married” Freemason, over 30 Anglican clergymen celebrated “Mass” in the Papal Basilica of St. John Lateran this week, sparking outrage among faithful Catholics.

On April 18, a group of Anglican clergy from the Anglican suffragan Diocese of Fulham, England, were granted permission to celebrate a liturgy in the historic Basilica of St. John Lateran. Led by their bishop, Johnathan Baker of Fulham, over 30 clergymen took part in the event, which was held at the altar of the cathedra in the basilica.

Footage from one of the participants shows the clergymen processing up to the altar, kissing it, and then moving across to the choir stalls. Baker, who has led the Anglican see of Fulham since 2013, can be seen leading the “Mass.” …

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