Queer folk from all over the world have have vowed to deliberately snog each other in the Cathedral square in Barcelona in front of the Pope next month.

In support of this venture, Queerlife is sending a bright pink bucket to the Vatican to accompany the Pope on his visit should he gag.

A group on Facebook, Queer Kissing Flashmob, which managed to receive 12,000 users to agree to go along on November 7 and display their love in public, has been closed down by Facebook, claim the organisers.

This has added greater fuel to the fire, and one of the organisers, Marylène Carole, expressed her 'disbelief' that a couple kissing in public could be considered 'outrageous' in this day and age.

'It's difficult to understand how the noble and loving behave of kissing your partner can still be defined as 'revolutionary' in the 21st century,' she commented.

'It appears to be a form of censorship' and yet it was only started by a group of friends who have no connections to any political group or any kind of gay association'.

Those who intend to go to Barcelona on November 7 say they will make a point of kissing their other halves in the Cathedral square just as Pope Benedict XVI walks out of the door.

Queerlife experienced some problems on Facebook yesterday as well with links being blocked. After communication with Facebook it was unblocked. No reasons for the block was supplied. Any other Queer groups or organisations experiencing the same on Facebook? Let us know.