There is nothing we can say to the latest remarks by the Pope. The world and the media are salivating with delight, good Catholics, good Christians everywhere, good non-Christians everywhere, are feeling helpless. If the Church is Christ, then we are watching the Crucifixion again, now in real time.
A Pope of Rome condemns these sinners to Hell by not telling them the hard truth.
A Pope of Rome joins the crowd who shake their fists at God.
Who could ever have believed that the homosexual perversion would have run so deep in the Church and landed so near the very top. Those who have recently claimed that Paul VI was himself committing this sin seem to have been vindicated.
Evil pours over the world like black slime and a Pope of Rome encourages it.
I personally needed a wake up call like this. It is a time for us to avail ourselves of the Sacraments of Confession and Holy Communion, while we still can, to wash away our sins so that God will take pity on us and end this chastisement. Every new papacy has been worse than the last. John XXIII was a silly do-gooder in many ways. Paul VI was ghastly. John Paul II, who early on gave us hope, eventually followed the destructive Party Line right up to his death. Benedict XVI, aside from one or two acts of Christian charity, was himself a carrier of the disease he often condemned. And now this man.
I remember well the feelings of anxiety and portending doom that many if not most in the Church felt on those dark, final weeks of December 1969 when that ugly parody of the Mass was thrust upon us by a cruel hierarchy in Rome. We felt the ground crumbling under our feet. Some saw then how it would lead to the evil that we now swim in. I doubt, though, that anyone at the time could have imagined a Church filled with the stench of sodomy as it so obviously is today.
The evil men in the Church are doing the work of the Fallen Angel and driving us to despair. Hard as it is we must resist that.
We are surrounded. We are Catholics. Now we attack.
But while we fight we pray that God grants us His mercy and removes this man, hopefully by conversion, before he scandalizes Christ's little ones any further.
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He has scandalized the little ones enough. Time to call for the millstone.
Thanks, C.J. I agree.
The shock waves over this will keep coming for goodness knows how long. It's madness.
A homosexual friend of mine who struggles to live chastely, told me that he felt betrayed by the Pope's comment "Who am I to judge?"
I'm not a bit surprised by that, Le cygne noir. The Pope has just stabbed in the back all those who struggle against mortal sins. He has betrayed everyone.
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It sounds simplistic but it is true- the sedes. are right
LOL!! Yeah right......apologize to gays for trying to save them from HELL!!!!! I have to laugh lest I CRY!!!!!!! He is a disaster beyond my wildest dreams. Diabolical INSANITY. I as well could have NEVER imagined the stench that reaches all the way up to 'the Papal shoes'. Oh sure, I read 'Good Bye Good Men', and others knowing that the slime had infiltrated the Church, but to this degree????!!!!!! Well, yes indeed folks!! To THIS DEGREE!!!! And the WORST PART of this sludge that permeates the Church via the Pope, are our ever courageous 'Bishop Knights' that sit there and do NOTHING!!!!
Oh wait!!!! Wait until he makes his way to Lund to celebrate Luther!!! I'm afraid we 'ain't seen nothin yet!' And this is only June......he has another 4 months set off more bombs!!!
Thanks, TLM. It would not surprise me if Francis lifts the excommunication of Luther this October.
AG, I have been forecasting for a year now that Francis will make Luther a "saint".
I would imagine he would love to try that, Anon.
He knows he has caused despair. Has that been his mission?
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