Gloria.TV News on the 9th of September 2013 Complacency and Inertia: In his first two years in Philadelphia, Archbishop Charles Chaput has witnessed “tough news” - Chaput wrote in his Sept. 6 column …More
Gloria.TV News on the 9th of September 2013
Complacency and Inertia: In his first two years in Philadelphia, Archbishop Charles Chaput has witnessed “tough news” - Chaput wrote in his Sept. 6 column for CatholicPhilly.com. According to him, the archdiocese suffered the ill effects of both – quote - “well-intentioned but poor financial management” and “outright embezzlement.” The archbishop said these problems had been compounded by “complacency, inertia and too little transparency and accountability at almost every level of Church life.”
There Was No Phone Call: The Vatican firmly denied reports from France that on Friday Pope Francis telephoned a homosexual Frenchman to reassure him. Christophe Trutino lied during a newspaper interview and claimed that the Pontiff, in a personal call, told him quote, “Your homosexuality. It doesn't matter".
A Criminal Act: The Greek Catholic Patriarch Gregory III of Antioch, Syria, said that if the U.S. launches an attack on his country, it will be - quote - “a criminal act which will only reap more victims, in addition to the tens of thousands during these two years of war.” Gregory continued: “For the last two and a half years, Eastern and Western countries have not stopped sending weapons, money, military experts, secret service agents and Salafist fundamentalist armed gangs of thugs and criminals, who have fallen on Syria like a destructive new flood. These are far more dangerous even than destructive chemical weapons, whose use on our Syrian soil we reject on any pretext whatever.”
Don Pierpaolo Petrucci, the superior of the Italian district of the Priestly Society of Saint Pius X refused to participate in Pope Francis’ prayer vigil for peace in Syria. In a press statement he expressed his surprise that the Holy Father excluded Eucharistic Adoration for that day – quote – “in order not to disturb members of other cults.” The superior stated that – quote – “it is not possible to leave Our Lord aside especially in this difficult moment in a vigil that should have been a prayer to the one true God rather than a contribution to diffuse religious relativism.”
Complacency and Inertia: In his first two years in Philadelphia, Archbishop Charles Chaput has witnessed “tough news” - Chaput wrote in his Sept. 6 column for CatholicPhilly.com. According to him, the archdiocese suffered the ill effects of both – quote - “well-intentioned but poor financial management” and “outright embezzlement.” The archbishop said these problems had been compounded by “complacency, inertia and too little transparency and accountability at almost every level of Church life.”
There Was No Phone Call: The Vatican firmly denied reports from France that on Friday Pope Francis telephoned a homosexual Frenchman to reassure him. Christophe Trutino lied during a newspaper interview and claimed that the Pontiff, in a personal call, told him quote, “Your homosexuality. It doesn't matter".
A Criminal Act: The Greek Catholic Patriarch Gregory III of Antioch, Syria, said that if the U.S. launches an attack on his country, it will be - quote - “a criminal act which will only reap more victims, in addition to the tens of thousands during these two years of war.” Gregory continued: “For the last two and a half years, Eastern and Western countries have not stopped sending weapons, money, military experts, secret service agents and Salafist fundamentalist armed gangs of thugs and criminals, who have fallen on Syria like a destructive new flood. These are far more dangerous even than destructive chemical weapons, whose use on our Syrian soil we reject on any pretext whatever.”
Don Pierpaolo Petrucci, the superior of the Italian district of the Priestly Society of Saint Pius X refused to participate in Pope Francis’ prayer vigil for peace in Syria. In a press statement he expressed his surprise that the Holy Father excluded Eucharistic Adoration for that day – quote – “in order not to disturb members of other cults.” The superior stated that – quote – “it is not possible to leave Our Lord aside especially in this difficult moment in a vigil that should have been a prayer to the one true God rather than a contribution to diffuse religious relativism.”
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Francis gave them a foot and they took a mile. That's why its imperative that you stick to the teachings of the Church where there is No room for any ambiguity!
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I really can't stand the Homos trying to make Pope Francis their poster child! 
