It's called Pareidolia and this is really stretching it. Bapho has two fingers straight up and Jo-Jo is pointing at the teleprompter. Bapho has …More
It's called Pareidolia and this is really stretching it. Bapho has two fingers straight up and Jo-Jo is pointing at the teleprompter. Bapho has its left hand down with identical gesture, Jo-Jo's left hand is resting on his knee Bapho's knees are side by side, calves crossed, Jo-Jo is resting right knee on left. . Most importantly, Bapho isn't wearing his Fauci Face Diaper and Jo-Jo is. INB4 Some Dan Brown-reading chucklehead brings up Horatio Greenough's "Washington Enthroned" statue as "proof". Don't go there. Srsly. . ;-)
If Pope Francis keeps going down the path of 'real Catholicism,' as exemplified in the above Apostolic Letter, who knows where this might lead the …More
If Pope Francis keeps going down the path of 'real Catholicism,' as exemplified in the above Apostolic Letter, who knows where this might lead the Church.
We hope he actually does seek clarification for the good of the faithful and the world. Not quite finding this statement troubling. God give him ligh…More
We hope he actually does seek clarification for the good of the faithful and the world. Not quite finding this statement troubling. God give him light and strength to proceed.
It “Ain’t” Raining. These bishops are relieving themselves on our backs and telling us it’s raining. “Taken out of context” has been used too many times. Was pachamama worship taken out of context?More
It “Ain’t” Raining. These bishops are relieving themselves on our backs and telling us it’s raining. “Taken out of context” has been used too many times. Was pachamama worship taken out of context?
Bishop Paprocki needs to review the Canon Law Of The Catholic Church. Canon Law 2358 states: "The number of men and women who have deep-seated…More
Bishop Paprocki needs to review the Canon Law Of The Catholic Church. Canon Law 2358 states: "The number of men and women who have deep-seated homosexual tendencies is not negligible. This inclination, which is objectively disordered, constitutes for most of them a trial. They must be accepted with respect, compassion, and sensitivity. Every sign of unjust discrimination in their regard should be avoided." Thus, yes, it is the law of the Catholic Church that we do not discriminate against them in an unjust manner. Canon Law does NOT even mention whether we should "alienate" them or not. Likewise Canon Law does NOT state we have a duty not to discriminate against them at all. Canon Law most clearly qualifies the nature of discrimination, namely unjust discrimination. Discrimination that is just is entirely lawful. I would suggest, as an example, preventing the loathesome creatures from infecting our children with their pernicious, degenerate, twisted notions of sexuality and …More
They take us for fools. We know the Holy Ghost protects infallibility. It’s precisely that these are Francis’s personal opinions is what makes it of grave concern. They are relieving themselves on …More
They take us for fools. We know the Holy Ghost protects infallibility. It’s precisely that these are Francis’s personal opinions is what makes it of grave concern. They are relieving themselves on our backs and telling us it’s raining.
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What Every Catholic Needs to Remember About the Pope’s Opinions on Civil Unions
Whatever the Pope’s reason and motives for making his remarks in the interview, they remain his personal opinions. Many Catholics are once again grie…
The key point to remember is, as the Monsignor writing for the NCR rightly points out, these are Pope Francis' personal views. He is the head of …More
The key point to remember is, as the Monsignor writing for the NCR rightly points out, these are Pope Francis' personal views. He is the head of The Church, but he is not speaking for The Church. The Monsignor noticed this as well. "But this point must be emphasized — namely, that this is his personal view and cannot signal a change in the perennial teaching of the Sacred Scriptures and of the Church." --- "Whatever the Pope’s reason and motives, they remain his personal opinions. Remarks made in interviews or documentaries do not qualify as acts of the papal magisterium." Pope Francis espousing errors is about as common as him wolfing down empanadas and coffee ice cream.
Keep telling yourselves he's a legitimate pope. Keep contorting infallibility and Magisterium out of all meaning. Canon law applies to those in the …More
Keep telling yourselves he's a legitimate pope. Keep contorting infallibility and Magisterium out of all meaning. Canon law applies to those in the Church. Divine Law automatically excludes heretics, schismatics and apostates from the Church. Bergoglio is no more the Successor of Peter than Rosy O'Donnell.
and Jo-Jo is. INB4 Some Dan Brown-reading chucklehead brings up Horatio Greenough's "Washington Enthroned" statue as "proof". Don't go there. Srsly. . ;-)
