Bono Meets Someone Who Speaks Even More Gibberish Than He Does
Francis recognised during a May 19 meeting the international Foundation Scholas Occurentes – which is pro-gender-ideology and pro-Pachamama - as a Private Association of the Faithful. The special …More
Francis recognised during a May 19 meeting the international Foundation Scholas Occurentes – which is pro-gender-ideology and pro-Pachamama - as a Private Association of the Faithful.
The special guest for the event was Bono, 62, a member of the rock band U2 which is known to Francis’ generation.
Bono asked the meaningful question whether women play a "powerful" role in tackling the climate crisis. Francis responded confused that “in the common home, we usually speak of Mother Earth, not Father Earth. This is very clear. Besides - as I told you a while ago - since that afternoon of the apple, women are in charge.”
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The special guest for the event was Bono, 62, a member of the rock band U2 which is known to Francis’ generation.
Bono asked the meaningful question whether women play a "powerful" role in tackling the climate crisis. Francis responded confused that “in the common home, we usually speak of Mother Earth, not Father Earth. This is very clear. Besides - as I told you a while ago - since that afternoon of the apple, women are in charge.”
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andreas adi
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what is 'afternoon of the apple" mean?
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from the Crux article detailing the meeting, The pope said very little this time around, and almost seemed lost amidst the whirlwind of activity around him, to the point that when the event was wrapping and he was asked to bless the people present – youth from around the world as well as several members of the Vatican’s diplomatic corps – he was heard asking those next to him, “What do I have to …More
from the Crux article detailing the meeting, The pope said very little this time around, and almost seemed lost amidst the whirlwind of activity around him, to the point that when the event was wrapping and he was asked to bless the people present – youth from around the world as well as several members of the Vatican’s diplomatic corps – he was heard asking those next to him, “What do I have to do now?” Pope and U2’s Bono push women’s empowerment in anti-poverty campaign
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If anyone had any doubt, the current crisis shows how anti-life environmentalism is. It’s no wonder that abortion and environmentalism have gone hand in hand for so long. Environmentalist bishops have so much blood on their hands.
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Jorge Mario Bergoglio's loss of faith is clearer than ever.
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I wonder if, in Francis, Bono has found what he is looking for?
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Very possible. It all depends where in Francis, Bono was looking. ;-)