Francis' Little Book of Insults

"Old maid!"
"Creed-Reciting, Parrot Christian!"
"Fomenter of coprophagia!"
"Specialist of the Logos!"
"Rosary counter!"
"Functionary!"
"Self-absorbed, Promethean neo-Pelagian!"
"Restorationist!"
"Pelagian!".
"Dama vieja!"
"Fomentador de coprofagia!"
"Especialista del Logos!"
"Contador de Rosario!"
"Funcionario!"
"Self-absorción, Promethean neo-pelagiana!"
"Restauracionista!"
"Pelagiana".

"Mr and Mrs Whiner!"

"Triumphalist!"

"Liquid Christian!"

"Museum mummy!"

"Renaissance prince!"

"Airport Bishop!"

"Ideologue of the Logos!"

"Leprous courtier!"

"Idealogue!"

"Long-faced, mournful funeral Christian!"

"Gnostic!"

"Careerist Bishop!"

"Sourpuss!"

"Pretender!"

"Liturgical obsessive!"

"Sayer of prayers!"

"Authoritarian!"

"Elitist!"

"Querulous and disillusioned pessimist!"

"Sad Christian!"

"Pickled pepper-faced Christian!"

“They disguise themselves, they disguise themselves as good people: they make themselves up like little holy cards, looking up at heaven as they pray, making sure they are seen—they believe they are more righteous than others, they despise others!”
‘Mah,’ they say, “I’m very Catholic, because my uncle was a great benefactor, my family is this, I’m that… I’ve learned… I know this bishop, this Cardinal, this priest… I am this or that…’ They think they are better than others. This is hypocrisy!”
“Sloth-diseased, acedic Christians!”

“I think of many Christians, of many Catholics: yes, they are Catholics, but without enthusiasm, even embittered!”

“They are people without light – real downers!”
“And how many Christians are like this?” he asked, “selfish, out for themselves.”
“Christians who do not leave space for the grace of God – and the Christian life, the life of these people, consists in having all the paperwork, all the certificates, in order!”

“Older people nostalgic for structures and customs which are no longer life-giving in today’s world!”
“Young people addicted to fashion!”

“Pastry-Shop Christians!”
“Luscious cakes, sweet dainties. Delectable, but not real Christians!”

“Existential tourist!”
Anesthetised Christian!

“Christian hypocrites only interested in their formalities!”

"What about all that judgment and condemnation?
www.lifesitenews.com/news/who-is-pope-fra…
"The Gospel of Joy was penned by the same Pope who famously said “Who am I to judge?” when speaking about “a person [who is] gay and seeks God and has good will.” And for that reason many will marvel that the exhortation has quite a few uncomfortable references that seem to judge harshly and even condemn faithful, or traditional Catholics. Here’s a sampling:
Spiritual worldliness, which hides behind the appearance of piety and even love for the Church, consists in seeking not the Lord’s glory but human glory and personal well-being. It is what the Lord reprimanded the Pharisees for…
Since it is based on carefully cultivated appearances, it is not always linked to outward sin; from without, everything appears as it should be. But if it were to seep into the Church, it would be infinitely more disastrous than any other worldliness which is simply moral.
… the self-absorbed promethean neopelagianism of those who ultimately trust only in their own powers and feel superior to others because they observe certain rules or remain intransigently faithful to a particular Catholic style from the past.
In some people we see an ostentatious preoccupation for the liturgy, for doctrine and for the Church’s prestige, but without any concern that the Gospel have a real impact on God’s faithful people and the concrete needs of the present time.
For defenders of orthodoxy are sometimes accused of passivity, indulgence, or culpable complicity regarding the intolerable situations of injustice and the political regimes which prolong them.
So many and so strong are his condemnations of a particular type of Catholic it seems almost as if the Pope had someone particular in mind as he was penning his words.
Perhaps the most common question asked in response to the pope’s harsh criticisms of this type, is “Who is he talking about?” Many faithful Catholics and Christians of other denominations are confounded by these statements castigating persons or groups unknown to them, wondering what would justify such strong emphasis".

He called disciples on road to Emmaus "complainers".

"complaining and griping...is harmful". "Complaining seems safer. This is my truth: failure."

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Proverbs 22:10
Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition (RSVCE)
10 Drive out a scoffer, and strife will go out,
and quarreling and abuse will cease

Psalm 73:8
There is nothing sacred, and no one is safe.
Vicious sarcasm drips from their lips;
they bully and threaten to crush their enemies.

Luke 6:45
A good man out of the good treasure of his heart bringeth forth that which is good : and an evil man out of the evil treasure brings forth what is evil: for of the abundance of the heart his mouth speaks .

Scoffer is one who makes fun of a person, in this case a Christian, in a cruel and humiliating manner.

Proverbs 8:13
To fear the Lord is to hate evil ;
I hate pride and arrogance ,
bad behavior and perverse speech .