Gloria.TV News on the 15th of April 2013 No Red Shoes for the Pope The Argentinean paper Clarin has reported that Pope Francis phoned his shoemaker, Carlos Samaria in Buenos Aires, and admonished him …More
Gloria.TV News on the 15th of April 2013
No Red Shoes for the Pope
The Argentinean paper Clarin has reported that Pope Francis phoned his shoemaker, Carlos Samaria in Buenos Aires, and admonished him not to change the outlook of a pair of shoes that Samaria will make and bring to Rome in May. The new shoes have a simple form made out of calfskin with smooth upper leather without decorations, Samaria is 81 and knows the pope from the time when he was the rector of the Jesuit college of San Miguel. Pope Francis called him early in the morning: “Hello, Samaria? I am Bergoglio”, he said. When the shoemaker did not understand, the pope repeated: “Samaria, I am Francis, the pope.”
No Cassock
It made for yet another breach of Vatican protocol that Pope Francis had no qualms over receiving Archbishop José Gomez, head of the 5 million-member archdiocese of Los Angeles, while Gomez wore a suit. Per custom, prelates meet the Pope while wearing a cassock. Gomez was ordained a priest for Opus Dei. He is from Mexico and therefore speaks with the Pope in Spanish.
To Die or to Leave
Samir Nassar, the Maronite archbishop of Damaskus, has stated that Syrian Christians must chose between two bitter chalices:, Fides reports. So far, 223 hospitals have been closed in the country. Leaving is not easy as the Western consulates were closed one year and a half ago.
The Mother of the Child is an Aborted Baby
A 20 week-old unborn girl has more eggs than she will ever have in her entire life, 7 million. In her book, The Clone Age, Lori B. Andrews, a reproductive rights lawyer, writes that some scientists are considering using female fetuses as a source of eggs for infertile women.” This is called fetal-mating meaning that an aborted girl fetus could become a mother posthumously. The blog marymeetsdolly.com has published this picture:
No Red Shoes for the Pope
The Argentinean paper Clarin has reported that Pope Francis phoned his shoemaker, Carlos Samaria in Buenos Aires, and admonished him not to change the outlook of a pair of shoes that Samaria will make and bring to Rome in May. The new shoes have a simple form made out of calfskin with smooth upper leather without decorations, Samaria is 81 and knows the pope from the time when he was the rector of the Jesuit college of San Miguel. Pope Francis called him early in the morning: “Hello, Samaria? I am Bergoglio”, he said. When the shoemaker did not understand, the pope repeated: “Samaria, I am Francis, the pope.”
No Cassock
It made for yet another breach of Vatican protocol that Pope Francis had no qualms over receiving Archbishop José Gomez, head of the 5 million-member archdiocese of Los Angeles, while Gomez wore a suit. Per custom, prelates meet the Pope while wearing a cassock. Gomez was ordained a priest for Opus Dei. He is from Mexico and therefore speaks with the Pope in Spanish.
To Die or to Leave
Samir Nassar, the Maronite archbishop of Damaskus, has stated that Syrian Christians must chose between two bitter chalices:, Fides reports. So far, 223 hospitals have been closed in the country. Leaving is not easy as the Western consulates were closed one year and a half ago.
The Mother of the Child is an Aborted Baby
A 20 week-old unborn girl has more eggs than she will ever have in her entire life, 7 million. In her book, The Clone Age, Lori B. Andrews, a reproductive rights lawyer, writes that some scientists are considering using female fetuses as a source of eggs for infertile women.” This is called fetal-mating meaning that an aborted girl fetus could become a mother posthumously. The blog marymeetsdolly.com has published this picture:
Joe Cocker sings for the fsspx:
Joe Cocker sings for the FSSPX
Joe Cocker sings for the FSSPX
Well, it certainly would appear that Archbishop Gomez had some knowledge beforehand that pope Francis would not mind that he wore a suit in meeting with him.
Is this going to be the continued direction of where this papacy is headed? Again? 
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Well, it certainly would appear that Archbishop Gomez had some knowledge beforehand that pope Francis would not mind that he wore a suit in meeting with him.
Is this going to be the continued direction of where this papacy is headed? Again?
Is this going to be the continued direction of where this papacy is headed? Again?