Profound Sadness: Francis “Devalues" Christ's Person
"Pope Francis is noted for his ambiguous statements, but I find the indeterminate meaning contained in the Abu Dhabi document the most egregious," Father Thomas Weinandy writes on CatholicWorldReport.com …More
"Pope Francis is noted for his ambiguous statements, but I find the indeterminate meaning contained in the Abu Dhabi document the most egregious," Father Thomas Weinandy writes on CatholicWorldReport.com (June 2).
For him this ambiguous document "devalues" Christ's person, "undermines the very Gospel," and implicitly subverts the divine will. For Weinandy, this is "inexcusable" and "evokes profound sadness."
Weinandy concludes that not even a pope can override the divine will concerning Christ," because the Father wants that every knee should bow at the name of Jesus, not at the name of Buddha, Mohammed, or somebody else".
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For him this ambiguous document "devalues" Christ's person, "undermines the very Gospel," and implicitly subverts the divine will. For Weinandy, this is "inexcusable" and "evokes profound sadness."
Weinandy concludes that not even a pope can override the divine will concerning Christ," because the Father wants that every knee should bow at the name of Jesus, not at the name of Buddha, Mohammed, or somebody else".
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When was the last time you (a man) kissed another man? Don’t we usually shake hands to either greet or say good-bye to another man and also to a woman? In special circumstances, I can understand a kiss or a touch of the cheek to a person who is part of or very close to the family...at funerals, graduations and the like. But the routine practice of Catholic clergy kissing another male right near …More
When was the last time you (a man) kissed another man? Don’t we usually shake hands to either greet or say good-bye to another man and also to a woman? In special circumstances, I can understand a kiss or a touch of the cheek to a person who is part of or very close to the family...at funerals, graduations and the like. But the routine practice of Catholic clergy kissing another male right near the mouth is disgusting especially given the homosexual imbroglio that is currently plaguing the Catholic Church.
Do they do it to demonstrate their love? Is it to show their superiority and that they have more “love” than we commoners? I wouldn’t kiss either one of these two phonies under any circumstances yet they kiss each other as if one of them is headed off to war.
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Do they do it to demonstrate their love? Is it to show their superiority and that they have more “love” than we commoners? I wouldn’t kiss either one of these two phonies under any circumstances yet they kiss each other as if one of them is headed off to war.
Kissing Music
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The beard tickles. Lord save us from homoheretics