Francis' Self-Condemnation: “We Consider Ourselves Justified When Judging Others Harshly”
Francis who segregates and discriminates Catholics condemned "segregation" and "discrimination" claiming that “no one should be kept away from the Church,” while speaking to Roma in Košice, Slovakia.
“It is not easy to leave prejudice behind, even for Christians, it is not easy to value others especially if we see them as problems or enemies, we pass judgement without making any effort to know them to or listen to their story” - he summarised his Traditionis Custodes without meaning to.
He continued speaking about himself, “We consider ourselves justified when we are harsh in our judgement of others, indulgent with ourselves but inflexible with others. How often are our judgements really prejudices, that is pre-judgements? How often do we resort to labels?“ It is a time-honoured tradition for popes to say "we" instead of "I".
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“It is not easy to leave prejudice behind, even for Christians, it is not easy to value others especially if we see them as problems or enemies, we pass judgement without making any effort to know them to or listen to their story” - he summarised his Traditionis Custodes without meaning to.
He continued speaking about himself, “We consider ourselves justified when we are harsh in our judgement of others, indulgent with ourselves but inflexible with others. How often are our judgements really prejudices, that is pre-judgements? How often do we resort to labels?“ It is a time-honoured tradition for popes to say "we" instead of "I".
Picture: Vatican Media, #newsHzxexpwrbr