Kneeling Bishops: Francis Annoyed
Francis concluded his April 27 General Audience apologising that he was greeting individuals while being seated “because this knee of mine is not healing, and I cannot be standing for long periods of …More
Francis concluded his April 27 General Audience apologising that he was greeting individuals while being seated “because this knee of mine is not healing, and I cannot be standing for long periods of time.”
When bishops came to exchange some words, they knelt down next to him to make the conversation easier. But [bad-tempered] Francis got visibly annoyed about this, as TwitterUser CatholicSat is reporting, and wanted them to stand up because ideology ("don't kneel in front of a pope") is for Francis more important than reality.
#newsAijnybtlcu
When bishops came to exchange some words, they knelt down next to him to make the conversation easier. But [bad-tempered] Francis got visibly annoyed about this, as TwitterUser CatholicSat is reporting, and wanted them to stand up because ideology ("don't kneel in front of a pope") is for Francis more important than reality.
#newsAijnybtlcu
- Report
Social media
Change post
Remove post
philosopher
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
@la verdad prevalece Jimmy, still pushing the Francis is not Pope erroneous theory.
la verdad prevalece
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
St. Cyprian: "To adhere to a false Bishop of Rome is to be out of communion with the Church."
la verdad prevalece
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
Pope John Paul II: "A Pope Emeritus is impossible."
![](https://seedus4268.gloriatv.net/storage1/dyz3bs89a3mcbwydhpvmzhm9nn43n7muzstknb8.webp?crop=1156.608.0.137&scale=on&secure=AI4XthMrynw_HywqSx_97Q&expires=1725342917)
la verdad prevalece
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
Mr. Bergoglio himself is responsible for proving us right. He does not fulfill the functions of the Pope.
St. Thomas Cajetan, O.P. (1469-1534)
Theologian and Cardinal
He points out that the famous axiom "Ubi Petrus, ibi Ecclesia" (Where the Pope is, there is also the Church) holds true only when the Pope acts and behaves as the Pope, because Peter "is subject to the duties of the Office" otherwise …More
Mr. Bergoglio himself is responsible for proving us right. He does not fulfill the functions of the Pope.
St. Thomas Cajetan, O.P. (1469-1534)
Theologian and Cardinal
He points out that the famous axiom "Ubi Petrus, ibi Ecclesia" (Where the Pope is, there is also the Church) holds true only when the Pope acts and behaves as the Pope, because Peter "is subject to the duties of the Office" otherwise, "neither is the Church in him, nor is he in the Church."
St. Thomas Cajetan, O.P. (1469-1534)
Theologian and Cardinal
He points out that the famous axiom "Ubi Petrus, ibi Ecclesia" (Where the Pope is, there is also the Church) holds true only when the Pope acts and behaves as the Pope, because Peter "is subject to the duties of the Office" otherwise, "neither is the Church in him, nor is he in the Church."
Don Cesare Toscano
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
St Jerome:
"Which of us does not remember his infancy? I shall make you laugh {...} if I recount the memories of my childhood: how I ran about among the workshops of the slaves; how I spent the holidays in play; or how I had to be dragged like a captive from my grandmother's lap to the lessons of my enraged Orbilius. You may still more be astonished if I say that, even now that my head is grey and …More
St Jerome:
"Which of us does not remember his infancy? I shall make you laugh {...} if I recount the memories of my childhood: how I ran about among the workshops of the slaves; how I spent the holidays in play; or how I had to be dragged like a captive from my grandmother's lap to the lessons of my enraged Orbilius. You may still more be astonished if I say that, even now that my head is grey and bald, I often seem in my dreams to be a long-haired youth, dressed in my toga, standing to declaim a controversial thesis before the master of rhetoric; and, when I wake, I congratulate myself on escaping the peril of making a speech."
"Which of us does not remember his infancy? I shall make you laugh {...} if I recount the memories of my childhood: how I ran about among the workshops of the slaves; how I spent the holidays in play; or how I had to be dragged like a captive from my grandmother's lap to the lessons of my enraged Orbilius. You may still more be astonished if I say that, even now that my head is grey and bald, I often seem in my dreams to be a long-haired youth, dressed in my toga, standing to declaim a controversial thesis before the master of rhetoric; and, when I wake, I congratulate myself on escaping the peril of making a speech."
andreas adi
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
is it costumary for anyone below rank to kneel (and kissing ring) before cardinal&pope (i dont know about bishop)?
GTVisrockin
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
Well to be honest i wouldn't knee to Frank the goose.
GTVisrockin
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
Yes I am aware of that, but he does not hold any office.
Sancte Teotónio
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
Touché!
Ultraviolet
- Report
Change comment
Remove comment
You're forgetting something, @michael newman For many Catholics today, the papacy is just like gender-ideology. Fantasy trumps facts. The Pope is whomever they wish it is. Just like their gender is whatever they wish it is. ;-)
You keep writing like this, GTV's Benedict Buddies will start claiming you're a "Bergoglian troll who always defends Francis."More
You're forgetting something, @michael newman For many Catholics today, the papacy is just like gender-ideology. Fantasy trumps facts. The Pope is whomever they wish it is. Just like their gender is whatever they wish it is. ;-)
You keep writing like this, GTV's Benedict Buddies will start claiming you're a "Bergoglian troll who always defends Francis."
You keep writing like this, GTV's Benedict Buddies will start claiming you're a "Bergoglian troll who always defends Francis."