French Cardinal Plays Waitress in Medieval Church
The medieval church of Saint-Bonaventure in Lyon, France, was turned into a restaurant for "the poor" on November 18 by Cardinal Philippe Barbarin. He was also the main actor. Dressed in an apron, …More
The medieval church of Saint-Bonaventure in Lyon, France, was turned into a restaurant for "the poor" on November 18 by Cardinal Philippe Barbarin. He was also the main actor.
Dressed in an apron, Barbarin personally served the 750 selected guests, working in front of many tv cameras on his "public image" which suffered considerably in recent years.
The desecration of the church imitated a similar show at which Pope Francis participated in Bologna in October 2017.
How to help "the poor" is explained in Matthew 6,2, "When you give alms, do not sound a trumpet before you, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, so that they may be praised by others."
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Dressed in an apron, Barbarin personally served the 750 selected guests, working in front of many tv cameras on his "public image" which suffered considerably in recent years.
The desecration of the church imitated a similar show at which Pope Francis participated in Bologna in October 2017.
How to help "the poor" is explained in Matthew 6,2, "When you give alms, do not sound a trumpet before you, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, so that they may be praised by others."
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In Newchurch, the highest act of worship is to feed the poor. God is way down on the list.