Watch! Francis Withdraws His Ring
After his March 25 Mass in Loreto, Italy, Pope Francis greeted some faithful who attempted to kiss his ring (not his hand). But Francis kept pulling his hand away with force (video below). Kissing …More
After his March 25 Mass in Loreto, Italy, Pope Francis greeted some faithful who attempted to kiss his ring (not his hand).
But Francis kept pulling his hand away with force (video below). Kissing the papal ring gives indulgences and honors the papal office.
Francis himself has a pronounced habit of kissing the hands and feed of transvestites, immigrants, holocaust and abuse victims.
It is odd that he does not allow others to do what he does.
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But Francis kept pulling his hand away with force (video below). Kissing the papal ring gives indulgences and honors the papal office.
Francis himself has a pronounced habit of kissing the hands and feed of transvestites, immigrants, holocaust and abuse victims.
It is odd that he does not allow others to do what he does.
#newsFuyjzuoewg
Loreto is the sanctuary of the House of Nazareth owned by the Holy Family. The lady of this house is the Blessed Virgin. Exhibiting this rude behavior She showed that Bergoglio is not a pope. The honor of the master of the house was fulfilled by Pope Sixtus V in the bronze monument welcoming pilgrims at the entrance to the basilica. This great benefactor of Loreto, was called the "iron pope," because …More
Loreto is the sanctuary of the House of Nazareth owned by the Holy Family. The lady of this house is the Blessed Virgin. Exhibiting this rude behavior She showed that Bergoglio is not a pope. The honor of the master of the house was fulfilled by Pope Sixtus V in the bronze monument welcoming pilgrims at the entrance to the basilica. This great benefactor of Loreto, was called the "iron pope," because to restore order in Rome and the Papal States, he sentenced thousands of bandits and clergy along with their lovers to the gallows. He belonged to the Franciscan order, so the true Francis appears in the background. Poverello of Assisi and Bergoglio have one thing in common: the lack of priestly ordination.