Monday, May 20, AD 2024 2:52am

PopeWatch: The Price to Pay For Bowing to the Lavender Mafia

 

The Pope was a bit too obviously kissing the hind end of the Lavender Mafia this time, his weasel words notwithstanding, and the lobsters in the pot took notice of the increased heat.

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Philip Nachazel
Philip Nachazel
Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 4:23am

Keys…… ✔️
Halo……. ✔️
Chair
Health
Soul

The document wasn’t needed.

Now you sleep in the bed you made.
Goodnight.

Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus
Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 4:27am

“Kissing the hind end of the Lavender Mafia” –> considering what Fiducia Supplicans authorizes, an appropriate metaphor.

CAG
CAG
Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 6:18am

Here’s a link to the article

Lead kindly light
Lead kindly light
Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 6:31am

Never interrupt the Pope when he is making a mistake.

Jason
Jason
Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 8:19am

The problem these days is that the guy happens to be Victor Manuel Cardinal Fernandez, architect of the very scheme that has put the pope in the bind.

That the pope is being put into a bind by an underling whom the aforementioned pope put into that very position and whose scheme the same pope approved is an interesting, albeit not terribly convincing notion, IMO.

To be fair, underlings down the hierarchical chain in all kinds of organizations do rogue things. The highest authority can’t necessarily always stop them or prevent them from happening. But what matters is what the response is when they do happen, which then demonstrates what the highest authority thinks of those things by what he is willing to tolerate, especially from those higher up the chain.

Philip Nachazel
Philip Nachazel
Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 9:32am

Camaroon Bishops;

*”Homosexuality falsifies and corrupts human anthropology and trivializes sexuality, marriage and the family, the foundations of society,” read the Cameroon bishops’ statement. “In fact homosexuality sets humanity against itself and destroys it.”

Bishops with the RIGHT sense of Mercy.
False mercy destroys.

The Bruised Optimist
The Bruised Optimist
Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 10:28am

These written blessings would seem to be counter to the spontaneous nature of the blessing that was encouraged by the document.
As such, it seems outside the scope of what has been authorized by the document itself.

I think this to be sound interpretation of a poor document, but I doubt that will stop those who insist on acting in bad faith. In a similar way, the Mass I usually attend includes an extraordinary minister of Communion, though the need for such is clearly lacking with an attendance if under 100. This also is a bad faith contradiction of the authorizing document.

Our opposition does not believe in justice. They believe in using rules to thwart opposition to their desires.

Jason
Jason
Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 12:06pm

These written blessings would seem to be counter to the spontaneous nature of the blessing that was encouraged by the document.

Sadly, I don’t think this is the case. The document seems to not be using “spontaneous” in the sense of something that isn’t “planned” or “pre-arranged” or anything like that. Rather, “spontaneous” seems to be set in opposition to “liturgical,” which would mean that as long as the blessing of sodomitical or adulterous or fornication-y “couples” doesn’t take place within a liturgical context or using liturgical formulae it would be “licit.”

Thus Fr. Martin (for example) would seem to have been completely within the document’s guidelines when he specifically called up a sodomitical “couple” to be blessed and arranged for the NYT’s photographers to be there to capture it. Not “spontaneous” in the normal sense of the word but certainly “spontaneous” in that it wasn’t done during a liturgy or using liturgical formulae.

In that light a blessing on a parchment could be just as “spontaneous” as Fr. Martin’s contrived blessing. I’d wager that there will also be photographers present for the signature, although I’d very much love to be wrong.

The Bruised Optimist
The Bruised Optimist
Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 12:19pm

I forgot that the leftist does not prefer the plain meaning of words, but prefers to make up erroneous meanings as they go along 🤦

Evangeline
Evangeline
Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 2:32pm

Granted not everybody is fully versed in Francis. Not every catholic comprehends the reality of where we are or what he’s doing. But no one, no one, should be imagining his words and actions are not his own, or that, he is not 100 percent responsible. He IS the hind end. He is The Destroyer, possibly the False Prophet.
Go to Confession, friends.

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Wednesday, January 3, AD 2024 10:21pm

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Steve Phoenix
Steve Phoenix
Thursday, January 4, AD 2024 6:55am

Isn’t a call for P. Frank’s resignation well in order now? After all he’s failed miserably as pastor and teacher of faith.

I just remember quite well all the smug bishops on the left proudly calling for P. John Paul’s & Benedict’ s resignation (the late Archbp. John Raphael Quinn of San Francisco was a prime example).

Oh well.

Ezabelle
Ezabelle
Thursday, January 4, AD 2024 6:59am

He really stepped in the proverbial now hasn’t he?….

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