Pope Francis II Leo is a true believer. Unfortunately what he believes in has bupkis to do with Catholicism. I do think however that he is capable of performing a miracle. He may make PopeWatch long for the days of Francis eventually.
A True Believer
- Donald R. McClarey
Donald R. McClarey
Cradle Catholic. Active in the pro-life movement since 1973. Father of three, one in Heaven, and happily married for 43 years. Small town lawyer and amateur historian. Former president of the board of directors of the local crisis pregnancy center for a decade.
Now we know whom we have as Pope. These days are as bad as the days of the Arian heresy.
The reaction to that heresy produced great saints and a stronger Church. So will the fight against the Left Heresy in God’s good time.
I was willing to give Leo a fair shot at differentiating himself from his predecessor. As soon as I started seeing the “Popesplaining” industry commence again in the previous few weeks, I just rolled my eyes and started prepping for more twisted logic and crapola being shined up by our Fearless Leaders™
“I do think however that he is capable of performing a miracle. He may make PopeWatch long for the days of Francis..”
Already there, and it’s worse still -he’s American.
We keep thinking it’s one man, it’s not, this is the Lavender Mafia who elected a new Don.
Raising Hope for Liturgical Justice.
And yet in most dioceses those who want the TLM can’t have it.
Even though I continue in disappointment over these recent actions by Pope Leo, I’m still praying that he’s in the midst of correcting course. My mental excuse is that these activities were planned long before he became the Holy Father, and once the old calendar is cleared, we won’t see stuff like this anymore… right???? The below sums up my hopes”
‘Within a toucher, Jeeves.’ ‘Unquestionably affairs had developed a certain menacing trend, sir.’ ‘I saw no ray of hope. It looked to me as if the blue bird had thrown in the towel and formally ceased to function. And yet here we are, all boomps-a-daisy. Makes one think a bit, that.’ ‘Yes, sir.’ ‘There’s an expression on the tip of my tongue which seems to me to sum the whole thing up. Or, rather, when I say an expression, I mean a saying. A wheeze. A gag. What, I believe, is called a saw. Something about Joy doing something.’ ‘Joy cometh in the morning, sir?’ ‘That’s the baby. Not one of your things, is it?’ ‘No, sir.’ ‘Well, it’s dashed good,’ I said.
Wodehouse, P. G.. Joy in the Morning (Jeeves and Wooster Book 8) (pp. 1-2). (Function). Kindle Edition.
I’m with you on this Matthew.
If only I could “like” Matthew’s comment twice. +100 internet points for the Jeeves & Wooster quote. Not enough of that going around.
You remember the Mass he said for the climate deniers? I don’t think it worked like he thought it would.
As Scott Adam’s said, someone needs to tell him about climate models and how they can manipulate it say whatever they want it to
And the Third Secret of Fatima becomes obvious in real time…
The waters of the earth are the tears of Jesus over the city of Jerusalem and the tears of the Mother of God over her Son crucified.
Divine Providence will see that climate change benefits mankind or gives us what we deserve and no amount of money can change God’s will.
Oh! The tithe given will be accounted for in the last judgement.
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Back to the 1970s are we? The CC provided the venue and provided the pope for this strange earth ritual. At least the pacha mama was kept out of the picture.
Repulsive nevertheless.