The death of his predecessor is all about him. As far as he is concerned it is merely another opportunity to bash his opponents, believing Catholics. Heckuva job Conclave of 2013, heckuva job.
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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.
So now they are “not of the Church”? They’re out? Really? For the single, undefined “sin” of “exploiting” Benedict’s death? Where’s the accompaniment? Where’s the mandatory forgiveness, even without repentance? Instead, I guess they should have engaged in the sin that cries out to Heaven, then we would see his famous mercy. Same for murdering innocent life. And, forget the sin against the Holy Spirit, the real unforgivable sin is one Jorge just made up in his new, counterfeit religion. When will he have the honesty to call it Bergoglionism and admit he’s the one who’s left the faith? He is so tiresome.
Yup. Speak up about something he doesn’t like and you are out. Yeah, OK fine. I don’t believe you, sir.
The iron clad rule of projection.
Come on man, you’re the pope.
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Pope Pius XII resigned when Hitler tried to kidnap him. Pope Benedict XVI resigned and became Pope Emeritus.
Pope Francis refused the job and title of Vicar of Christ. Pope Francis calls himself “pastoral”. Christ ate with sinners who repented and invited Him into their homes and hearts. The rest Jesus called a brood of vipers (Matt. 12:34) While Mary crushes the head of Satan, Pope Francis embraces the brood of vipers.
Seems Pope Francis is doing the Cleopatra thing.