PopeWatch: Todos, Todos
- 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.
Of course, underlying their “The Church is for everyone” whine, is their belief that Heaven is also for everyone. It always happens when someone believes that they alone, not God, get to decide what is good and what is evil.
Welcoming … and Mercy… come to mind too.
…. Wait, is that the alphabet activist priest?
He’s now not using ‘father’?
The inversion of the “swat kid on bum, say ‘don’t hit'” is … incredible.
Foxfier-
Parent Ryan is, I believe, under the See of Babylon, currently at St. Bee’s. 😏
Though it’s increasingly hard to tell, (particularly with Jesuits) his is a parody account.
There is such a thing as a class act. Both PF and this clown might profitably meditate on that fact.
Right! The Church is for “everyone” except Cardinal Bure, Bishop Strickland, all traditional faithful Catholics…
“The Church is for everybody”. All souls are in the Sacred Heart of Jesus. “You are men sacred to me, for I, the Lord, your
God am sacred.”
Sodomites are addicted to the vice of lust.
LGBTQ+ hate virgins.
Innocence is to be despised and eradicated.
God is to be denied.
The United Nations erased every mention of God as the First Principle for existence and said nothing to explain their reliance on man and itself for the Declaration on Human Rights of the United Nations.
The Supreme Court followed
Pope Francis followed.
Not a brain cell among them.
Religion is man’s respnse to the Gift of Faith from God.
The Church is for everybody in the Sacrament of Penance.
Actually the Church is not for everyone. As all have pointed out that the Church welcomes everyone, not everyone wants the Church. It’s a narrow path to Holiness and all our Faith expects and unfortunately not everyone wants to take the path of the Cross.
That aside, it’s not up to the Pope to decide. He still thinks he holds the keys to Heaven. Drunk on power. Peter may well has free him a rude shock!