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I wonder if anyone at the Vatican ever stops to wonder how much faith is lost by the idiot policies they embrace, policies which have bupkis to do with Catholicism?  I doubt it.

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Greg Mockeridge
Greg Mockeridge
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 3:48am

I hope I’m wrong about this, but I think Pope Benedict XVI is the last decent pope we will see in our lifetime.

Mark M
Mark M
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 4:47am

Leo is afraid, just as Bergoglio was afraid of the Islamists.

David WS
David WS
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 5:07am

Retired Polish Archbishop Jan Pavel Langa issued the fierce denunciation in response to the Vatican’s excommunication of the Society of Saint Pius X, declaring the penalties “completely void and meaningless before God.”
He referred to Leo as a “False Peter” who has separated himself from Christ and deserves to be expelled from the Church.

Hussar blood. if only he were Pope -the Islamist would be abated.

MrsOpey
MrsOpey
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 6:01am

It is very irritating that the Pope’s X account resembles the Beatles more than our own theology.
Heads up – if you refuse to address it, it doesn’t just magically disappear

Josh
Josh
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 6:05am

Worse. They know but they don’t care. They want respectability in the world and can’t be bother with the wrong sort of people, it makes them dirty.

Art Deco
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 6:29am

I doubt Leo is afraid. He has a set of attitudes you see among bubble dwellers and among NGO employees. He goes to the island of Lampedusa and strikes poses and never acknowledges that if you tramp through a half dozen countries to arrive in Italy, you’re not a refugee but a destination shopper. There are places in Africa suffering terribly, but resettling their populations in Europe is not an apposite response to their issues.

Lead kindly light
Lead kindly light
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 6:41am

One of the best proofs that the church was founded by Christ. 2,000 years of clerics and in spite of them it’s still here.

Alphatron Shinyskullus
Alphatron Shinyskullus
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 7:39am

Although Cardinal Arinze stated the Biafran war was not a religious war, one has to wonder if we would be seeing this today if Biafra had attained independence from NIgeria. But I’m largely ignorant of the issues in Nigeria which have a large and complex tribal component.

The Bruised Optimist
The Bruised Optimist
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 8:42am

Seems to me that modernists refuse to acknowledge parts of reality that are unexplained by their philosophy.

Religious war belongs to that “graveyard of history” We are now “more advanced” Therefore it cannot exist – even when it does.

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CAM
CAM
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 9:00am

Where’s the United Nations? With100,000 people slaughtered in Nigeria that is genocide.

CAG
CAG
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 11:10am

TBO: Were the numbers reversed and it were Christians slaughtering, kidnapping and raping Muslims, you can bet your boots that they’d be calling this a religious war!

The Bruised Optimist
The Bruised Optimist
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 1:02pm

CAG-

Yes. But also, no.

They would blame Christianity, certainly, but even then it would be as a mental disorder or as a bias – something strictly secular.
Modernists do not really acknowledge the importance of religion – any religion – as a supernatural imperative.
Religion as a cultural flavoring, yes. As an expression of the one universal ecumenical (“yet ultimately unknowable”) truth, yes. But not as a crucial issue that impacts one’s future beyond the borders of this short life. After all, Hell is likely empty and Tashlan is the ecumenical deity of choice.

Greg Mockeridge
Greg Mockeridge
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 3:21pm

It seems the only way Pope Leo XIV will speak out against Gov. Healy of Massachusetts is if she tries to reinstate the death penalty.

Greg Mockeridge
Greg Mockeridge
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 3:24pm

Don,

is this just idiocy? I think we need to consider these policies have an intentional purpose and go far beyond incompetence.

Dave G.
Dave G.
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 3:48pm

TBO, ultimately it doesn’t help the narrative, the storyline so to speak. Black African Muslims killing Black African Christians doesn’t help one lick in advancing any agendas or making the proper groups look bad. It might actually hurt. Why Church leadership goes along with this is anyone’s guess. But it does.

David WS
David WS
Wednesday, August 12, AD 2026 8:23pm

Too much idiocy to be explained away… it’s endemic.

Elaine Krewer
Admin
Thursday, August 13, AD 2026 7:43am

I assume the title is an allusion to Will Rogers’ remark about not belonging to any organized political party because he was a Democrat?

Mary De Voe
Thursday, August 13, AD 2026 11:15pm

“I wonder if anyone at the Vatican ever stops to wonder how much faith is lost by the idiot policies they embrace, policies which have bupkis to do with Catholicism? I doubt it.”
…and the donations.

CAG
CAG
Friday, August 14, AD 2026 7:29am

I fear the CCP donations make up for them, Mary

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