Gloria.TV News on the 3rd of April 2014 No word: At yesterday’s Wednesday audience Pope Francis spoke about marriage. Quote: “When a man and a woman celebrate the sacrament of marriage, God, so to …More
Gloria.TV News on the 3rd of April 2014
No word: At yesterday’s Wednesday audience Pope Francis spoke about marriage. Quote: “When a man and a woman celebrate the sacrament of marriage, God, so to speak, is ‘mirrored’ in them.” Francis said to the couples present at the audience: “Your marriage is a reflection of the Holy Trinity.” Thenewcivilrightsmovement.com commented: “No word on marriage of same-sex couples.”
Pope Francis Village: A new permanent settlement is being constructed in Bantayan, Cebu province, Philippines, for survivors of last November super Typhoon Haiyan. The settlement will be named after Pope Francis. The Pope Francis Gawas Kalinga Village will be made up of 45 houses. Funding for the project has been donated by the Jesuit-run Xavier School and the Educational Research and Development Assistance Group.
Jean Hill, director of the Peace and Justice Commission in the Diocese of Salt Lake City has suggested to meditate on meatless Fridays in Lent in the following way: “As you travel past the meat case at the store, pause for a second and consider where that product comes from. Was the cow that will be part of your meatloaf on Saturday herded by an undocumented immigrant?” About the salmon for the meatless dinner she says: “Where did it come from? Is it factory-farmed in Chile, in a process that destroys the coast line, leaving small family fishermen with polluted waters and fewer fish?”
Money: The Pope is entitled to the equivalent of 3500 dollars a month. According to Il Messaggero Benedict XVI cashed his salary while Pope Francis renounced to it. Being the Pope he can – at least theoretically – freely dispose of the money of the Vatican bank. Compare this salary to the wages of bishop Felix Gmür of Basel, Switzerland. He cashes every month the equivalent of 16.000 Dollars. The media do not criticize him because Gmür is very liberal.
No word: At yesterday’s Wednesday audience Pope Francis spoke about marriage. Quote: “When a man and a woman celebrate the sacrament of marriage, God, so to speak, is ‘mirrored’ in them.” Francis said to the couples present at the audience: “Your marriage is a reflection of the Holy Trinity.” Thenewcivilrightsmovement.com commented: “No word on marriage of same-sex couples.”
Pope Francis Village: A new permanent settlement is being constructed in Bantayan, Cebu province, Philippines, for survivors of last November super Typhoon Haiyan. The settlement will be named after Pope Francis. The Pope Francis Gawas Kalinga Village will be made up of 45 houses. Funding for the project has been donated by the Jesuit-run Xavier School and the Educational Research and Development Assistance Group.
Jean Hill, director of the Peace and Justice Commission in the Diocese of Salt Lake City has suggested to meditate on meatless Fridays in Lent in the following way: “As you travel past the meat case at the store, pause for a second and consider where that product comes from. Was the cow that will be part of your meatloaf on Saturday herded by an undocumented immigrant?” About the salmon for the meatless dinner she says: “Where did it come from? Is it factory-farmed in Chile, in a process that destroys the coast line, leaving small family fishermen with polluted waters and fewer fish?”
Money: The Pope is entitled to the equivalent of 3500 dollars a month. According to Il Messaggero Benedict XVI cashed his salary while Pope Francis renounced to it. Being the Pope he can – at least theoretically – freely dispose of the money of the Vatican bank. Compare this salary to the wages of bishop Felix Gmür of Basel, Switzerland. He cashes every month the equivalent of 16.000 Dollars. The media do not criticize him because Gmür is very liberal.
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So how Francisco pays the hotel Bill where he live? (Because We know that this Hotel is run by homosexuals) 
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The Appearance of Modesty and Humility -- The Crowds Will Be Delighted
"Francis goes on to occupy an entire floor of the Domus Sanctae Marthae; for a total space, as we are now reliably informed – the relevant reports were never negated by the …More
So how Francisco pays the hotel Bill where he live? (Because We know that this Hotel is run by homosexuals) mundabor.wordpress.com/…/the-thing-with-…
The Appearance of Modesty and Humility -- The Crowds Will Be Delighted
"Francis goes on to occupy an entire floor of the Domus Sanctae Marthae; for a total space, as we are now reliably informed – the relevant reports were never negated by the hyperactive Press Office of the Vatican – bigger than the space he was supposed to occupy in the Papal Apartments; a space, this one, that was built for him, then Popes are not supposed to live in hotels – much less hotels run by homosexuals – as Francis does. This, without considering the additional costs and complications linked with the necessity to provide for the Holy Father’s security in a place with people continuously going in and out.
At the end of the exercise, what you have is more costs, more inconvenience, more occupied space, and a clear waste of resources. But you have the appearance of poverty."
The Appearance of Modesty and Humility -- The Crowds Will Be Delighted
"Francis goes on to occupy an entire floor of the Domus Sanctae Marthae; for a total space, as we are now reliably informed – the relevant reports were never negated by the hyperactive Press Office of the Vatican – bigger than the space he was supposed to occupy in the Papal Apartments; a space, this one, that was built for him, then Popes are not supposed to live in hotels – much less hotels run by homosexuals – as Francis does. This, without considering the additional costs and complications linked with the necessity to provide for the Holy Father’s security in a place with people continuously going in and out.
At the end of the exercise, what you have is more costs, more inconvenience, more occupied space, and a clear waste of resources. But you have the appearance of poverty."
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“They built a large, singular, extravagant church which was to embrace all creeds with equal rights: Evangelicals, Catholics, and all denominations, a true communion of the unholy with one shepherd and one flock. There was to be a Pope, a salaried Pope, without possessions. All was made ready, many things finished; but, in place of an altar, were only abomination and desolation. Such was the new …More
“They built a large, singular, extravagant church which was to embrace all creeds with equal rights: Evangelicals, Catholics, and all denominations, a true communion of the unholy with one shepherd and one flock. There was to be a Pope, a salaried Pope, without possessions. All was made ready, many things finished; but, in place of an altar, were only abomination and desolation. Such was the new church to be, and it was for it that he had set fire to the old one; but God designed otherwise….”
“I saw very clearly the errors the aberrations an the countless sins of men. I saw the folly and the wickedness of their actions, against all truth and all reason. Priests were among them, and I gladly endured my suffering so that they may return to a better mind.”
Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich
“I saw very clearly the errors the aberrations an the countless sins of men. I saw the folly and the wickedness of their actions, against all truth and all reason. Priests were among them, and I gladly endured my suffering so that they may return to a better mind.”
Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich
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Wow! A Bishop makes $16000 a month?! Where can I sign up to be Bishop! 