C. S. Lewis once claimed that "it's the educated reader" who is mosty easily "gulled" by propaganda, whereas the common man "takes it for granted that they're all propaganda and skips the leading articles …More
C. S. Lewis once claimed that "it's the educated reader" who is mosty easily "gulled" by propaganda, whereas the common man "takes it for granted that they're all propaganda and skips the leading articles. He buys his paper for the football results."
Francis wrote a handwritten letter on 1 June to Lorenzo Michele Noè Caruso, 22, a history student from Florence who was expelled from the seminary of the diocese of La Spezia after revealing his …More
Francis wrote a handwritten letter on 1 June to Lorenzo Michele Noè Caruso, 22, a history student from Florence who was expelled from the seminary of the diocese of La Spezia after revealing his homosexual temptations with which he identifies. After Francis reportedly complained on 20 May about too many homosexual clerics and the need to expel even half-homosexual, effeminate men from the seminary, Caruso told his story to IlMessaggero.it (29 May). He also wrote a letter to Francis, who replied immediately. On Saturday, Francis wrote to Caruso: "Do you know that clericalism is a plague? It is an ugly worldliness and, as a great theologian says, 'worldliness is the worst thing that can happen to the Church, even worse than the time of the concubine Popes'. Jesus calls everyone, everyone. Some people think that the Church is a customs office [where everybody is checked] and that is bad. The Church must be open to everyone. Brother, continue with your vocation". Caruso called Francis' …More
If this kid didn’t know it before, he’ll soon find out, that with this public proclamation of his proud embracement of sodomy, that vile Vatican gang …More
If this kid didn’t know it before, he’ll soon find out, that with this public proclamation of his proud embracement of sodomy, that vile Vatican gang of demonic dogs who call themselves Prelates and Princes of the Church in Rome, will hunt him down and bend him over faster than lightning striking a telephone pole. He just became fresh meat on the market, and whether he knows it or not, this little stunt of his with Francis has only resulted in it being declared Open Season on his rear-end. Those lust-crazed, ravenous wolves scenting blood will beat a pathway day and night to wherever he’s ensconced, and throng at his door like flies on excrement. And during the entirety of his so-called seminary “formation” they’ll pass him around to each other like a platter of fresh, hot biscuits. He has placed himself on the road to perdition and will now be taken advantage of by the sodomy-loving dogs who rule the Church. For the rest of his vocational life (or at least while his youthful attraction …More
It just occurred to me - this is days after Francis complained to the Bishops about faggotry in the seminaries? This guy's evil may have deteriorated …More
It just occurred to me - this is days after Francis complained to the Bishops about faggotry in the seminaries? This guy's evil may have deteriorated into mental illness.
Rep. James Comer says there is a “strong possibility” the Trump Justice Department would ARREST Dr. Fauci for perjury. “I would do that,” he says. Rep. Comer shared some more interesting news. Now …More
Rep. James Comer says there is a “strong possibility” the Trump Justice Department would ARREST Dr. Fauci for perjury. “I would do that,” he says. Rep. Comer shared some more interesting news. Now that Fauci has thrown his senior adviser under the bus, Comer wants to bring in Dr. David Morens for another hearing to see if the “tune” of his testimony has changed. “If Dr. Fauci is going to throw everyone else under the bus, then that may change their tune as to how they do their answers.”
And this phrase said by some people sometimes blocks us: “Ah, and you, you are perfect!” In fact, the person may not want our help. We still can pray for him. Let’s face it, nobody’s perfect. It would …More
And this phrase said by some people sometimes blocks us: “Ah, and you, you are perfect!” In fact, the person may not want our help. We still can pray for him. Let’s face it, nobody’s perfect. It would be a shame not to be able to help the people considering that we’re also imperfect. Where would charity unfold in such circumstances? It would be like telling a doctor who has cancer that because of that he cannot heal us. We would tell him to heal himself before thinking of healing us. Yet, helping helps to improve who we are. We help each other to help each other, and so on. Jesus seems to be leading the idea further, when he says to the pharisees: “You pay no attention to judgment and to love for God.” Luke, chapter 11, verse 42 That’s the basis. A testimony must encourage good deeds. And Jesus brings us back to reality, respectfully. In fact, we’re not perfect, and it’s clear that our actions and words are not always the best. What Paul wants us to understand, mostly, is that we cannot …More
