Where's the fuck the Pope thread?

[Ursus A. Horribilis]

I just do.

Hello

wassup shitdick.

[GOD]

Hello

wassup shitdick.

Not your chances of making it to 55, tone it down when addressing me

[andy7171]

wassup shitdick.

Not your chances of making it to 55, tone it down when addressing me

Ouch.



The Pope is not American. I have no idea why people think he should conform to our Constitution or agree with us on everything.

[kalm]

Not your chances of making it to 55, tone it down when addressing me

Ouch.



The Pope is not American. I have no idea why people think he should conform to our Constitution or agree with us on everything.

God is.

[GOD]

Ouch.



The Pope is not American. I have no idea why people think he should conform to our Constitution or agree with us on everything.

God is.

To tell an old family secret, my grandmother was Dutch

[andy7171]

God is.

To tell an old family secret, my grandmother was Dutch

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HGmpbNfr0A[/youtube]

[Ursus A. Horribilis]

wassup shitdick.

Not your chances of making it to 55, tone it down when addressing me

Keep running your mouth and I'll personally put your boy on the cross again...backward this time.

I think you see where this is going. Now zip it.

[dbackjon]

So Catholics, Baptists etc are not forced to marry hetero couples that don't follow their teaching, but you are worried that they will be forced to marry gay couples?




You all need to stop hanging out with Spandos.

[∞∞∞]

http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/21/europe/va ... index.html

Pope Francis is expected to give the final blessing at the funeral Thursday of Cardinal Bernard Law, the former Boston archbishop who resigned in disgrace during the Catholic Church's sex-abuse scandal, prompting outrage from abuse survivors.

Francis' prominent role in the ceremony has fueled the controversy over the decision to grant Law a full cardinal's funeral at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican.
'Chop him up:' Accusers seethe over Vatican funeral plans for Cardinal Law
'Chop him up:' Accusers seethe over Vatican funeral plans for Cardinal Law
Law, who died early Wednesday in Rome following a long illness, became a symbol of the sex-abuse scandal after a Boston Globe investigation revealed that he and other bishops had covered up child abuse by priests in the Boston Archdiocese.

Why was Law, or any others who covered up abuses, still a Cardinal, even after admitting to it? I see the Pope really cared for all the victims that were abused...

[GannonFan]

http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/21/europe/va ... index.html

Pope Francis is expected to give the final blessing at the funeral Thursday of Cardinal Bernard Law, the former Boston archbishop who resigned in disgrace during the Catholic Church's sex-abuse scandal, prompting outrage from abuse survivors.

Francis' prominent role in the ceremony has fueled the controversy over the decision to grant Law a full cardinal's funeral at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican.
'Chop him up:' Accusers seethe over Vatican funeral plans for Cardinal Law
'Chop him up:' Accusers seethe over Vatican funeral plans for Cardinal Law
Law, who died early Wednesday in Rome following a long illness, became a symbol of the sex-abuse scandal after a Boston Globe investigation revealed that he and other bishops had covered up child abuse by priests in the Boston Archdiocese.

Why was Law, or any others who covered up abuses, still a Cardinal, even after admitting to it? I see the Pope really cared for all the victims that were abused...

I don't think the Church would ever consider, at this point in its history, "chopping up" a corpse as some type of retribution against the deceased for crimes and sins they may have taken part in during their lifetime. There is a pretty strong thread of forgiveness that runs through the Church and what it teaches. Besides, Law has God to contend with now for the rights and wrongs he did in his life.

[∞∞∞]

I don't think the Church would ever consider, at this point in its history, "chopping up" a corpse as some type of retribution against the deceased for crimes and sins they may have taken part in during their lifetime. There is a pretty strong thread of forgiveness that runs through the Church and what it teaches. Besides, Law has God to contend with now for the rights and wrongs he did in his life.

I totally understand forgiveness, and as awful as the cover-up was, forgiveness is merited if he genuinely understands the implications of his actions (or lack thereof).

But to keep him as a Cardinal and give him a Vatican funeral with the Pope's blessing?

[GannonFan]

I don't think the Church would ever consider, at this point in its history, "chopping up" a corpse as some type of retribution against the deceased for crimes and sins they may have taken part in during their lifetime. There is a pretty strong thread of forgiveness that runs through the Church and what it teaches. Besides, Law has God to contend with now for the rights and wrongs he did in his life.

I totally understand forgiveness, and as awful as the cover-up was, forgiveness is merited if he genuinely understands the implications of his actions (or lack thereof).

But to keep him as a Cardinal and give him a Vatican funeral with the Pope's blessing?

There's many things you can question the Church's hierarchy about - they don't always represent the Church very well, no doubt about that.

[andy7171]

I don't think the Church would ever consider, at this point in its history, "chopping up" a corpse as some type of retribution against the deceased for crimes and sins they may have taken part in during their lifetime. There is a pretty strong thread of forgiveness that runs through the Church and what it teaches. Besides, Law has God to contend with now for the rights and wrongs he did in his life.

I totally understand forgiveness, and as awful as the cover-up was, forgiveness is merited if he genuinely understands the implications of his actions (or lack thereof).

But to keep him as a Cardinal and give him a Vatican funeral with the Pope's blessing?

Like GF said, he's dead. We can still pray for those who have sinned so greatly. You're not Catholic, so what's the big deal?

[Chizzang]

Three possible outcomes:
1) There is no afterlife and he's just dead
or
2) He's actively being skull f*cked by Satan right now
or
3) we have no understanding of what actually happens no matter how much we pretend



It's not that complicated people

[houndawg]

God told me.




Wait, he didn't tell me...because he doesn't exist.

True,
God is far less cooperative than during the biblical era...
Heck god was down right meddling and intrusive there for a while

all that biblical nonsense aside - its still difficult to dismiss the prime mover theory

He was a wallflower compared to the Greek gods/goddesses. Those fuckers know how to party.

[houndawg]

http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/21/europe/va ... index.html


Why was Law, or any others who covered up abuses, still a Cardinal, even after admitting to it? I see the Pope really cared for all the victims that were abused...

I don't think the Church would ever consider, at this point in its history, "chopping up" a corpse as some type of retribution against the deceased for crimes and sins they may have taken part in during their lifetime. There is a pretty strong thread of forgiveness that runs through the Church and what it teaches. Besides, Law has God to contend with now for the rights and wrongs he did in his life.

he got way clean.