hey Frank, are you really this clueless ? stfu for awhile might be a good strategy for the time being . . .
Posted on 01/20/2014 4:40:51 PM PST by ebb tide
Pope Francis' visit with a group of refugees at the Sacred Heart parish can best be described as simple, warm, and relaxed.
POPE FRANCIS "Thank you. Because by welcoming everyone as family, you make anyone that comes in feel like family. Today I am here and I feel at home, like family. Thank you very much. But I am missing one thing: Mariana hasn't offered me any mate.”
To get to Italy, many of the refugees had to endure many hardships, even the loss of friends and family. Pope Francis said that to lighten the weight of their suffering, they should share their pain among one another, helping and encouraging each other despite any differences in beliefs.
POPE FRANCIS "Sharing our experience in carrying that cross, to expel the illness within our hearts, which embitters our life: it is important that you do this in your meetings. Those that are Christian, with the Bible, and those that are Muslim, with the Quran. The faith that your parents instilled in you will always help you move on.”
In addition to meeting with refugees, the Pope also met with the homeless that depend on the parish for help.
POPE FRANCIS "Hold on to hope. Hope never lets down. Never! True hope. And thank you very much for helping each other, for this friendship in helping each other to move forward in life.”
Pope Francis' visit marked the World Day of Migrants and Refugees. The Parish is close Rome's central train station, Termini. That's the starting point for many people arriving at the Eternal City, in search of a better life.
So much for preaching the Gospel to all nations.
Uh-oh. Ted Baxter needs another clarification from the Vatican.
“Those that are Muslim, with the Quran. The faith that your parents instilled in you will always help you move on.”
Good grief. He is imploding. What is Francis - a warm-up act for the anti-Christ?
Does this include “moving on” to heaven...or is that completely irrelevant to the pope?
So now he’s equating the koran to the Holy Bible?
Geezzz.... the man might actually try reading the book.
Yeah, read this.
http://shoebat.com/2014/01/19/muslims-gang-rape-elderly-american-woman-colorado-rare-horrific-ways/
Here’s another presumption with that statement: that no converts to either christianity or islam exist...how torn-shred is that for a presumption?
he doesn’t only need a pr clinic...but a cursillo...a short course in christianity
Got to be a mis-translation.
IBTPWMS
Thanks, I meant to post the URL link but somehow missed doing it.
Yes, people’s religious faith can help them get past their grief, regardless of what faith they belong to. I don’t believe in any tenants of Buddhism but if it helps Buddhists cope with the loss of a loved one, I don’t mind. What exactly is your point?
hey Frank, are you really this clueless ? stfu for awhile might be a good strategy for the time being . . .
LOL
Hopefully he’s the warm-up act for another Pope John Paul II.
There's no grief greater than that of those in Hell. That's just one of my points.
He certainly hasn’t read the Bible with any comprehension. He thinks the good shepherd left the one sheep to look for the lost ninety-nine.
Does that include Satanist too? Becuz, parts of Islam are pretty close.
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