How could I have known that Msgr. Pope had a job as an engineer before becoming a priest?
I can not be expected to know that, but, given that he has these life experiences, I am now baffled that he would write an article about sloth, and bypass bashing the truly lazy in our society, and zero in on normals, accusing them of not praying enough even though they are pulling their weight as citizens and taxpayers.
He should be harshly criticizing the truly lazy in our society, the welfare queens, the coupon clippers, the druggies, the bogus disabled. BUT NOT the workers and taxpayers.
I don't think my comments have been that hard to decode.
I think that I speak from experience sitting in the pews listening to priests bash people like me, and encourage people to vote Democratic at election time, and shame us for wanting to enforce our just immigration laws (as Thomas Aquinas urged us to). They endorse free immigration, illegal immigration, and the probable reason is because the Catholic Church gets HUGE stipends to support, endorse, and embed illegal and hostile immigrants in to our American communities. I am piping up because they are bashing people like me for not wanting to pay half of my income to the government so that they can import Democrat voters and disenfranchise me permanently.
Note, please, that Msgr. Pope will NOT be disenfranchised by the sea of illegal immigrants invading the US. He is probably your classic Catholic Democrat who enjoys getting huge (and growing, each time) advantages each election cycle from all the illegal immigrant votes.
Have a nice day.
Repeating this again.
“Sloth does not mean laziness.” Please re-read the original article with an open mind.
May God bless you and your family.
I didn’t really see Fr. Pope as splitting a difference between workers and government dependents, but to each his own perception, I guess.