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To: Trapped Behind Enemy Lines

Dear Trapped - Like the Pope Che moniker. I totally agree. It is face-palm time for us Catholics. Missing Pope Benedict XVI so very much right now. At a marriage retreat recently, one of our good Carmelite priests said, “When the 60s generation of priests retires, THEN the church will right itself once again.” Too True.


16 posted on 08/17/2015 8:07:53 AM PDT by bboop (does not suffer fools gladly)
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To: bboop
“When the 60s generation of priests retires, THEN the church will right itself once again.” Too True.

When that happens we are likely to not have ANY Priests. IMHO the Church is eventually going to accept married priests in the name of pure logistical self-preservation.


18 posted on 08/17/2015 8:12:03 AM PDT by Buckeye McFrog
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To: bboop

I agree with everything you said. I especially miss Pope Benedict.


19 posted on 08/17/2015 8:22:16 AM PDT by sneakers
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To: bboop

Hopefully you’re right. But I’m not that optimistic.

I was watching Irvin Baxter of End Time Ministies on Daystar a few a weeks ago.

He clearly documented how just about every pope from Pius XII to the current pope has advocated for world government.

I was naturally appalled by this. Even popes who I assumed were conservatives seem to be on board with this. The Church seems to be institutionally supportive of global government, disarmament, globull warming, social justice, redistribution of wealth, illegal immigration and a host of other policies which puts in it on the very far Left of the ideological spectrum.


20 posted on 08/17/2015 8:25:14 AM PDT by Trapped Behind Enemy Lines
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