Pope Compares Conservatives to Nazis

Church Militant ^ | November 15, 2019 | Jules Gomes

[wardaddy]

I’m not catholic

Obviously

But does any Catholic here feel as I do

That the removal of Benedict was engineered to bring in this cretin since the COC had become so progressive

And they also feared the conservative Catholic growth in Africa

This pope is straight outta Nicaragua 1980s

Or a Montenero Pope

[rintintin]

Thank God for the Reformation

[SaxxonWoods]

Mention Hitler, lose argument.

[Phil DiBasquette]

What jurisdiction does this antiChrist have
to influence Italian immigration?

[RedMonqey]

Yeeep!

[MacNaughton]

The Pink Swastika

The Pink Swastika as Holocaust Revisionist History

[Da Coyote]

So sayeth the commie pope.

[SkyDancer]

Maybe Photoshop Stan’s picture on the popes?

[mass55th]

Nazis were socialists like you Mario. I can say that because when I did some of my Ancestry.com family tree last night, I disovered that Ugo Boncompagni/Pope Gregory XIII was my 12 Great-Grandfather, and Pope Paul III, born Alessandro Farnese was my 14 Great-Grandfather...and I didn’t even have to stay at a Holiday Inn Express to find that out.

[Steve Van Doorn]

This is a Saul Alinsky move conservatives where the Nazi's primary enemy. It stated the National socialists objective was to destroy capitalism.

I can no longer defend any catholic that is willing part of this vile organization.

[Wm F Buckley Republican]

History is repeating itself. Luther called the papacy an anti-Christ. He was right then and he’s still right. If the Catholic Church would ditch the papacy and worshiping Mary and saints, they’d be a real church. There is much good about the Catholic Church but they’re like the Democrat party and have become totally corrupt.

[dsc]

“Or he does realize it and is a true enemy of the church.”

That’s my opinion.

He can harm the Church, but he can’t kill her.

[ClarityGuy]

It’s Mister Martin and Mister Bergoglio. Representatives of the anti-Church do not deserve the honorifics.

[I want the USA back]

Tell me he isn’t doing things quietly to help Trump get impeached. Tell me he didn’t take actions in secret to get Matteo Salvini dumped.

This man is not fit to be pope. He is a politician and no more. He is using his office to promote socialism, and the destruction of the USA.

[dsc]

Have you read Buckley’s “Nearer, My God?”

If you’re going to say ignorant things in Buckley’s name, you should at least know what he thought on the subject at hand.

[GOPJ]

The Pope's Stalin... a totalitarian at heart.

He's the spiritual equivalent of an ‘enviromentalit’ who flies private jets and own 15 energy-hog mansions.

Pope's a phony...

[GraceG]

At what point do good people start saying “Yeah!!! I’m a F***ing NAZI!!! WHAT THE F*** ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT????!!!!”

Soon...

[Steve_Seattle]

"He is an anti-pope. I think he is too stupid to be the Antichrist."

Agreed. He's a silly old bobblehead.

[PGalt]

Let’s be Frank, idiot.

[Steve_Seattle]

"Either they are men and subject corruption, or they are not. You can't have it both ways."

The doctrine of "papal infallibility" does not claim that popes are incapable of sin or error, but only that the Holy Spirit prevents them from doctrinal error when they are speaking "Ex Cathedra," a technical term narrowly referring to official pronouncements, usually in the form of encyclicals, formally defining church dogma.

Offhand comments or speeches made by popes are not considered to be "Ex Cathedra" pronouncements. I'm not claiming the dogma is not without problems but that's basically what it is, though I'm sure someone could explain it better and more precisely.