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The bishop affirmed, “I have very much pity for him (Pope Francis). I love him. This must be a supernatural love, because he is in (such a) sad situation. He is abusing his powers to undermine the Catholic faith.” He added that such abuses are contrary to “the nature of the papacy,” and that he has “so much compassion” for Francis as a “brother who must one day answer (for) this before the judgment of God.”

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“So we have to be this child and say with all respect, ‘Holy Father this is not true what you are doing.’ You are damaging your own soul in the first place … and then you are putting in danger the entire world,” Bishop Schneider exhorted.

[ebb tide]

Ping

[Sir Bangaz Cracka]

Seeing how much progress the left has had in pushing the normalization of homosexuality onto Christianity, I can barely wait to see how it will go when they try this same stunt on Muslims.

[BarbM]

I wish the ABP of Minneapolis/St. Paul had the same courage to call a sin a sin. This year, I only dontated $12.50 to the annual archdiocese appeal. I said that if they want to stop blessing sin, that I’d give more.

Sometime I think all they hear are dollar signs....