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PopeWatch: Judas

Naming this creature as President of the Pontifical Academy for Life was obviously high level trolling by the Pope:

 

In a statement difficult to reconcile with Scripture and Tradition, Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, President of the Pontifical Academy for Life, has claimed on behalf of the Catholic Church that anyone who says Judas Iscariot is in hell is a heretic.

In an even more disturbing statement, the Italian archbishop has also asserted that a priest may legitimately remain at the bedside of someone undergoing assisted suicide in order to “hold their hand” and “accompany” them.

Go here to read the rest.  From that notorious heretic Jesus Christ:

 

[12] While I was with them, I kept them in thy name. Those whom thou gavest me have I kept; and none of them is lost, but the son of perdition, that the scripture may be fulfilled.

John 17: 12

 

Imagine how bad a Pope has to be to make Paglia one of his right hand men.

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father of seven
father of seven
Monday, December 16, AD 2019 6:33am

Imagine a straight man surrounding himself with homosexual predators. Yeah, neither can I.

Foxfier
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Monday, December 16, AD 2019 9:29am

pinches nose
Good grief. Yeah, we’re not allowed to declare that anybody is definitely in hell, for the same reason that the bishop is not supposed to make blanket statements like that. It’s a sin against charity.

Aaargh.

Ernst Schreiber
Ernst Schreiber
Monday, December 16, AD 2019 12:27pm

Yeah, we’re not allowed to declare that anybody is definitely in hell [because] [i]t’s a sin against charity.

If the archbishop was trying to say that, along with suggesting that if we did a better job of caring for the sick (meaning be with them in their suffering) maybe fewer people would despair of life and and opt for suicide,

he sure went about it the wrong way.

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