PopeWatch: Words Fail
Donald R. McClarey
Cradle Catholic. Active in the pro-life movement since 1973. Father of three, one in Heaven, and happily married for 41 years. Small town lawyer and amateur historian. Former president of the board of directors of the local crisis pregnancy center for a decade.
The pontiff unveiled a new motto of a bat swimming in a soup bowl above the earth.
No chopsticks.
Not. Catholic.
We can be thankful for the Our Father said round the world a few minutes ago. An additional Our Father said for author for the idea of the indulgence and the world wide prayer.
Always the good news and the bad news with PF.
I guess he doesn’t believe in Original Sin. Or that a bazillion babies murdered through abortion might be a causation.
Catholic no, pagan yes.
Reminds me of something I’ve heard Christians say about how moderns often use God talk to speak of nature.
Gaia is mad at us?
Well, nothing can be done but to begin human sacrificing to appease her… Any recommendations as to which Gospel, Readings, and Psalm are appropriate to ripping a still-beating heart out?
This… this is absolutely hilarious.
Posted 5 days ago on March 20th, Mark Shea on his blog said:
Well apparently old and busted is “sickness is punishment from God.” New hotness is now “sickness is punishment from Earth.”
I know he would rationalize it faster than the speed of light, but it’s still hilarious to imagine Mark’s broad flame thrower catching his sainted pope in its flame.
Nate, maybe someone will remind him of what he said and ask for clarification in light of what Pope Francis said.
[Eye roll].
Heretic! May he be deposed and anathematized!
I wonder if The Enemy is prompting PF to make these silly statements. Perhaps a revised version of the Screwtape Letters should be published with our Pontiff as the protagonist.
The sort of pagan response you’d expect from a Pachamama worshiper.
Probably never crossed his mind that it might be Divine justice for his own blasphemy.
In fairness to Pope Francis, however, think of what the Church in general has shown the world: 1) Religion is like bars and bowling alleys: non-essential, and 2) it turns out you can get close to God without going to Church (something many outside the Church have been saying for generations).
All of creation is God’s gift to mankind. God became man. God did not become Gaia.
Jesuits love this stuff. Especially gay, non-believing Jesuits like Francis buddy JamesMartinSJ.
Being that Corno was created by man in a Chinese laboratory nature has nothing to do with it. Bergoglio again doesn’t know what he’s talking about.