Oh-—and you honestly think it is “evil” to point out “evil” and “corruption” when the Bible/Jesus instructs us to do just that!
Do you honestly think the Catholic Church can not be infiltrated/corrupt-—or ever have a Judas, as a priest or Pope???????? Really-—with understanding the history of the Catholic Church and the encyclicals of the popes?
The Catholic Church is corrupt. Fr. Oko’s Report proves it. All the scandals in the Church prove it-—the words of Bishops/Cardinals that shout out “Biden”—prove it. “The Smoke of Satan!!! exists when parishioners money (millions) supports Abortion mills and sodomy promoters which is proven. Catholics on the Supreme Court throw out Natural Law and God’s Law and are embraced by the CC. PURE EVIL-—as was embracing Ted Kennedy and blurring Truth for decades and confusing Catholic who elected Satan as President.
http://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2013/02/fr-dariusz-okos-major-article-with-pope.html
But—I think the Catholic Canon is perfect-—and as flawless as can be. How do you square that? The Catholic Canon can be perfect—but man cannot. That is also taught in the CC and the Bible.
The Catholic Church is only about the Truth—never lies-—and about “Saving Souls”-—you should understand that and the necessity of carrying a Sword (Truth) to battle Satan.
“The Truth will set you free”.
I didn’t say that it was eveil to point out evil. I just get tired on non-Catholics belittling Catholic truth.....period.
While I am not a Catholic, I disagree with your phrasing and with most of its implication. Some members of the Catholic Church are corrupt, including as you point out Pelosi and others who support abortion and socialism, including a small percentage of pedophiles and of those who did too little to stop those terrible crimes, and including a long litany of other minor or in some cases major problems. Most members and most leaders are better described as flawed or imperfect, just like the best among non-Catholics, rather than as corrupt. Still, as much as I respect our military, overall I would put the many members of the Catholic leadership whom I have met [before I retired, my work had me rubbing elbows with quite a few very senior people in many prominent organizations, including the Church] above the many members of our military leadership whom I have met.