With Burning Concern: We Accuse Pope Francis: - II of III

The Remnant Newspaper & Catholic Family News ^ | September 22, 2016 | Michael J. Matt, Christopher Ferrara & John Vennari

[HarleyLady27]

I was raised in the church, went to Catholic school and for this person to come out on the things he is coming out on is disgusting...

I believe in the church and will continue to believe like I always have, I will go to Mass and I always say the Rosary and Pray to God...but this man is not leading the flock in the Eyes of God...

[Heart-Rest]

I agree with you.

[Wpin]

All true wisdom is love based...all

[nickcarraway]

How many people has Pope Francis killed.

[ealgeone]

Starting to sound Lutheresque.

[ebb tide]

I assume you find that a compliment to the heretic, Luther?

[ealgeone]

Hey, your article. I’m sure in the eyes of some Catholics those opposed to the current pope are heretics.

[ebb tide]

How many people has Pope Francis killed.

Well, considering Francis' support for the U.N. Sustainable Goals program, it will be quite a few.

[ebb tide]

Why would any heretic worry about what I think of his fellow heretics?

[fortes fortuna juvat]

How many people has Pope Francis killed.
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How many people did Stalin and Hitler kill?

[fortes fortuna juvat]

How many people has Pope Francis killed.
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And you’re asking me that question why? You may not agree, but the act of killing someone, depending on circumstances, can be an act of love. Think about it.

[Wpin]

You answered the wrong guy...

[nickcarraway]

Not including the casualties of his wars, Hitler killed more than 13 million people.

Stalin killed at least 50 million, not including casualties of war.

[nickcarraway]

How many people has Pope Francis killed.

You replied as if Wpin said that to you, but actually I did.

You may not agree, but the act of killing someone, depending on circumstances, can be an act of love.

Spoken like a true communist. The government controls and eliminates people as, an "act of love." Kind of like Jeb Bush said about immigration.

Killing people is neither bold, nor brave, nor fortunate.

[piusv]

The soul is much more important than the body.

[circlecity]

"The soul is much more important than the body.

"The Spirit gives life, the flesh profits nothing"

[T-Bone Texan]

Hitler?

He obviously is a fan of lenin.

[fortes fortuna juvat]

Killing people is neither bold, nor brave, nor fortunate.
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I don’t think I ever said killing people was “bold” or “brave” but doing so can be fortunate. Example: If, an instant before someone was about to kill your wife or daughter or mother, you killed them first, would that be fortunate? Depends on one’s perspective doesn’t it? I think most people would consider it to be very fortunate. I could sight numerous other examples, but you get the picture. And of course love has been a motivation for killing people throughout history.

[fortes fortuna juvat]

You answered the wrong guy...
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Yes, I caught that but was not able to correct my error.

[Wpin]

“Yes, I caught that but was not able to correct my error.”

I know, no way to edit or delete posts :)