[ebb tide]

The Pope said, 'I want the confusion.' That comment was so striking, it stirs fear in the soul — great concern.

[NorthMountain]

a Church that learns from the people of the forest

Huh? Elves? Fairies? Leprechauns?

[NorthMountain]

The Pope said, 'I want the confusion.'

The Pope said? Sounds like something a demon would say.

[NorthMountain]

Collectively, these philosophers maintain that in order to upend the established order, confusion must be promoted. Then the confusion will promote a type of conflict, and from that conflict, a new reality will be ushered in.

That sounds a lot like "dialectic materialism" … straight outta Marx and Engels.

[livius]

Today, with the procession of the idol into St. Peter’s and its reverent reception by Francis and the assembled clergy, was the absolutely unmistakable sign of the Great Apostasy. How much clearer can it be? There’s no confusion about it at all.

But I have yet to hear a single member of the clergy say anything about it. It’s only the laypeople who are upset. So perhaps this means that the clergy apostasized long ago and none of them has really believed the Catholic Faith for years.

[Bonemaker]

“...meaning no one has the slightest idea what they actually mean...”

That’s what happens when you try and make sense out of the utterings of a madman.

[ebb tide]

Ping

[marshmallow]

I've got Synod fatigue already and we're only one day in! Imagine three weeks of this $#!*.

I'm not sure I can survive this insanity.........

[Fedora]

“God is not the author of confusion.”—1 Corinthians 14:33

[BlessedBeGod]

A reporter asked the panel what was the meaning of the statue, what is represented by it. Was it the Virgin Mary? Was it Mother Earth? What was it?

The answer provided no clarity — not much of a surprise. The answer was, bottom line, it has different meanings to different people — fair enough, that's true. But that is a problem.

That's odd. His sycophants said the two statues were the Blessed Mother and St. Elizabeth. You mean they lied?

[OpusatFR]

So when Christ said, “let your yes, be yes, and your no, no,” it does not apply to Francis?

Or when Christ said, “I am the resurrection and the life, he that believes in me though he were dead, will live; and I will lift him up on the last day,” it didn’t include Francis’ viewpoint of natural spirituality and paganism?

What happened to “no one can come to Me unless the Father draw him.”

What bible are the Jesuits using now? The great missionaries of Japan, China and throughout the world, St. Ignatius, must be weeping.

[xp38]

and of course the overarching "New Pathways."

There is only one path we are supposed to be on and it is described as narrow.

[ebb tide]

[Salvation]

Everyone,
Pray the Holy Rosary so that this Amazon and other synods to not succeed.
Stick with the basic Church, in other words.