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To: JesseHousman
What a sad day when this plea for prayers for the conversion of the pope must be requested.
What a golden opportunity squandered.
The destructiion of the royal character of the Church is the greatest disaster that could have taken place. This "revolution" in the Church is the greatest catastrophe in the History of Mankind.
Pope John Paul II has invited members of other religions to make their contribution to the reform of the Papacy when only Catholics should have a say on the topic.
Here is a pope who received semi-naked women, danced rock 'n roll and openly admired immodest dress. What has he taught the ensemble of the Church? Does the pope have the right to act against the Church's two-thousand-year-old moral principles?
The papacy has become an enormous stage and the pope an entertainer in a transformation destroying the solemnity, sacrality, and supreme dignity of the role of pope and the institution of the papacy.
How the Church could pursue ecumenism with heretics and not incur the suspicions of heresy, since it favors, protects, and stimulates heretics to become more convinced of their own errors?


No, the decisive moment where there are no more excuses for any catholic isn't the moment where the royal character of the Church was destroyed.
19 posted on 05/27/2004 9:33:22 AM PDT by Truth666
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To: Truth666
...isn't the moment where the royal character of the Church was destroyed.

Then where, pray tell?

20 posted on 05/27/2004 9:35:20 AM PDT by JesseHousman (Execute Mumia Abu-Jamal)
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To: Truth666

What publication did you get THAT piece of trash fron?


21 posted on 05/27/2004 9:38:03 AM PDT by Integrityrocks
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