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To: WILLIALAL

“What is his duty to his followers.”

Catholics are not “followers” of the Pope. We are followers of Our Lord and God Jesus Christ.

We have seen tens of millions of people here (I guess if you can make 6 million equal tens of millions, I can do the same with dozens and dozens and dozens and...) who criticize the One True Church with an inexhaustable supply of confidence and a great sounding of trumpets and cymbals.

Problem is, they don’t criticize the Church for its doctrine; they criticize the Church for ridiculous misrepresentations, and refuse to be informed of the truth.

Who could be behind that but the father of lies?

“Put a little skin in the game.”

After you, Alphonse.


51 posted on 02/24/2010 1:37:15 AM PST by dsc (Any attempt to move a government to the left is a crime against humanity.)
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To: dsc
"Catholics are not “followers” of the Pope. We are followers of Our Lord and God Jesus Christ."

So why defend the Pope if he helped in enabling the deaths of fellow Catholics?

62 posted on 02/24/2010 7:28:46 AM PST by montyspython ("I don't believe in 'no win' scenarios." - James T. Kirk)
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so once again, I ask what would be a qualified response from the Pope, when he knew exterminations were going on?
Where was the public outcry from him? Where was the forth right effort to stand up for those who could not stand for themselves.
I’m not saying Pius was an evil man, but to have him placed upon a pedestal and assume he did all that was required of him is a far stretch.
Again I think you would have had a different outcome had Pope John Paul been there.


75 posted on 02/24/2010 1:54:33 PM PST by WILLIALAL
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