Evil looking or ticked off that he, an old man (83 years old) got his arm jerked off?
he's human remember - he got ticked off.
Posted on 01/01/2020 1:15:34 PM PST by NoLibZone
>>>(a foreshadowing of Peter)<<<
Peter was married. You do know that, right?
“And when Jesus was come into Peter’s house, he saw his wife’s mother laid, and sick of a fever” (Matthew 8:14).
None of us is a reflexive pope-cuddler.
We're defending him in this one instance because he reacted in a way that's not surprising for an 83-year-old guy who was almost jerked off his feet by a random woman in a crowd who then got him in an iron grip and wouldn't let go of him.
Other than this incident --- go ahead and call him out for heresy,idolatry and marxism, and you won't hear any complaints from me. He's worst pope in centuries, maybe the worst of all time.
Read a history of Pope Innocent . . . you can find it in the Catholic Encyclopedia. He makes Francis look tame.
So, does this have something to do with the Grabbing and Slapping incident?
I teach a unit on Church History for our neophytes. Over the last 20 centuries there have been popes who were drunkards, thralls of lust and brute political operators--- but Francis is in a far, far more dangerous category. He's it just after gold or girls (or boys) or a castle in Avignon, because he doesn't merely have damnable personal or political vices.
He is worse, a global existential threat, a man on a mission--- a mission to destroy the Catholic Church. We've never seen the like. Never.
It makes some of us think it may be the time of the End.
Time for Frankie to retire
PP - you’re wrong again, Vicar does not mean substitute — a Vicar is an official acting in some special way for a superior,
In the Church of England, a vicar is the priest of a parish the revenues of which belong to another, while he himself receives a stipend. His official place of residence is a vicarage. A vicar general is employed by some bishops to assist in special duties.
The word “vicar” means someone acting on behalf of another, someone deputized. That’s where we get the word “vicarious,” meaning experiencing something through another person. A word derived from the same root is “vice,” as in “vice president,” someone who acts in the place of the president in certain situations.
It in no means in no where and has never meant “substitute”
Just like other things you may have in mind about Catholicism, this statement you made in your post is false.
Yup, just as President Trump or Obama are/were visible heads of the American people - representatives.
he should have acted better.
Frankie ain’t Jesus - he’s just a Pope and being a Pope means in everything ex cathedra (where he’s under the grace of God), he’s prone to human frailties like us all
Exactly - PP went overboard, like the lady and Frankie
Evil looking or ticked off that he, an old man (83 years old) got his arm jerked off?
he's human remember - he got ticked off.
In the 1st century many bishops were married - but none got married after being priests.
It’s the same in the other Catholic rites except hte Latin rite - married men can become priests but priests can’t go dating and get married
He’s more at home kissing Muslim feet
Henry VIII is looking better to me...
He may be human, but that was a poor way to behave. He should learn to control his temper.
She should not have grabbed him like that, but she was excited and wanted to touch the Pope.
I agree with what you posted, but a person is a montage of snippets where we decide how we feel about a person’s character and beliefs. That one incident only seals the opinions many have of his previous outrages and leftist politics of this person.
This Pope is lacking in good character and he is an embarrassment to the Church. He likes globalist politics first. Proof Marxist Soros picked Popes are just that.
Vicarius Christi. Nominative singular masculine noun followed by genitive of Christus. Vicarius means , acting for/ on behalf of, proxy, substitute. The term, as applied to a pope, was first used in 5th century in relation to Gelasius I.
Pretty clear that ‘substitute’ is one of the usages of the Latin vicarius
Don’t forget muslim asses too
The woman was very rude, and about yanked the man out of his shoes.
HOWEVER he is not the real Pope. Benedict is, and will remain so until he passes.
I guarantee that JPII would have never let this happen, nor Benedict.
They would have moved slowly through the crowd until everyone got a chance to see/shake hands with him.
This dude, Francis acts like he's some kind of Hollywood star.
Plus he has the same politics as a Hollywood star.
On that I agree, it WAS a poor way to behave.
Vicarious does not mean a substitute. It means acting on behalf of, and specifically of a subordinate doing the work bid by his master.
That’s the basic for the term Vicar in the Anglican communion as well.
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