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On Earth Day, pope says nature will not forgive our trespasses
Thomsen-Reuters ^
| 4/22/2020
| Philip Pullella
Posted on 04/22/2020 4:50:54 AM PDT by yardboyd
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To: yardboyd
Nature is a thing not a person.
It can not forgive any more then a rock can forgive.
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04/22/2020 10:51:33 AM PDT
by
Harmless Teddy Bear
(Leave it to me to be holdin' the matches when the fire truck shows up & there's nobody else to blame)
To: grey_whiskers
Bergoglio’s mission is to ‘reign’ over the final destruction of the Catholic Church. We had the pedophiles, the gaggle of queer phony priests and now the final end of the phony humanist religion that was established due to Vatican II.
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04/22/2020 10:56:18 AM PDT
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yardboyd
(Call me a rose.... or leave me alone.)
To: NotSoFreeStater
And I am Catholic. I, too.
However, I am a Sedevacantist who believes there hasn't been a valid pope following Vatican II. Tossing the rubrics, tenets, and the Holy Mass out on the curbside to be collected with the trash was a blasphemy that cries to God for vengeance.
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04/22/2020 11:02:42 AM PDT
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yardboyd
(Call me a rose.... or leave me alone.)
To: yardboyd
“On Earth Day, pope says nature will not forgive our trespasses”
Francis the Animist ... how long before he makes sacrificial animal offerings to Mother Gaia idols?
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04/22/2020 2:02:14 PM PDT
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catnipman
(Cat Nipman: Vote Republican in 2012 and only be called racist one more time!)
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