Contribution to a Canonization

Tradition in Action | Marian T. Horvat

[sinkspur]

I fully expect you to back up the implication that I have ever made such a remark or have even hinted that I felt that way about any Pope.

I never implied you did, and didn't intend to. But, someone on your "side of the aisle" has posted that description of the Pope within the last week, at least twice.

[Mark in the Old South]

And there are Lesbian nuns who want to see the priesthood opened up so she can have her Druid/Christian unity Mass on your side of the aisle. (or is that the Episcopagans) No matter most get my point, you were very clearly painting with a broad brush and I suspect intentionally.

If a poster considers the Pope an anti-pope but agrees with my side on most things I haven't a lot I can do. Where he is right he is right. The same goes for the match set on your side, I just prefer to make the distinction.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Abortion isn't a felony, it's an injustice. Now prance back to your thinking rock and come up with a better argument.

[Torie]

I don't know Pius IX from Adam, and actually thought he was the chap charged with being soft on the Nazis (unfairly I have tentatively concluded), so that just shows how little I know, and I will take your word for it. If Pius IX had secular authority, and the law was what he said it was, well then he was just not a law breaker, just a power abuser (assuming the charges are true).

[Wessex]

"Is that what passes for sarcasm in the UK?"

Kid-napping is not something one encounters much here in the UK, so instead I had to consider the merits of saving some young impoverished soul, Jewish or otherwise, with handshakes, chocolate chip cookies and nothing much else.