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To: flaglady47
. You want more. You will always want more, because you think you are more intelligent, more god-like, more moral, and just all around better than the rest of the mere masses of Catholics out there. Your vanity and pompousness will be your downfall. The gates of the Catholic heaven will slam shut when you try to gain entry. Hubris will be the reason for it. Enjoy your constant hostility to your own faith, which just amazes me.

Yes, I want the true Faith and the true Roman Catholic Church of Christ to be restored to the even greater glory of God.

56 posted on 07/10/2007 12:46:38 PM PDT by Youngstown (Venerable Anne Katherine Emmerich: "PRAY FOR THE CHURCH OF DARKNESS TO LEAVE ROME!")
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To: Youngstown

“Yes, I want the true Faith and the true Roman Catholic Church of Christ to be restored to the even greater glory of God.”

Yeah, and I want to be President. You don’t always get everything you want when you want it. Patience is a virtue. You can’t even seem to enjoy that which you profess is so important to you, your faith. Isn’t it psychologically painful to you to constantly go around with an axe to grind regarding your own religion. Try lightening up a little and see the glass as half full, not half empty. That’s a Republican trait, optimism as versus pessimism; Reagan being the biggest practitioner of this state of mind by far. Great strides are being made by this Pope and all you can do is dwell in the land of negativity. Life’s short, and you aren’t ever going to see those pearly gates if you are in schism with your own Church.


67 posted on 07/11/2007 12:47:28 AM PDT by flaglady47 (Thinking out loud while grinding teeth in political frustration)
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