Cardhu, I got the location of the image you posted from the properties of the image. It was from Twitter. You posted it from Twitter.
And how about naming the “site that is committed to defend the perennial Magisterium of Holy Mother Church and Catholic traditions.” It is for Catholics to decide if it is a worthy site or not, not for anti-Catholics. Who among Catholics would post that as the “observed modus operandi of similar occurances in 2005”?
Don’t give me the old “Don’t attack the messenger” screed. In this case, the message is so outrageous that the messenders, you and the writer, bear microsopic scrutiny. Neither “messenger” seems to have any validity.
You keep insisting is was from Twitter because you do not understand what the properties of a photograph mean. They show the place where the picture resides to be downloaded. If you right click on the picture on this thread it will show Tinypics and if I right click on the photo on the “site that is committed to defend the perennial Magisterium of Holy Mother Church and Catholic traditions.” It will show where it resides for that site.
And how about naming the “site that is committed to defend the perennial Magisterium of Holy Mother Church and Catholic traditions.” It is for Catholics to decide if it is a worthy site or not, not for anti-Catholics. Who among Catholics would post that as the “observed modus operandi of similar occurrences in 2005”?
Once again you reach the wrong conclusion, our good friend MarkBsnr seemed to be confused by the pompous language in the original as to think that the Universal Decalogue of Impunity was an instruction from the Holy See rather than something published in a Portuguese Magazine Isto é (ie. that is) on November 16th 2005. The “observed modus operandi of similar occurrences in 2005” was my translation, without being too graphic, of the ten stages of denial. It should not come as a surprise to anyone that MO has been in constant use for centuries.
And how about naming the “site that is committed to defend the perennial Magisterium of Holy Mother Church and Catholic traditions.”
Because I am evil and want to play with you a little longer. Also you have been very difficult with poor Cardi.
Now Judith you will be pleased by this announcement ”...independent, clergy-free commission headed by a woman to suggest ways to strengthen church guidelines for dealing with sexual abuse.
Did you ever think you would see the day when a woman would be preferred over a man in your church?
Apropos of today’s news
Norwegian bishop resigned over child molestation,
Norwegian Catholic Church announced Wednesday that a former bishop who resigned last year had admitted to child molestation in the city of Trondheim.
The German-born Bishop Georg Mueller, who resigned in June 2009 and moved to Rome, has been relieved of all pastoral duties and is seeking therapy, his successor said in a statement, according to the Associated Press.
"Mueller has been divested of his authority, and he won't be allowed to work in a church again," said Bishop Bernt Eidsvig, Mueller's replacement, as quoted by Adresseavisen, the Trondheim daily newspaper. "He will never again be given a position in the church."
You see that is how it should be done.
There is also this:
In Austria, Cardinal Christophe Schoenborn was to celebrate a Holy Week Mass on Wednesday evening for abuse victims in what is being billed as a "sign of repentance" just days before Easter.
Schoenborn was named Vienna archbishop in 1995, tasked to clean up the mess in the diocese after Cardinal Hans Hermann Groer was forced to resign as archbishop over allegations he molested youths at a monastery in the 1970s.
Several years later, the church was again rocked by the discovery of up to 40,000 lurid images at a seminary in St. Poelten, 50 miles (80 kilometers) west of Vienna, including child porn and photos of young candidates for the priesthood fondling each other and their older religious instructors.
Amid renewed outrage over Europe's sexual abuse scandals, Schoenborn announced over the weekend the creation of an independent, clergy-free commission headed by a woman to suggest ways to strengthen church guidelines for dealing with sexual abuse.
Meanwhile, the Vatican has yet to address directly another child sex abuse scandal in Europe bearing similarities to a case in Wisconsin involving deaf children.
Dozens of deaf men and women in Italy are alleging that priests and others in the Catholic Church sexually assaulted them over several years.
The Associated Press reported Friday that only now, a year after the case became public, is the Vatican directing the diocese to interview the alleged victims to hear the complaints.
In a signed statement last year, the 67 former pupils at a school for the deaf in Verona described sexual abuse, pedophilia and corporal punishment from the 1950s to the 1980s.
They named 24 priests, church brothers and lay religious men at the Antonio Provolo Institute for the Deaf.
OOPs I nearly forgot:
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Now say you are sorry for all those bad things you said. :)
Goodnight all