[Iscool]

First, if you're going to attempt to talk about something why not use the correct terms rather than make a fool out of yourself? Second, there's nothing odd about my statement and it is absolutely true. Some early popes were married. That does not mean they lived as conjugal husbands when they became priests.

Conjugal??? Some of your popes were queers...Some of them had offspring while being married...Some of them had children out of wedlock...

These guys are your Magisterium...And then these guys warn Catholics not to go outside of Catholic instruction to learn their history...

[vladimir998]

You wrote:

“Conjugal??? Some of your popes were queers...Some of them had offspring while being married...Some of them had children out of wedlock...”

None of which changes anything I said. I guess, just as I expected, you really can’t offer an argument.

“These guys are your Magisterium...And then these guys warn Catholics not to go outside of Catholic instruction to learn their history...”

Uh, no. Apparently you imagine quite a bit. I’m a Church historian, and between the two of us, I’m the only one making any sense. You can’t even seem to string together a few coherent thoughts.