Ping
What an arrogant response to people who are gravely concerned for the direction of the church.
Pathetic.
I am not sure what’s wrong with this cardinal’s statement. The term, “Protestant” original meant “protestor” against the pope. Luther protested against the pope of his day.
Good advice.
And those who protest the Protestants?
Cardinal Tells Catholics Who Protest Pope to Become Protestants
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Too late...already done that!
Los Angeles Auxiliary Bp. Robert Barron also added his voice to the debate, calling for bishops to “consider exercising their authority in the digital sphere” to combat “a disconcerting number of such people on social media who are trading in hateful, divisive speech, often deeply at odds with the theology of the Church.”
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What do you do when you’re own Magestirium and Pope advocate theology that is “deeply at odds with the theology of the Church.”?
Not one thinks that this anti-Pope has no co-conspirators. He has many allies within the Deep Church
The problem is not that Catholics want to become protestants; rather the problem is that so many in the Catholic hierarchy up to and including Dope Francis have abandoned not only the Catholic Faith but also Christian Faith. Such member of the hierarchy are Luciferians not Christians.
Does that also include those who don’t like the fate they have provided to
so many altar boys?
Thanks for posting. Cracks in the walls of the POWER CENTER? What’s Frank to do...jump on the horse with shirtless Putin and take the sheep for a ride?
My message to the cardinal is if wants a Protestant church than he, pope socialista and all the other homosexuals should join the Protestant church instead of bastardizing the Catholic church. Or to put it shortly, dear cardinal FOAD!
Done!
So we’re not allowed to proselytize and if we don’t like the current Pope, we should leave the Faith. Such awesome shepherds the Church has.
Anglican Ordinariate may be a choice
Schism Redux.....
“Our Protestant brethren have neither the pope nor the bishop — everyone makes his own choices.
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Choices based on the word of God.
The Bishop and Pope should try it.
We would, but who would be Catholic?
I get the feeling that any criticism is considered "destructive" by the Pope.
There are too many Catholics speaking out because this Pope has turned traditional Catholicism on its head...he seems to deliberately vague about interpretation of the Gospels. This creates confusion where none should be, and invites attacks from non-Catholics.
He also seems far too willing to wade into political discussions and preaches far Left doctrines as if they too, were the word of God. I'm not saying there isn't room for leaders within the Church to engage in politics when critical to its core beliefs (such as for abortion), but Catholics don't want to hear about climate change.
Apostates to the faithful remnant: Get out! It’s our church now!