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To: Polycarp; sandyeggo; LadyDoc; Salvation
This is the most absurd thing I have ever read. The Pope drew attention to the Rosary in a way that has renewed interest and has renewed the praying of the Rosary. He commended to the Church the Luminous Mysteries as a suggestion not a command. He shared with the world the insights of a precious Maltese saint. He invited us to meditate upon the marvellous and sublime moments of the life and ministry of Our Lord Jesus Christ. The Holy Father is the Vicar of Christ and again has shown himself to be nothing less that the spiritual director of the world.

I hope the ultratrads vomit up more of this garbage so we will know them by their stench.

34 posted on 11/10/2002 2:40:30 PM PST by Siobhan
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To: Siobhan
The Holy Father is the Vicar of Christ and again has shown himself to be nothing less that the spiritual director of the world.

Amen.

I hope the ultratrads vomit up more of this garbage so we will know them by their stench.

The stench is too stifling already, unfortunately. Look how they have destroyed the witness of Catholicism, at least in part, on this forum alone.

35 posted on 11/10/2002 2:44:36 PM PST by Polycarp
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I agree with everything you said,Siobhan.I don't trust myself to answer these ultra traditionalist! It's an outrage to think they know more and are holier than the Pope John Paul 11. I LOVE the new Mysteries of Light.I say them everyday.When I first started saying them,I used the scripture right along with saying them.Are these people saying that the public life of Our Lord is not Catholic enough to be included in the Rosary?!
50 posted on 11/10/2002 8:47:21 PM PST by Lady In Blue
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