Priest may be forming breakaway church

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette ^ | Thursday, April 08, 2004 | Ann Rodgers

[Havoc]

Actually I do know. The problem here isn't what I know, it's what your clergy would rather people didn't know. And once it's presented we get the "nobody understands" quotes. Spare us.

[pax_et_bonum]

Wow, all of this, and the beaten Glassport Easter Bunny too! Makes me proud to be from the 'Burgh.

lol!

[TalBlack]

I didn't involve myself with when your church cares to do the right thing, that speaks for itself. Whether it should try to do the right thing should be obvious. I'm just injoying the pickle your own doctrine has you in - compromising doctrine and scripture in order not to give the appearance that pushing your claim where people would not welcome it. If it were a southamerican politician, I'm sure the Pope would have no problem with injecting himself there.

Hodar:
I read the above from start to finish and I haven't a clue as to what you said and or what you are trying to say. It is a perfect example of "argle bargle". Thanks for the demonstration!

[TalBlack]

Ooops, strike Hodar and insert Havoc

[TalBlack]

Priests raping young children is not a fad that was picked up in the 1980's and 90's. It's been going on for centuries. And it's also not limited to the USA.



You don't WANT to recognize the truth in the fact that they are HUMAN. They will err, (That is a proper term, a refrence to the famous line "To err is huiman....".) You want to hold them to the high standard set by Church doctrine BUT THEY ARE HUMAN. They will fall to Evil THEY ARE HUMAN,

You're saying that buddists have achieved human perfection!!? Don't make claims that not only can't be backed up but are beyond possability, Buddists ARE HUMAN.

All humans will err and continue to err until Hells Bell have frosted over and will call to the damned no more, in the church or out of the church.