No I did not miss it. You did and I am not surprised at the anti Catholic inability to make the distinctionn between using a text from Hinduism to lead into how the desire in that text is expressed in Jesus Christ and the blasphemy that happened when Hindu worship was allowed during a mass.
The Pope did not validate the Hindu faith. He did not pray to a Hindu god. He did not say “Hinduism” save.
The outright contortions and deliberate failure to read the whole truth about the meditation is typical of the anti Catholic mutton heads on FR.
You people should be ashamed to always, and I mean always twist what ever the Pope does and turn into an anti Christian act. How dare you. How dare you.
I just know you (collective you) have never, ever bothered reading anything the Pope actually said or wrote making it very clear that Jesus alone is Savior or that Jesus is God in the Flesh.
I am done with the lies of your ilk and I hope you are driven to your knees in shame on the last day.
Christians are not Anti-catholic when they oppose false teachings any more than Christ was when He opposed false teachings. We are called to do so.
Further it is not simply a matter of “quoting” text of a Hindu prayer. It's allowing such even to be considered a part of a Christian celebration of Good Friday...and interesting that your own words referred to this as “ THE Meditation”. So your own words reveal you have some understanding that this was more than just reciting a Hindu prayer.
Additionally, the truth will be seen by those who have been given eyes to see. But one is always given the freedom to deny the obvious....and many do when it means they need to reconsider what their leadership is really saying and doing...and in this case it is the Pope giving validity to a pagan religion, it's practices, and the ears of the Hindus heard it just that way....they “celebrated” their inclusiveness.