[BlueDragon]

So in other words, what this Jesuit Pope really meant to say was...

lol... I'm just funnin' with you. Teasing.

Now skipping to the last, to see if there can be a bit more wrung out;

now that I have conquered Europe, I will destroy the Church to which the Cardinal replied if we Bishops and Cardinals have not managed to do so in 1,800 years, what makes you think you can do so in your lifetime.?

Oh, I see, so that T.V. Pentecostal Copeland really IS part of The Church, for try as he might, he hasn't been able to destroy it sort-of from the inside any more than Bishops and Cardinals have.

Imagine that -- and that's an order.

[CTrent1564]

BlueDragon:

I am not a fan of Copeland and the prosperity Protestant groups whatsoever. So even if this was a misguided invitation, and I am not saying it is or was, my point was more to the note that Pope Francis sometimes does things off the cuff that make you go hmmmmmmmmmmm. Again, as a loyal Catholic, I sort of expected a different approach with Pope Francis given he is a Jesuit. The Doctrine of Infallibility is the guarantee of Christ to the Church that the Holy Spirit will not let the Church teach heresy. It does not prevent the Church and Popes from doing stupid things pastorally and administratively.