What Are Our Pets Really Saying? A Meditation on the Eager Expectation of All Creation

Archdiocese of Washington ^ | 08-11-16 | Msgr. Charles Pope

[Jeff Chandler]

[chajin]

I'm not even Catholic but, I almost always enjoy Monsignor Popes writings. It's usually very Christianity 101. He should be the Pope

This Lutheran would like to see him elevated to Cardinal Priest, perhaps in the title of St. Kateri. It would be a worthy act for a worthy man. Whether an American could ever be named to the papacy is a separate issue.

[chajin]

and dogs are democrats

A better way to put it, I think, is that Democrats generally relate to government the way we are expected to relate to God, and we are expected to relate to God the way dogs generally relate to us.

[cloudmountain]

That said, my cats are very specific in what they are trying to say. They have me well trained.

Yes, we humans train very well.

My brother-in-law loves ALL animals.
He called cats "pillows that poop." :o)

[ravenwolf]

I don`t even know what the future holds for me much less my dog, i do not take that particular scripture literally, although i don`t know how to take it.

I do not consider a dog a pet but more like a partner as i don`t even like the word pet.

I have seen some amazing things out of dogs and even cats but i still believe in letting dogs be dogs.

We would do well to preach what we know for sure the Bible teaches, and with all of the controversy it seems we are not doing a real good job of that.

[ravenwolf]

Or politicians in general, although it fits demos the best, they lick each others butts and eat nmanure and then want to lick babies in the face.