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The Pope Who Won't Be Buried
It has been a long time since I have put finger to keyboard to write about our holy Catholic Faith, something I regret, but which I put larg...
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How is your reply to the survey coming along? I have answered two questions and am nearly ready to hand in the towel. It's s...
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Over the years on this blog I have offered some commentary on Pope Francis and his bizarre, scandalous and increasingly diabolical pontif...
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Post hoc, propter hoc?...
Sorry to be thick, but could you explain?
1.74Billion [based on UN figures] - not being pedantic but every life counts.
No rubric was broken since the rubrics do not forbid females having their feet washed. The rubric is descriptive not prescriptive, it simply states that the 'selected men' are led to their seats then those who are to have their feet washed remove their shoes/socks etc.
It is widely acknowledged that the CDW have advised numerous permission to diocesan bishops that it is ok to include women in this sacramental rite. Who would the pope have asked for 'permission' - his own curial department? Francis has not broken any rubrics, he has used his pastoral judgment which he is perfectly at liberty to do.
STOP-PRESS: Marini I had a private audience with Francis today. Word is out that he will be next Head of the CDW!
But it is humble and compassionate to allow people to kill their children! It is a poor church for the poor! You know how "the poor" need to abort and contracept - how else can they continue on as before and remain poor?
Not sure the red shoes were in the rubrics....?
My question yesterday is genuine. I don`t see the connection.
BTW - the pope wears black orthopaedic shoes, I'm sure they don't come in red
That God is so furious with the breaking of liturgical norms that WWIII will soon follow them as punishment.
It is a joke post.
Thank you, Lawrence. As a (50%) scouser, I can usually see a joke.
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