@Xtopher_Uzo That may be one of the lamest comments I’ve ever read. First, the Pope has probably traveled to more foreign countries for evangelism in the past year than Copeland has in ten years. Do you even read the news??? Second, Catholics definitely do NOT regard the Pope as their God.
@SwampDrainer123@BishopBarron 2 Cor: 30. “If I must boast, I will boast of the things that show my weakness.” Yes, my friend, God very much participates in our weakness, in order to make us strong.
@ThomasEWoods@Pontifex@clicktopray_en@VaticanIHD Pius XII stood before Italian athletes and called sport “a school of loyalty, courage, endurance, resolution, and universal brotherhood,” adding that it “can and must be at the service of God.” Do your homework, Tom.
@Michael_J_Matt If your point was to persuade faithful Catholics that attend Novus Ordo Masses, this is was utter failure. We can see through the lies. Tell the truth.
@Michael_J_Matt “And, most recently, Leo XIV’s condemnation of the Society of St. Pius X on the basis of its refusal to accept certain teachings of Vatican II” — totally false. They ordained bishops without a papal mandate, intentionally. That’s it.
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@Michael_J_Matt “The juxtaposition of widespread abuses in the Mass that persist without correction along with pointless restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass”. — Bishops routinely respond to correct abuses. What you don’t like is what is allowed.
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@Michael_J_Matt “The Fiducia Supplicans authorization for blessing same-sex unions” — this decided NOT what Fiducia Supplicans authorized. Did you read it? Blessings the union is specifically prohibited!
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@Michael_J_Matt “The Synod on Synodality’s initiative to reshape Catholic truth through a process of reaching consensus among all baptized Christians — no, this is a gross misstatement of synodality. “ all baptized Christians?” Um, no.”
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@Michael_J_Matt As a faithful Catholic, it easy to reject this article when it’s very beginning restates outright lies:
“Amoris Laetitia’s path for allowing Communion for the divorced and remarried” — no such path exists, nor is there a plan for it.
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