@bvtucci@Isuckatpicking Trump, a reprehensible bully, has inflicted much misery on this country + on the entire world. It's completely understandable that ppl enjoy watching the angry egomaniac get slapped back once in a while. A smidgen of justice for the disaster that is trump. Deal with it.
@EaglePhan51@Isuckatpicking Why you're celebrating that this incompetent blowhard has alienated all our allies is beyond me. He has made America weaker and more at risk from terrorism in addition to further bankrupting us. Yay MAGA.
@TJ_Josephus@peregasolinus@FrStephenImb@ChristineNiles1 Amazing, isn't it? I know this is a serious subject, but I love language so my first reaction was to laugh out loud because Father used a colorful phrase ( not racist 😉) that could be an apt slogan for many different applications.
@realDonaldTrump Is this how you make America healthy again, by cutting funding + staff at agencies that monitor food safety? Used to monitor 8, now only 2. We should not be reading headlines about a diarrhea parasite in 31 states. What's next, you complete incompetent?
@chutneylife My late sister-in-law's cancer treatment compromised her immune system. There are plenty of other medical conditions + medications that do the same so that's why it's necessary.
@catholic_red@sitsio Matthew 12:36 But I say unto you, that every idle word that men shall speak, they shall render an account for it in the day of judgment. Mocking Pope Leo but devoted to the antiCatholic fake Christian trump, hegseth, vance et al. They're still pledging to annihilate Iran.
@madradtrad@ClassicalTheis For you to say we're living "through the worst crisis in the history of the Church" shows how woefully ignorant you are of Church history. I have to disagree with you that "There is no Catholic pope." Every one of your ilk has made himself pope.
@CatholicFQ second guess his decision. That's between him and God. It's also childish circular nonsense to call my criticism judging. I am not judging your heart or soul as you have done with Benedict.
@CatholicFQ I don't have your original quote in front of me, but yes, calling Benedict weak + lacking in courage for a prudential decision he prayerfully made +blaming him for subsequent problems in the church is indeed judging him harshly. You're not qualified to read his soul nor
@CatholicFQ No one but almighty God has the right to judge him nor blame him for any current crises. Nor was it required that he follow in JP II's path, continuing through infirmity. Each of these holy men followed Christ + did what their consciences dictated.
@NathanM760LI@UcheMaryOkoli@brianconley851 Another self-styled Scripture expert. It's laughable and pathetic. I trust 2,000 years of the Church founded by Jesus Christ and thank Him for the beautiful Mass and sacraments which give us such grace and solace. John 6 is literal, not symbolic, but you lack faith and walk away
@UcheMaryOkoli@brianconley851 We remember in Scripture how many times Christ was condemned by the Pharisees for spending time with sinners. No one knows what went on in that meeting, but some won't be happy until Pope Leo publicly condemns everyone he meets with.
@UcheMaryOkoli Well said. I remember Ven. Fulton Sheen saying just what you've said, that God takes our worst sins or weaknessess and turns them into our greatest strengths.
@Xtopher_Uzo His point was the Church has endured worse things than it endures now, but we know the gates of hell will not prevail against it. And we know Christ raises up saints to stand against whatever evils we must face, Catherine of Sienna, for example.
@Xtopher_Uzo Years ago, a priest on EWTN said we are called to be faithful in good times and in bad. He recounted the many scandals +heresies the Church has endured, e.g. centuries ago, priests openly living with women or declaring during the consecration, "This is not the body of Christ"