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It wouldn't be "nice" to speak ill of dead false shepherds who spent a lifetime dedicated to the destruction of as many souls as possible. No, let us pray for Luther's soul too while we're at it.
Apparently, she really is a moron. Her own readers are pointing out to her that she has now embraced sedevacantism, and her response is that they are evil?She says that it’s too obvious to have to explain why they’re wrong. ...Woman, shut up already!
Technically yes, but is the efficacy of prayer limited to the time it’s offered? Couldn’t God use prayer for someone after their death and apply it to give them the grace to repent before they died, if that makes sense?
To be clear I’m not necessarily denying this but can someone explain to me HOW this works since presumably the papacy isn’t an actual sacrament like episcopal consecration is?
1. May God have mercy on him, and let perpetual light shine upon him. I wish him no evil.
This thread should have just ended with this. Be careful my brothers and sisters in Christ. Let's not make this similar to the Ruth Bader Ginsburg thread where we judge the dead and condemn Benedict to hell.
I think the primary cause of ++Ratzinger’s abdication was that just a few days prior, he announced he was convening a special synod to investigate charges of widespread pedophilia and Satanism in the Vatican.This is also when Vatileaks arose, and A Vatican butler was jailed for stealing incriminating docuмents.Getting rid of “the Rat” was the fαɢs’ #1 priority, and Jorge was their man.
Do you believe Hell is empty?
I never said hell was empty. "Hell is a state to which the wicked are condemned, and in which they are deprived of the sight of God for all eternity, and are in dreadful torments." (Baltimore Catechism). But respecting the dead and not wishing hell upon them is purely catholic. Why can't we hope that Benedict went to heaven?
So much for the prediction that two popes die the same night.