The reason so many non-Catholics like this guy is because he's not a Catholic. He's a liberation theology Marxist who happens to wear a white cassock.

"You will be hated by all men for My Name's sake."

"Woe unto you when all mean speak well of you."

Of course, we know that "all men" in these sentences does not mean ABSOLUTELY EVERY SINGLE person in either case, but rather that VAST MAJORITY of those who are worldly and un-Christian.

It is frightening to me sometimes, I mean REALLY a source of unease and profound disconnect, when I see people who are either not Christians at all, or those who claim to be Catholic yet are so publicly and vocally disobedient, acting so in love with people like Wojtyla, Ratzinger and Bergoglio.

Interesting to me is how the less overtly Catholic these men have been down through the decades, the wider their acceptance has been.

Paul the Sick was at least photographed in many "traditional" poses and settings. He looked the part, for the most part.

Wojtyla was photographed making goo-goo eyes and sticking out his tongue and wearing stupid hats and such. Ditto for Ratzinger.

Bergoglio simply goes around kissing children like a politician; he talks like one, too, and basically seems to be more like a UN Council member than the Vicar of Christ.

I pity these men, and I hope that my individual judgment by Almighty God shows me to be totally opposed to their errors, as frail and weak as I am.

St. Dominic Savio, whose motto was "Death rather than sin", pray for us.

Immaculate Heart of Mary, triumph soon!

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us.

  We should avoid rash judgement. I hope everyone reads the full  10,000 + word interview and not  some MSM article before making judgement.  

 We should avoid rash judgement. I hope everyone reads the full  10,000 + word interview and not  some MSM article before making judgement.  

Just repeat this after every misstatement of Pope Francis.

lol, I think it is funny that I got thumbed down for saying  something that Christians are suppose to do.  I wonder what kind of Christians think it is okay to judge someone based on hearsay.

But his vision of what the church should be stands out, primarily because it contrasts so sharply with many of the priorities of his immediate predecessors, John Paul II and Benedict XVI. They were both intellectuals for whom doctrine was paramount, an orientation that guided the selection of a generation of bishops and cardinals around the globe.

 :roll-laugh2:

 We should avoid rash judgement. I hope everyone reads the full  10,000 + word interview and not  some MSM article before making judgement.  

Son of poche?