Send CathInfo's owner Matthew a gift from his Amazon wish list:https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/25M2B8RERL1UO
Total Members Voted: 20
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
I don't understand where people get this from! Of course we are to obey our superiors, but not when it comes to sin. Bishop Sanborn recently gave an analogy on this subject. It went something like this. As passengers on a jetliner we trust the pilots and do as they say because they are trained to fly the airplane. But if one of the co-pilots suddenly tries to steer the plane into the ground, everyone knows he was NOT trained to do this, and that he is putting everyone's lives in jeopardy. Should the passengers sit back and say, "We can't judge the pilot because he is trained and knows what he is doing"? Of course not. Do we have to get the pilot's boss on our cell phone to ask for approval to remove the nutty pilot from the cockpit? Of course not. Everyone reading this knows that the passengers would do their absolute best to remove the crazy co-pilot immediately, and bind him and put him in the back of the plane. It's similar with Francis; he is wearing a pilot's uniform but he is clearly not doing what a pilot should, and he is clearly trying to steer the Church into the ground, taking all the passengers with it. The Church teaches a man doing this is not a pope, nor is he a Catholic. We don't need to wait for someone to tell us this -the Church has already taught us this over and over, and why people ignore it is just insane.