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Re: Monday's cardinals' congregation interventions
« Reply #25 on: May 07, 2025, 07:34:15 PM »
Every time there's a papal election or the person masquerading as the pope speaks from that balcony the television camera will pan across a packed St Peter's Square. It will inevitably settle on a group of nuns or other ecstatic faithful and I wonder to myself, how do these people not see this heretic for what he is?
Are they reading a different catechism or Bible than me? Are they living in an alternative universe?
They take the time, trouble and expense to visit the Vatican, maybe catch a glimpse of the pope, yet don't seem to
grasp the basics of their own faith. 
How do these people get goosebumps, feel so inspired by the word salad these clowns spew?
I understand the Trump phenomenon a lot better. He's a world class bullshit artist that knows what his base wants to hear. One can easily grasp the concepts that encompass the whole MAGA thing: closing the border, cutting waste, resisting wokeness, etc. It has a legit appeal. 
What on earth did Bergoglio offer to justify such adoration? Those homos, trannies, and people living in sin that he received, they would have continued on with their lifestyle with or without his sympathy, condemnation or correction. Such people don't struggle with pangs of conscience. They don't even believe in sin.


Offline OABrownson1876

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Re: Monday's cardinals' congregation interventions
« Reply #26 on: May 07, 2025, 09:28:18 PM »
Dice it up any way you want, fake pope, fake conclave, whatever.  I am going with Pizzaballa on the feast of Our Lady of Pompeii.  It is the 1,500th anniversary of the Apparition of St. Michael.  Let's get this thing kicked off.  Even the corrupt cardinals must realize that they need a fresh face in there.  The Church right now has that old, corrupt, Novus Ordo feel to it, and they need youth in there.  Pizzaballa has the look.  He was born in '65, the year the Council Vatican II closed, but I think he gets the nod. It will be interesting to see what name he takes if he gets in.  Even though he has Novus Ordo orders, God can turn things around.   

And besides, the situation is getting quite precarious with India and Pakistan.  This election might kick off global chaos. God's will be done. 


Re: Monday's cardinals' congregation interventions
« Reply #27 on: May 07, 2025, 09:34:53 PM »
Every time there's a papal election or the person masquerading as the pope speaks from that balcony the television camera will pan across a packed St Peter's Square. It will inevitably settle on a group of nuns or other ecstatic faithful and I wonder to myself, how do these people not see this heretic for what he is?
Are they reading a different catechism or Bible than me? Are they living in an alternative universe?
They take the time, trouble and expense to visit the Vatican, maybe catch a glimpse of the pope, yet don't seem to
grasp the basics of their own faith.
How do these people get goosebumps, feel so inspired by the word salad these clowns spew?
I understand the Trump phenomenon a lot better. He's a world class bullshit artist that knows what his base wants to hear. One can easily grasp the concepts that encompass the whole MAGA thing: closing the border, cutting waste, resisting wokeness, etc. It has a legit appeal.
What on earth did Bergoglio offer to justify such adoration? Those homos, trannies, and people living in sin that he received, they would have continued on with their lifestyle with or without his sympathy, condemnation or correction. Such people don't struggle with pangs of conscience. They don't even believe in sin.

Have you never been to a concert? I mean one of those really big ones, with a lot of lights and visuals. You simply get involved in that atmosphere. People are not there for the faith, they are there for the show, for the "high". The conclave is a big event, and people don't go to big events to pray. They go to feel the rush, the adrenaline, so they can tell other people that they were there when Pope Hereticus V was elected and greeted them from the balcony.

Re: Monday's cardinals' congregation interventions
« Reply #28 on: May 07, 2025, 10:02:49 PM »
Every time there's a papal election or the person masquerading as the pope speaks from that balcony the television camera will pan across a packed St Peter's Square. It will inevitably settle on a group of nuns or other ecstatic faithful and I wonder to myself, how do these people not see this heretic for what he is?
Are they reading a different catechism or Bible than me? Are they living in an alternative universe?
They take the time, trouble and expense to visit the Vatican, maybe catch a glimpse of the pope, yet don't seem to
grasp the basics of their own faith.
How do these people get goosebumps, feel so inspired by the word salad these clowns spew?
I understand the Trump phenomenon a lot better. He's a world class bullshit artist that knows what his base wants to hear. One can easily grasp the concepts that encompass the whole MAGA thing: closing the border, cutting waste, resisting wokeness, etc. It has a legit appeal.
What on earth did Bergoglio offer to justify such adoration? Those homos, trannies, and people living in sin that he received, they would have continued on with their lifestyle with or without his sympathy, condemnation or correction. Such people don't struggle with pangs of conscience. They don't even believe in sin.
Yeah, they are reading a different catechism and bible then you

Offline Yeti

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Re: Monday's cardinals' congregation interventions
« Reply #29 on: May 07, 2025, 10:22:26 PM »
Every time there's a papal election or the person masquerading as the pope speaks from that balcony the television camera will pan across a packed St Peter's Square. It will inevitably settle on a group of nuns or other ecstatic faithful and I wonder to myself, how do these people not see this heretic for what he is?
Are they reading a different catechism or Bible than me? Are they living in an alternative universe?
They take the time, trouble and expense to visit the Vatican, maybe catch a glimpse of the pope, yet don't seem to
grasp the basics of their own faith.
.

I think they love the liberalism, the idea that they can say everyone is good, and they themselves are automatically going to heaven, along with everyone else.

The Novus Ordo fake religion gives everyone what they want in this world. That is why it's so popular!