Good grief, three blogs posts and I'm still on my first Sabbath coffee!
What a week, eh?
The bishops of Malta apostasies and are uncorrected by the Bergoglio and then they demand that priests follow them into Hell at the pain of suspension.
The wonderful Father Philips of Our Lady of the Atonement in San Antonio is aggressively removed by his bishop.
A priest in Columbia is suspended for refusing to go along with the Bergoglian heresy.
The Bishop of Rockford violates the Law on Summorum Pontificum and demands obedience to it by his priests.
And the Bergoglio continues with his barrage of insults against Catholics who follow the faith.
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How many revisions does the Pope Francis Little Book of Insults need?
From LifeSiteNews:
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/pope-calls-out-parked-christians-for-being-unwilling-to-change
What a week, eh?
The bishops of Malta apostasies and are uncorrected by the Bergoglio and then they demand that priests follow them into Hell at the pain of suspension.
The wonderful Father Philips of Our Lady of the Atonement in San Antonio is aggressively removed by his bishop.
A priest in Columbia is suspended for refusing to go along with the Bergoglian heresy.
The Bishop of Rockford violates the Law on Summorum Pontificum and demands obedience to it by his priests.
And the Bergoglio continues with his barrage of insults against Catholics who follow the faith.
How many revisions does the Pope Francis Little Book of Insults need?
From LifeSiteNews:
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/pope-calls-out-parked-christians-for-being-unwilling-to-change
ROME, Italy, January 20, 2017 (LifeSiteNews) — Pope Francis continued his veiled criticism of Catholics opposed to "new horizons" in his homily Tuesday morning, labeling them "parked Christians." He continued with this theme as he has throughout his pontificate, speaking in this morning's homily of the "egotistical mentality" of the "doctors of the law" who "constantly condemn" others.
Francis said Christians should be open to change, saying they cannot “park” and be “lazy” when faced with adversity or remain in their “refrigerator.” For some, he added, life is “living in the fridge, just like that, so that everything remains the same.”
Francis specifically mentioned “lazy Christians, Christians, who do not have the will to continue, Christians, who do not struggle for a change of things, for new things to come, those that if changed would be a good for everybody.” Specifying about whom he was speaking, Francis added, "when I say Christians I mean all: lay, priests, bishops, all of them.”
In his homily at Casa Santa Marta this morning, the Pope said, "Consider the doctors of the law who persecuted Jesus. These men did everything prescribed by the law. But their mindset was distanced from God. Theirs was an egotistical mindset, focused on themselves: their hearts constantly condemned [others]."
The frequency with which Pope Francis has verbally reproached those not aligned with his progressive agenda within the Church has seen a marked increase in recent months. Only ten days ago he lashed out at "doctors of the law” who he said were incoherent, hypocritical, clericalist, and lacking in real authority.