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Renee Marie's avatar

I love it! Awesome commentary!

I was born, and raised a Catholic, and I attended Catholic school for 12 years! My father nearly joined the Seminary before he met my mother (I was born in 1963).

I left the Catholic Church DECADES ago. I find it to be pure, unadulterated, evil hypocrisy!

My parents, also left the Catholic Church, when they were alive.

Let me make this clear…I LOVE GOD/CREATOR with all of my heart, my mind, and my soul! God always comes first for me in my life. I take out the “middle man”, and go straight to God!

I cannot support evil, and I ask God for discernment.

Thank you!

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John Schrauth's avatar

Bergoglio slobbers over communist dictators like the Castro brothers and gives the back of the hand to conservative pro-lifers while again slobbering over the likes of Biden and Pelosi who betray the church for political gain day after day. Cupich in Chicago has forbidden the recitation of the Prayer to St. Michael. "Saint Michael, the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the Devil.........Can anyone explain that?

People like Cupich believe it is OK to embrace pro abortion organizations if they perhaps do good environmental things and crap like that.

In the time of the American Revolution, Archbishop Carroll had to have it out with Pope Pius VI.Pius demanded that frontier Catholics must attend Mass every Sunday or he would place North America under Interdict. Carroll tried to explain it was impossible for some guy and his family to walk or ride 100 miles or more through hostile territory in all kinds of weather on a weekly basis. That there were visiting priests who made it to the settlements on a regular basis and eventually they would get a priest and build their own church buildings etc. Pius remained adamant. Carroll informed Pius that if he went through with the Interdict, Carroll would break the church in the colonies away from Rome and form the American Catholic Church. Then , like the Popes who "lost" England and Germany and the other Protestant countries, history would record Pius VI as the Pope who lost America. Pius backed off.

Benedict XVI wrote a few years ago that he foresaw a time when the real church was in peoples homes or basements after being forced from the big church by all the phony political bishops.

It would seem that time may be near for consideration of independence from the Bergoglios and Cupich et al.

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