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Francis’ (Lack of)Logic: Liturgy
Posted in Humor, Memes
Tagged Catholic, Disasterous Papacy, Humor, Latin Mass, Lent, Lent 2017, Liturgy, Pope Francis
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Cohabitation: Just Do It.
Why bother getting married? You probably already have all the grace living together anyway.
Posted in Humor, Memes
Tagged Amoris Laetitia, Catholic, Catholic Identity, Cohabitation, Disasterous Papacy, Humor, Lent, Lent 2017, Marriage, Pope Francis, Sacraments
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If Only It Were A Joke
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Tagged Disasterous Papacy, Historical Humor, Humor, Lent, Lent 2017, Pope Francis
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Economics
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Tagged Church Politics, Disasterous Papacy, Lent, Lent 2017, Liberalism, Politics, Pope Francis, Socialism
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A Biretta Tip: Why Conservative Catholics think Pope Francis is a Fraud
Interesting article over at The Week. Some excerpts: …the most charitable version of the conservative critique, which is not unjustified, is that his tone and emphasis make him sound like a straightforward progressive, and risks identifying the Magisterium of the … Continue reading
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Lent 2017: Time Flies!
Wow, this lent is really flying by for some of our illustrious Cardinals…
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Tagged Cardinals, Church Politics, Disasterous Papacy, Heresy, Humor, Lent, Lent 2017, Pope Francis, Sacraments
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Cohabitation: Save the Church the Paperwork
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Tagged Disasterous Papacy, Lent, Lent 2017, Marriage, Pope Francis, Sacraments
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A Biretta Tip: The Pope Doesn’t Care Much for Theology
Interesting article over at the Catholic World Report. An excerpt: We have heard the Pope say over and over again that he is no theologian and that he doesn’t care much for theology, but it is exactly that attitude which … Continue reading →