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In reply to the discussion: So, America, it's come to this...a 79 year old short fingered vulgarian screams at the POPE to "get his act together" [View all]summer_in_TX
(4,191 posts)55. I suspect Trump is reacting to this from the Pope yesterday.
Christopher Hale
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NEW: Pope Leo XIVs close ally Cardinal Robert McElroy received a standing ovation at the end of his homily, where he called on Catholics to take up civic action to help end the immoral war against Iran.
When we leave this church tonight, we must move beyond prayer. As citizens and believers in this democracy that we cherish so deeply, we must advocate for peace with our representatives and leaders.
It is not enough to say we have prayed. We must also act. For it is very possible that the negotiations will fail because of recalcitrance on both sides, and the president will move to re-enter this immoral war.
At that critical juncture, as disciples of Jesus Christ called to be peacemakers in the world, we must answer vocally and in unison:
No. Not in our name. Not at this moment. Not with our country.
1d
NEW: Pope Leo XIVs close ally Cardinal Robert McElroy received a standing ovation at the end of his homily, where he called on Catholics to take up civic action to help end the immoral war against Iran.
When we leave this church tonight, we must move beyond prayer. As citizens and believers in this democracy that we cherish so deeply, we must advocate for peace with our representatives and leaders.
It is not enough to say we have prayed. We must also act. For it is very possible that the negotiations will fail because of recalcitrance on both sides, and the president will move to re-enter this immoral war.
At that critical juncture, as disciples of Jesus Christ called to be peacemakers in the world, we must answer vocally and in unison:
No. Not in our name. Not at this moment. Not with our country.
LETTERS FROM LEO THE AMERICAN POPE & US POLITICS
Enough of War Pope Leo XIV Denounces the Delusion of Omnipotence at St. Peter's Prayer Vigil
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So, America, it's come to this...a 79 year old short fingered vulgarian screams at the POPE to "get his act together" [View all]
Miles Archer
Sunday
OP
An attorney on MS NOW awhile back said that the felon's lawyers ought to look into putting him in a "facility"
Rhiannon12866
Monday
#51
My Irish grandmother used to say about a bad person: "The Devil won't have him."
Irish_Dem
Monday
#59
Anyone need further evidence that the orange Don has completely snapped his tether?
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Sunday
#14
"You don't get rich writing science fiction. If you want to get rich, you start a religion." ― L. Ron Hubbard
Miles Archer
Sunday
#19
I suspect you've seen this already, but he posted this about the time you were writing
muriel_volestrangler
Monday
#65
"Republicans even abandoned Christian values to attack the Pope." Trump keeps writing the midterm election campaign.
Doodley
Sunday
#25
You just ensured Iran will be able to have nuclear weapons for protection.
travelingthrulife
Monday
#73
The bit about Maduro "emptying the prisons" and sending murderers and rapists and tren de aragua was long ago debunked
AZJonnie
Monday
#57