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re: Why do people care about the Popes political views
Posted on 4/14/26 at 11:31 am to BTROleMisser
Posted on 4/14/26 at 11:31 am to BTROleMisser
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You think that's a lie? I know a couple ex-priests who will tell you that 75% is probably a low or conservative estimate.
The Catholic Church refusal to remove homosexual clergy completely speaks volumes. They could rip it out root and stem and end it but they refuse because it would decimate the religion.
Posted on 4/14/26 at 11:32 am to CID 310
Because they are Catholic. I personally think religion should be separated from state and politics. The Pope should keep his trap shut. And I'm Catholic.
Posted on 4/14/26 at 11:34 am to LSUA 75
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I just wish he would consult Melania before he makes posts.
You think they ever speak to each other?
Posted on 4/14/26 at 11:58 am to Ag Zwin
Got me 4. .NOW!!!
As a member of the clergy, my sense of Scripture is very clear. Leave the religious and civil authorities, which are both under God, in their respective lanes. Have always believed we have the message that influences - unfortunately, seems more than a few have opted for much less
As a member of the clergy, my sense of Scripture is very clear. Leave the religious and civil authorities, which are both under God, in their respective lanes. Have always believed we have the message that influences - unfortunately, seems more than a few have opted for much less
Posted on 4/14/26 at 12:00 pm to Ailsa
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Why torch 70 million Catholic votes?
the opposite for most of us Catholics
Posted on 4/14/26 at 12:05 pm to BTROleMisser
75% is a bit high, but 50 -60 % is not an outrageous statement. According to an ex priest,the American Church has had a gay problem going back about 50 -60 years.
Posted on 4/14/26 at 12:08 pm to CID 310
Because he’s God’s representative on Earth?
Posted on 4/14/26 at 12:09 pm to CID 310
I don’t.
In fact, it seems hard to believe that any of the clergy wouldn’t be anti war or any act that results in the death of human life. That’s kind of their thing.
Still…they don’t have to run a country and there have been many Christians slain over the last 2000 years by aggressors. What we need is an OG Pope all in on Crusades.
In fact, it seems hard to believe that any of the clergy wouldn’t be anti war or any act that results in the death of human life. That’s kind of their thing.
Still…they don’t have to run a country and there have been many Christians slain over the last 2000 years by aggressors. What we need is an OG Pope all in on Crusades.
Posted on 4/14/26 at 12:12 pm to BTROleMisser
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I know a couple ex-priests who will tell you that 75% is probably a low or conservative estimate.
You know?
Well I know your wife and she says you’re a major fig.
Posted on 4/14/26 at 12:25 pm to cornerstore
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Because he’s God’s representative on Earth?
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Like it or not, the globalist cabal was successfully targeted and taken over (at some point) pretty much all seats of significant power in the world. So, why would they NOT target the Holy See?
Of course, they would. That's their modus operandi.
And no, that's not actually a condemnation of Catholicism. Rather, it's a critique of Church leadership that has been 100% corrupted and used as a proxy to assist the cabal and their ends.
Or should we look past that and pretend not knowing what we know?
Posted on 4/14/26 at 12:30 pm to CID 310
All politics is theological
Posted on 4/14/26 at 12:30 pm to ronricks
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Congrats, Bobby. You crawled out of Chicago, spent your life as an Augustinian missionary in Peru pretending to care about the poor, and somehow landed the big chair by promising the Davos crowd you’d keep the rainbow-flag interfaith grift alive. First American pope? More like the first pope who treats the Vatican like a UN diversity seminar with better real estate. You didn’t get elected by the Holy Spirit; you got installed by the same people who think “tolerance” means letting everyone pray except the people who built the damn place.
And then you actually did it. You carved out a Muslim prayer room inside the Vatican Apostolic Library. A carpet, some qibla stickers, and boom — the home of every single manuscript that preserved Western civilization now has a designated corner for the ummah to bow toward Mecca. On papal turf. While Christians are getting slaughtered in half the countries these scholars come from. That’s not “dialogue,” you spineless wonder. That’s surrender with extra incense.
That’s turning the throne of St. Peter into a participation trophy for every ideology that wants Christianity dead.
Your church spent half a million on a solid-gold Fisherman’s Ring so people can kiss your glorified class ring, but you’re perfectly fine letting strangers roll out prayer rugs five feet from the archives that survived Attila the Hun. Priceless, indeed. The Church spent centuries fighting off Islamic conquest at Lepanto and Vienna, and you just handed them a quiet room and a polite “no shoes, please.” Bold move for a guy whose entire brand is “humble servant.” Humble enough to let Islam set up shop, apparently. Not humble enough to ditch the $3,000 silk stole and the red mozzetta cape, though — gotta look fabulous while you sell out.
You’re not a pope. You’re a corporate consultant in religious drag. A globalist hall monitor who thinks the greatest threat to humanity isn’t the erosion of the faith that built the West — it’s mean tweets and Latin Mass attendees. Keep clutching your pearls and your interfaith talking points while the actual faithful watch their ancestral Church get turned into a theme park for every religion except the one that actually owns it.
Robert Prevost, you didn’t just fail upward.
You turned the Chair of Peter into a participation award for the people who want it empty.
And history’s going to remember you exactly as you are: the fake pope who gave Islam a prayer rug and Christianity the middle finger
Posted on 4/14/26 at 12:41 pm to CID 310
Maybe it's because we look to the Papacy as the last resort when it comes to questions related to morality, liturgy, doctrine, social, and economic justice.
Unfortunately, Pope Francis created conflicting signals when it comes to worship (he hosted indigenous tribal worship of idols) and this absurd decision to bless gay unions (let's be clear here - he blessed gay marriage). Did I mention Bergoglio also hosted Vatican conferences on Climate Change - Global Warming (with known abortion advocates invited and in attendance).
I'll say it - IMO some of this stuff Bergoglio pushed bordered on Heresey - and I'm not the only one made this observation. A number of more doctrinally and biblically centered Orthodox Cardinals were as disturbed as I was and made the bold move of speaking out.
Truth, what is that? - Pontius Pilate
Unfortunately, Pope Francis created conflicting signals when it comes to worship (he hosted indigenous tribal worship of idols) and this absurd decision to bless gay unions (let's be clear here - he blessed gay marriage). Did I mention Bergoglio also hosted Vatican conferences on Climate Change - Global Warming (with known abortion advocates invited and in attendance).
I'll say it - IMO some of this stuff Bergoglio pushed bordered on Heresey - and I'm not the only one made this observation. A number of more doctrinally and biblically centered Orthodox Cardinals were as disturbed as I was and made the bold move of speaking out.
Truth, what is that? - Pontius Pilate
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Posted on 4/14/26 at 1:09 pm to CID 310
Not sure the pope is supposed to ignore world events because you think it’s “political”
I expect that the pope has a viewpoint on wars, violence, human conditions, or anything that the Christian faith stands for or against.
Stop being a panican and accept that.
I expect that the pope has a viewpoint on wars, violence, human conditions, or anything that the Christian faith stands for or against.
Stop being a panican and accept that.
Posted on 4/14/26 at 1:22 pm to SlidellCajun
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TRUMP: "It's HER who's unacceptable, because she doesn't care if Iran has a NUCLEAR WEAPON and would BLOW UP Italy in 2 minutes if they had a chance!"
Wow, Trump's taking no prisoners, even Meloni
Sticking to his guns
Posted on 4/14/26 at 1:24 pm to Ailsa
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When you understand that the Catholic Church is directly (and intentionally) involved in human trafficking, not to mention making an ungodly amount of money doing so, then the Pope's position on open borders (mainly ours) and his zeal for anti-Trump rhetoric make a whole helluva lot of sense.
Mind you, this doesn't mean that rank-and-file Catholics are corrupt, but their leadership is. And unfortunately for mankind, that's been the case for a long time.
Gotta hand it to them, though. The globalist cabal has done an amazing job using the Catholic Church as one of its primary fronts to cover for its larger criminal enterprise
Posted on 4/14/26 at 4:02 pm to Ailsa
He goes on...
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These are the same enlightened souls who:
- Championed the industrial-scale harvesting of unborn children with all the moral gravity of ordering takeout.
- Cheered when nuns were dragged into court for the unforgivable crime of refusing to violate their faith.
- Nodded along enthusiastically as confused minors were chemically and surgically altered to appease their parents’ need for trendy validation.
- Built literal media shrines to Barack Obama, Anthony Fauci, and Robert Mueller — secular saints whose every utterance was treated as gospel while any Trump aide who dared mention Jesus was mocked as a backwoods theocrat.
- Spent four years sneering at anyone in the Trump administration who spoke openly about God, as if faith were an embarrassing tic best kept private.
- Applauded the shuttering of churches and the criminalization of religious assembly during COVID, because public health apparently outranks the First Amendment and the sacraments.
- Cultivated a sophisticated, cocktail-party contempt for orthodox Christians and Catholics — those embarrassing rubes who still believed their doctrines actually meant something.
- Reserved special venom for Pope Benedict XVI, the most intellectually formidable pontiff in generations, because nothing threatens faux-progressive piety like actual coherent theology.
- Enthusiastically embraced every sexual innovation the Bible explicitly lists as sin, then acted shocked when someone quoted the text back to them.
- Maintained a pious silence while Iranian mullahs slaughtered their own people and Christians were butchered, enslaved, and driven from their ancient homelands across the Muslim world — because condemning actual religious persecution might complicate the narrative.
And now, suddenly, these champions of secularism discover the Gospel. Not to examine their own record, of course. That would require inconvenient self-reflection. No — they weaponize it as a political cudgel against their enemies, while Pope Leo (or whichever convenient clerical voice fits the moment) is trotted out to sanctify purely partisan aims.
It’s not faith. It’s cosplay.
It’s not conviction. It’s convenience.
A theological LARP performed by people who spent the last decade treating orthodox Christianity with open disdain, only to remember the Cross exists the moment it becomes electorally useful.
The sheer shamelessness is almost impressive.
Almost.
Disgusting doesn’t quite cover it. Hypocrisy this refined deserves a better word — preferably one in Latin, so they can pretend they don’t understand it while still feeling vaguely judged.
Posted on 4/14/26 at 4:04 pm to idlewatcher
quote:Lmao, show me.
Have a look at his bastardized the Catholic Church is. Tranny churches. Gay churches.
quote:Oh my bad, you were being sarcastic. Carry on...
Next thing we know they’ll be advocating post birth abortions
Posted on 4/14/26 at 4:09 pm to dickkellog
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i had to suffer through guitar masses in the 70's never again.
I like the guitars at my parents’ parish. The choir sounds great playing irish folk style religious songs on 6 and 12 string acoustic guitars.
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