Francis and the problem of suffering – how to understand this ‘vale of tears’ |
We are at a loss for words …for if the teachings of the Church explain this question, would any other explanation be expected from the Vicar of Christ? Read on…
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“On communion for the divorced and remarried, it is already known how the pope thinks. As archbishop of Buenos Aires, he authorized the “curas villeros,” the priests sent to the peripheries, to give communion to all, although four fifths of the couples were not even married. And as pope, by telephone or letter he is not afraid of encouraging some of the faithful who have remarried to receive communion without worrying about it, right away, even without those “penitential paths under the guidance of the diocesan bishop” projected by some at the synod, and without issuing any denials when the news of his actions comes out.” (Sandro Magister)
Wonderful post. The comparison with little Antonietta made me cry. Shows really how monstrous Francis is. he should be the first to help these poor children with consoling faith instead of making their lives worse with his pagan diatribe.
Francis and the problem of suffering – how to understand this ‘vale of tears’ |
We are at a loss for words …for if the teachings of the Church explain this question, would any other explanation be expected from the Vicar of Christ? Read on…
← At the center of our faith: Jesus Christ or the human person?
If sects no longer exist, is ‘everyone’ the church now? →
2 thoughts on “Francis and the problem of suffering – how to understand this ‘vale of tears’”
“On communion for the divorced and remarried, it is already known how the pope thinks. As archbishop of Buenos Aires, he authorized the “curas villeros,” the priests sent to the peripheries, to give communion to al
l, although four fifths of the couples were not even married. And as pope, by telephone or letter he is not afraid of encouraging some of the faithful who have remarried to receive communion without worrying about it, right away, even without those “penitential paths under the guidance of the diocesan bishop” projected by some at the synod, and without issuing any denials when the news of his actions comes out.” (Sandro Magister)
Wonderful post. The comparison with little Antonietta made me cry. Shows really how monstrous Francis is. he should be the first to help these poor children with consoling faith instead of making their lives worse with his pagan diatribe.