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KarlMarx said:
AN FRANCISCO, April 19 - Roman Catholics poured into cathedrals and parish churches across the United States on Tuesday to celebrate Masses of Thanksgiving for the new pope, Benedict XVI, but the choice of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger as pope prompted strong disagreement over what he would mean for the American church.
Some liberal Catholics and interest groups criticized the choice as a lost opportunity to move the church in a less doctrinaire direction because the new pope, a conservative German who was close to the late John Paul II, has long held hard-line positions on many divisive issues, including birth control, homosexuality and the ordination of women. He has also suggested that a vote for a politician who supports abortion rights could be sinful, and that American bishops should deny such politicians Holy Communion.
Some liberal Catholics and interest groups criticized the choice as a lost opportunity to move the church in a less doctrinaire direction
Makes them feel better about their sins I guess?-=d=- said:See? I just don't GET that...People want the church to move away from it's FOUNDATIONS? wow...
Bonnie said:Makes them feel better about their sins I guess?
-=d=- said:Indeed - we see evidence in how children are raised today. We see schools full of kids who value 'what they want' more than 'the rules'. Parents don't Scold their children because "their children might FEEL bad...". It's an epidemic.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19 - Roman Catholics poured into cathedrals and parish churches across the United States on Tuesday to celebrate Masses of Thanksgiving for the new pope, Benedict XVI, but the choice of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger as pope prompted strong disagreement over what he would mean for the American church.
Some liberal Catholics and interest groups criticized the choice as a lost opportunity to move the church in a less doctrinaire direction because the new pope, a conservative German who was close to the late John Paul II, has long held hard-line positions on many divisive issues, including birth control, homosexuality and the ordination of women. He has also suggested that a vote for a politician who supports abortion rights could be sinful, and that American bishops should deny such politicians Holy Communion.
no kidding!!!KarlMarx said:
KarlMarx said: