so having an education, makes you a pope? Don’t you have to be Catholic? Why do you think these men were Catholic? It would be good to really look at a person and what they really believe before paying allegiance to them and their heretical teachings.
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Catholic people say that “Pope John Paul II actually publicly asked God to forgive the Catholic Church of all the sins committed against other human beings.” Do they not know that he is the same Pope who accepted evolution to be part of gospel truth, even though the book of Genesis says that God created man? He is also the same Pope who gathered 160 leaders of the world’s 12 major religions. Do they know what religions these were? They where not Christian religious leaders. They where Snake Worshipers, Fire Worshipers, Sprites, Animist, Muslins, Hindus, Buddhist, North American Witch Doctors; and John Paul II said on that day “we are all praying to the same god, our prayers are creating a spiritual energy bring about a new climate for peace.” On that day the Pope kissed the Muslim Koran, (a book that denies Jesus as the Son of God,) He allowed his friend the Dalai Lama to replace the cross with a statue of Buddha on the alter of St. Peters Church in Assisi, and for the Dalai Lama and
his monks to perform their Buddhist worship there. The Pope even received the mark of Shiva on his forehead, Shiva is the Hindu god who is called the lord of death, according to the satanic bible Shiva is another word for Satan. Now most of these pagan leaders want to come under the authority of the Pope who is a leader of the ecumenical movement which promotes One World Religion; don’t they know what the bible says about One World Religion? Its ruler will be the anti-Christ and those who follow it have the same mind as the anti-Christ, because they have been deceived by Satan. Don’t they know what God says about praying to Mother Mary who is referred to as the Queen of Heaven? Jeremiah 7:17-18 say: “Do you not see what they do in the cities of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem? The sons gather wood, and the fathers kindle the fire, and the women knead dough, to make cakes to the queen of heaven and to pour out drink offerings to other gods, that they may provoke Me to anger.” (God
says that it provokes Him to anger.) Now I don’t know about them, but I wouldn’t want to be one that provoked God to anger, would you?
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will the NO churches that want to celebrate the Tridentine Mass need to get new altars and stuff? How will it all workout?
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I think he has done many good things like talking to the abuse victims and meeting with the religious leaders of other religions.
God Bless
Haha I mean happy, not hapy
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Thank you for your answers!
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It has at least given us some variety here at R&S. All these questions about Benedict’s recent comments mean that the anti-Catholics have at least temporarily dropped the “Why do Catholics worship Mary” nonsense.
Shall we enjoy it while it lasts? Because Mary and the saints will be fodder here at R&S again soon me thinks.
mama24…you think they’re relentless? I just always thought they must just be dense and needed to have it explained over and over and over again. 
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Besides I had visited the Vatican twice, though I’m not a catholic and seen no indication of cannibal priests, not even in the paintings and art in the Sixtine Chapel.
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Also, why does he bow down and worship idols of “Mary” (Cybele).
Just more proof that Catholocism is not Christian at all, and is in fact, Mystery Babylon.
http://www.deceptioninthechurch.com/jp2.htm
http://www.deceptioninthechurch.com/popekiss.html
Jesuits have infiltrated all religions and secret societies, many of these the Jesuits have spawned themselves. We are being set up for a one-world religion by the Mother Whore Church.
The Jesuit Oath, as found in our own library of Congress:
http://s43.photobucket.com/albums/e372/tlthe5th/jesuits/?action=view¤t=a1jesuit_oath.jpg
Rev Kaldea-
You say that even with the clear evidence of witnesses who were there reporting the same thing and the accompaning photos here that you can clearly see? lol? wow you must be really brainwashed….
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Major arsehole in my opinion. Benedict defended the church’s often bloody campaign to Christianize indigenous people, saying Latin American Indians had been “silently longing” to become Christians when Spanish and Portuguese conquerors took over their native lands centuries ago.
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do you have an opionion on this. The Pope is supposed to be a direct decendent from Saint Peter. Why then do we have a German who is not a direct decendent.
I pray for an answer?
I have no problems with Germans, not at all.
However Nazi Youth did have a choice. Live or die.
I am RC but I cannot accept our Pope, I pray that I can. He had a CHOICE be him 16 or 17 years of age.
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Where in the Bible did Jesus say to do that? Let me guess. “It’s tradition.”
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He brought world religions together and well… just watch the video, thanks!
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priests sexually molesting boys and girls’ …Sainthood !!!, I think not…Let’s start a new category for…’Hall of Shame’ ….
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ok i’m a roman catholic, and i follow the pope and his teachings ever since pop Jean Paul II…but ever since i found out about him only wearing Prada and Gucci, i was so turned off by him. yes we took an oath to follow his teachings but i dont tihnk he is leading by example…i dont know something seems off with him. my mother said it’s normal that i feel like thhis because i loved Jean Paul II so much an dhe was such a great Pope that anyone after him would have such big shoes to feel that he wouldnt be that loved…but i dont know…my fellow catholics, what do U think? God bless you
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