I thought it was an awesome homily. It was about how God humbled Himself and made Himself small in the form of a baby born in poverty. This is also true of what God did in regards to the Holy Eucharist.
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“Pope Benedict said on Monday in his annual Christmas address that saving humanity from homosexual or transsexual behavior was just as important as saving the rainforest from destruction.”
A kind, warm Christmas message. From the Pope. Doesn’t it make you also feel all warm and fuzzy?
Meg M: Yahoo won’t let me use links in questions these days. Google “Pope likens “saving” gays to saving the rainforest” and you can see for yourself.
Thanks Uncle! 
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Pope Benedict XVI celebrated Holy Mass this Christmas at the St. Peter’s Basilica Square. What language did he used? I believe he is German.
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