Thank you for your answers!
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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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and the traditions.. I mean I accept the church as the first and true church but I disagree with leaders.. but I believe in the Holy communion and the sacraments and the bible and the communion of saints.. even I have my doubts about catholicism but I believe it’s the first christian church before the protestantism.
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I mean if it is, the churches stand on this can never change because of infallibility, but if it is not there is a possibility it may change, isn’t there?
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Claims he changed prayers and adopted Protestant prayers in liturgy.
Some fundamentalist catholic tapes claim that Jesus died for only who believe in him. They claim that POPE Benedict said Jesus died for all.
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Here is a typical day in his life.
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Things that changed countries, people or the world as a whole.
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Turkey is one of the most secular countries of Europe. Turkey even legalized gay marriage, unlike the US. The people over there are also pretty secular and moderate Muslims.
I think it is pure discrimination not to let them in just because the country is 98% Muslims.
And Pope Benedict made a remark about Turkey not being able to join the union before, he eventually apologized and payed a visit, but the Turks protested his visit.
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why do they keep on trying to kill the pope??
i know that he died.. i want to know why they want to kill the pope..
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I did for at least 3 months and I also have to smile everytime we have an occasion to hear the Litany of the Saints at our Church and I see people who are not Catholic look at each other and their eyes get real big like “Oh wow! Where have we heard this before?”
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i need to write a paper on Pope John Pual II, and his qualities, and how i feel about him. Does anyone have any ideas? I’d appreciate it if you could get back to me ASAP?
ahah. wow, i didnt excpect to get anything like those answers. Well, I’m not going to plagerize, and i was just wondering if anyone had any good reasons. But yeah, dont be hatin the pope!
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I had heard that some person naming Dr. Zakir Naik had challenged Pope Benedict XVI for religious dialouge.
Can any one tell me that is it true.
And If yes what had happened.
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Can a person who is still living become a saint? What does Pope Benedict XVI and the Vatican have to do in order to make someone a saint? If Rory Emerald becomes Saint Rory Emerald, will he be the only living saint? Thank you for your answer!
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they were talking about how Jesus is coming & some news paper said that the apocolypse is next month while they say that is impossible cus all these things have to happen and then after 7 years and all..and then they were showing news paper clips about stuff happening in the middle east & saying how some prophesies were being fufilled like head butching. anyways it got me thinking about the book of revelation and the anti-christ and the propesies of saint malachy and the Popes he connected with mottos (he named the popes by mottos correctly) and so what im thinking is that Pope bendict will be martyred by a muslim fanatic and so after will come peter the roman who really isn’t the pope but the anti-christ then there will be a time of peace until the apocolypse starts where he will force us to worship him. Im thinking Peter T.R will really be a muslim fanatic no offence meant to muslims. anyways the Church will be presecuted like in pagan rome until The Lord Comes& Reign his R.C.C.
Reign his True Church which was started from day of Pentecost that being the True church of Rome not to get protestants pissed but only the catholic church is the true one … anyways so The Lord will Reign the church and bring all to the True church until the end of times….. no jokes i have a feeling this is going to happen especially now that Pope benedict has angered the Muslims i have a feeling he will be Martyred and maybe even soon… bringing Peter the roman to come Next but If it were a muslim how would he be related to the phrase malachy prophesized that being Peter the Roman? i don’t know but maybe he will come from A CAVE! aka peter meaning rock a cave being made of rock maybe it will be Osama Bin Ladin … the latter part was stupid but you never no…
ye im just saying what the protestant network was saying about the 7 years… and also Could it not be possible that the false prophet is the anti-christ?
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I have to write an essay and i was wondering if anyone could tell me some good qualities that Pope John Paul II had?
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Theological and historical ignorance. God bless!
In Christ
Fr. Joseph
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