Jean

[Poo Jogger]

[JohnB]

That makes me weepy.

[jeanV]

That makes me weepy.

You have much to weep for these days.


A cardinal denounces the paedo and gay cover-ups by Popes, and what does Pig Francis do?

A critic of religion couldn't make it up: Pig Francis blames the whistleblower

Pope Francis Compares Vatican Whistleblower to Satan

Satan, the “Great Accuser,” has been unleashed against the bishops of the Church, Pope Francis said Tuesday, in a thinly veiled reference to the former Vatican nuncio to the United States.

The former nuncio, Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, recently accused a number of prelates of dereliction of duty in dealing with clerical sex abuse and claimed that the pope had rehabilitated serial abuser Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, elevating him to a position of influence despite knowledge of his misdeeds.

In an 11-page testimony published on August 25, Viganò alleged that he had personally informed Pope Francis in 2013 of the serial homosexual abuse perpetrated by Cardinal McCarrick, along with sanctions imposed on his ministry by Pope Benedict XVI, and yet the pope lifted those sanctions and involved McCarrick in the naming of future bishops.

[JohnB]

Jean, Jean

Your leg has gangrene
All of your toes have gone green

And your balls are so low
You can touch them, and so
Come out to the meadow, Jean

Till the sheep shag in the valley

Jean
La-la-la-la

[jeanV]

Your leg has gangrene
All of your toes have gone green

Must you talk of the Roman Catho Nigger Church in each of your threads?

Gangrene, indeed.

Homosexual gangrene.

Catholic Church Suffers ‘Culture of Denial’ of Homoclericalism

Catholics are “outraged” about reports of Cardinal Theodore McCarrick’s serial homosexual abuse, not so much because a churchman sinned as that he did so with impunity and protection, a new article asserts.

In a bracing October essay titled “Catholicism After 2018,” First Things editor Rusty Reno pinpoints an acceptance of a homosexual subculture in the Catholic clergy as the core issue underlying recent sex abuse scandals assailing the Catholic Church.

Catholics are incensed over McCarrick’s abuse, the article states, not so much because of one man’s moral failings “as that he did so with impunity, protected by the see-no-evil mentality and, perhaps, the complicity of those who have their own secrets to keep.”

In his analysis of the official response to clerical sex abuse in America, Reno states that by and large the bishops’ strategic response to the clerical sex abuse problem was “devoted to keeping a festering problem secret” rather than attacking the problem at its roots.

Reno, who taught at a Jesuit University from 1990 until 2010, said that Jesuit novice masters during the 1970s “regarded homosexual relations as healthy, even necessary for proper priestly formation.”

[Soft Arrogance]

Jean : Denim

[JohnB]

Would you like some tea?

[jeanV]

Would you like some tea?

Is it what cardinal McCarrick asked you as an excuse to bring you to his sacristy?


It might help you to let the story out 50 years later, Lyme.

Or are you still butt-hurt?

[John Frum]