Trump lambasts Pope Leo XIV

FastLane said:
Is the popes substitute for Christ on this Earth
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Stop doing drugs, Ms. Fat Lame. They are making you stupid.

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In the Catholic Church, the pope serves as the spiritual father and servant leader of the universal Church (Matt. 23:11). As the Bishop of Rome, he holds the highest teaching authority, safeguarding Catholics in faith and morals under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, i.e., when teaching in a definitive manner.

The Pope’s Role in the Church​

Catholics believe the pope continues the mission of Saint Peter, whom Jesus Christ made the foundation of his Church. As Jesus declares in Matthew 16:18,

“And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the powers of death shall not prevail against it.”
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In saying these words, Jesus establishes Peter’s unique role among the apostles, and he also guarantees the Church will endure until his Second Coming. To accomplish this mission, Jesus institutes a visible leadership structure founded on Peter and the other apostles (Eph. 2:19-20), one which continues in their apostolic successors (Acts 1:15-26; see Isa. 22:15-25).
 
Dutch Uncle said:
Stop doing drugs, Ms. Fat Lame. They are making you stupid.

www.catholic.com

What Do Catholics Believe About the Pope?

Who is the Pope, and why does he matter? Discover his role as St. Peter’s successor, his authority, and how he is chosen to lead the Church.
www.catholic.com www.catholic.com
In the Catholic Church, the pope serves as the spiritual father and servant leader of the universal Church (Matt. 23:11). As the Bishop of Rome, he holds the highest teaching authority, safeguarding Catholics in faith and morals under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, i.e., when teaching in a definitive manner.

The Pope’s Role in the Church​

Catholics believe the pope continues the mission of Saint Peter, whom Jesus Christ made the foundation of his Church. As Jesus declares in Matthew 16:18,


In saying these words, Jesus establishes Peter’s unique role among the apostles, and he also guarantees the Church will endure until his Second Coming. To accomplish this mission, Jesus institutes a visible leadership structure founded on Peter and the other apostles (Eph. 2:19-20), one which continues in their apostolic successors (Acts 1:15-26; see Isa. 22:15-25).
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I can't read Breakdown Lane's posts anymore,
but I remember them as being pretty special.
 
This will not be fully over until the anti Islamic people of Iran have had their full say. I have seen videos of guns being smuggled in. A videos of the crown prince convincing the regular army to flip sides. I have also seen videos of the people burning IRGC buildings and mowing down Basji at checkpoints. And I have seen multiple videos of of them cheering the bombing of Iran. They know if they want to be free the pro Islamic regime will never be weaker
 
Phantasmal said:
No, he is just the leader/representative of the Catholic Church. He is the Vicar of Christ, he is not Christ, it’s just like when Rubio represents DonOld but he isn’t DonOld.
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OTOH, DonOld thinks he is Jesus Christ. He's getting weirder by the week.

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FastLane said:
Do you know what the definition of of vicar is?
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Yes, do you? What's your point?

vicar /vĭk′ər/

noun​

  1. An Anglican parish priest in a parish where historically someone other than the priest was entitled to the tithes.
  2. A cleric in charge of a chapel in the Episcopal Church of the United States.
  3. An Anglican or Roman Catholic cleric who acts for or represents another, often higher-ranking member of the clergy.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition • More at Wordnik
 
FastLane said:
Actually I have seen videos of other nuns saying the same thing. I was looking for that video when I came across these nuns I showed you. You are doing a great job of moving the goal post for the antichrist. Err Vicar of Christ. Calling the Pope "sweet Christ on Earth" has been going on since at least the 14th century.

Yes, some Catholic nuns and faithful, often in a spiritual or devotional context, refer to the Pope as their "sweet Christ on earth".
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  • Origin: This phrase is famously associated with St. Catherine of Siena, who used it to refer to Pope Gregory XI in the 14th century.
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Well, yeah, there is a reason they are nuns, but that hardly equates to you attempting to portray Catholicism as believing the Pope is God, guarantee even the Pope wouldn’t say such

And pretty obvious you keep ignoring the Trump reference, if the nuns believe what you say, and we all know they belong to a sect, why wouldn’t Trumpism similarly be a cult
 
archives said:
Well, yeah, there is a reason they are nuns, but that hardly equates to you attempting to portray Catholicism as believing the Pope is God, guarantee even the Pope wouldn’t say such

And pretty obvious you keep ignoring the Trump reference, if the nuns believe what you say, and we all know they belong to a sect, why wouldn’t Trumpism similarly be a cult
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In 1894, Pope Leo the XIII said these things about the role of the Papacy and the Roman Church:…it is impossible to think of such a large portion of mankind deviating, as it were, from the right path, as they move away from Us, and not experience a sentiment of innermost grief. But since We hold upon this earth the place of God Almighty



Cardinal Giuseppe Sarto, who became Pope Pius X in 1903, said this: The Pope represents Jesus Christ Himself...

In 1996 John Paul II also gave his assent to calling the Pope "Lord" and "Christ on earth":

We readily understand the devotion of Saint Francis of Assisi for "the Lord Pope",the daughterly outspokenness of Saint Catherine of Siena towards the one whom she called "sweet Christ on earth", the apostolic obedience and the sentire cum Ecclesia of Saint Ignatius Loyola,and the joyful profession of faith made by Saint Teresa of Avila: "I am a daughter of the Church" (emphases added).

In 2004, Bishop Patrick Dunn of Auckland said this about Pope John Paul II:

"It seems that Pope John Paul II now presides over the universal Church from his place upon Christ's cross.
 
archives said:
He is not involved in politics, his statements aren’t political
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ROFL

Did you type that with a straight face? He is extremely political and purely left wing. Tell Leo the USA should have the same immigration policy as the Vatican State does. Sure, it's none of his fucking business what our laws say, but his laws are THOUSANDS of times more strict. Or will he open HIS BORDERS to all illegals in America? We can start shipping them over to the hypocritical fraud. AND he must disband the Swiss Guard.


We can round up the Somali fraudsters and have them over to his "country" by end of day tomorrow.
 
archives said:
Truly a follower of the faith ^, Trumpism, and MAGA say they aren’t a cult
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You HATE Catholics, and ALL Christians. The ONLY reason you are defending the hypocrite pope is because he is a leftist promoting open borders and human trafficking.

As I said, let us simply route ALL illegals to the Vatican state - since he loves them so deeply.
 
FastLane said:
In 1894, Pope Leo the XIII said these things about the role of the Papacy and the Roman Church:…it is impossible to think of such a large portion of mankind deviating, as it were, from the right path, as they move away from Us, and not experience a sentiment of innermost grief. But since We hold upon this earth the place of God Almighty



Cardinal Giuseppe Sarto, who became Pope Pius X in 1903, said this: The Pope represents Jesus Christ Himself...

In 1996 John Paul II also gave his assent to calling the Pope "Lord" and "Christ on earth":

We readily understand the devotion of Saint Francis of Assisi for "the Lord Pope",the daughterly outspokenness of Saint Catherine of Siena towards the one whom she called "sweet Christ on earth", the apostolic obedience and the sentire cum Ecclesia of Saint Ignatius Loyola,and the joyful profession of faith made by Saint Teresa of Avila: "I am a daughter of the Church" (emphases added).

In 2004, Bishop Patrick Dunn of Auckland said this about Pope John Paul II:

"It seems that Pope John Paul II now presides over the universal Church from his place upon Christ's cross.
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I love it that MAGAts are attacking Catholics. Seriously. The more they display their anti-Catholicism, the more Catholic voters the Pedo President will lose.

They don't have to vote Democrat, just not for any MAGAts. You really are MAGA morons, bigots and enemies of the Constitution.

55% of all Catholics and 62% of white Catholics voted for Trump in 2024. A majority of white Catholics voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020. You fucking morons are splitting your own party. LOL

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