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"Anyone actually going to see him say mass waste of money that could go towards homeless crisis or health system imo "Theres more to this country than the health system and homeless crisis. The mass will have 600 thousand in attendance. People from all over the world will be there. Will be worth many millions more to the local economy than what it will cost the government to facilitate it. PS. I won't be there. | |||
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"King of the peado's " Would you refer to varadkar or higgins as the same so? | |||
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"I couldn't agree with you more the homeless situation in this country is ridiculous at the moment and that money could do a lot to help the situation in Dublin or limerick by going towards hostels and homeless accommodation all over the county's " Where do you all the money comes from to help the homeless or any other government funded project? It comes from investment. Itll cost a few million to stage. That few million is paid in wages and costs. Money that will be taxed and spent in Ireland. Then youve the local economy (dublin) that will benefit to the tune of millions. Millions that will again be taxed massively. Stop looking at the smaller picture and open your mind | |||
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"I know that their obviously should be a lot more people working buying taxes and facilitate a better country for us to live but given the amount of foreign people who came in the 90,s and early 00,s their was not enough jobs to service the population I have no problems with these people but it was the start of the problem " No it wasn't. We didnt have enough tradesmen back then too meet the demands of the housing needs. They were the solution to our problem then, just like the Irish in America, Australia and canada. We are there to meet demand. Yes there's the ones who done feck all and still do it but there's irish like that too. If Ireland didnt open up to different cultures we'd still be in a 1970s mentality. I don't go to church but the popes visit is massive to those that do. Leave them have their moment and not connect everything to our health or homeless | |||
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"You are right that is not what I meant obviously their were lots of benefits their but and I know surgeons from Asian countries who have great kids who work I also know lots of people who work the system to get houses and money I have been in these circles and seen it I am not talking out my ass I lot of the generation of 40 up foreigners contribute greatly and as a young man in the country a couldn't be more grateful that the Catholic culture was buried it done more damage than good" The system is being played by everyone foreign and Irish. A fella I work with told me he went working on building sites in England in the early 00s and was signed on here too. He done it for about 2 yrs and was never caught. But that's just one example. I know of far too many people doing similar things or playing the system in other ways and the worst thing is they advise other people on how to do it and what to do when you're caught etc... | |||
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"They still owe about 140 million to their victims of sex abuse that they are refusing to pay He shouldn't be allowed here til they are paid I'd only go to protest" defo shouldn't be allowed in the country | |||
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"They still owe about 140 million to their victims of sex abuse that they are refusing to pay He shouldn't be allowed here til they are paid I'd only go to protest defo shouldn't be allowed in the country "  | |||
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"They still owe about 140 million to their victims of sex abuse that they are refusing to pay He shouldn't be allowed here til they are paid I'd only go to protest" Agreed it's an insult to the victims of abuse. Yet another example of our society and government turning a blind eye. Accountability before hospitality! | |||
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"King of the peado's " A very unfair comment we all know about what has happened in the church, but to say that about the pope out of line in my view, and im someone who is not a church going person. I say let him come let those who have faith go see him and if it helps people to see him what's the harm. Of course there is a cost Involved but I'd imagine that when the books are balanced Ireland will be up a few pounds lol!! | |||
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"They still owe about 140 million to their victims of sex abuse that they are refusing to pay He shouldn't be allowed here til they are paid I'd only go to protest" The government should confiscate lands even churches to cover the cost think of all the prime land that could be used to build houses | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. " Being spiritual and being religious to me are two separate things. Would definitely call him a religious leader rather than a spiritual leader. | |||
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Pmsl may God help him! "we say few hail Mary's for him that he doesn't have heart attack during it lol | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us." I don't mind queen and her family conversational statement I know | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us." Personal choice and each to their own.  | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us. Personal choice and each to their own. " | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us." Your out of luck prince Charles was in Northern Ireland this week, but I guess that not Ireland it's part of the UK | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us. Your out of luck prince Charles was in Northern Ireland this week, but I guess that not Ireland it's part of the UK "He was in cork and kerry aswell this week actually | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us. Your out of luck prince Charles was in Northern Ireland this week, but I guess that not Ireland it's part of the UK
He was in cork and kerry aswell this week actually "I didn't know that, im sure he was made welcome,and I sincerely hope the pope will be made welcome too when he arrives | |||
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"Yes he should come, and yes we should pay for it. The government has the resources, the money to fix the homeless problem, they failed. They have the money and resources to fix the amount of people on hospital trolleys, they failed. If you think that if they said no to the pope coming, that the money would be spent on homeless and health, then you're sadly mistaken. It would be spent on forcing more into hospitals to get abortions adding to an already stressed system without a cent extra to provide the service. That's the fact of the matter, if you freed up the money to solve Ireland obvious problems Leo would spend it on something else. So yeah the Pope should come, the British Royal family should come, and we should visit other countries, and none of that should be used as an excuse for the goverment to be inept in all the areas like health etc." Careful now: You're showing an uncommon amount of common sense and a severe lack of spiteful bias to be on this thread...! | |||
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"Yes he should come, and yes we should pay for it. The government has the resources, the money to fix the homeless problem, they failed. They have the money and resources to fix the amount of people on hospital trolleys, they failed. If you think that if they said no to the pope coming, that the money would be spent on homeless and health, then you're sadly mistaken. It would be spent on forcing more into hospitals to get abortions adding to an already stressed system without a cent extra to provide the service. That's the fact of the matter, if you freed up the money to solve Ireland obvious problems Leo would spend it on something else. So yeah the Pope should come, the British Royal family should come, and we should visit other countries, and none of that should be used as an excuse for the goverment to be inept in all the areas like health etc." Forced abortions??  | |||
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"Forced abortions?? "What I meant by forced abortions is Leo is going to force hospitals to carry out abortions, including catholic hospitals, and force doctors to refer people. Not force people to have them. So the government finds things like that to waste money on. Instead of just making it self refferal, they will spend millions in legal fees forcing a health system where 80% of doctors want nothing to do with abortions to comply. That's the kind of waste the government pisses our money away on. | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us. Your out of luck prince Charles was in Northern Ireland this week, but I guess that not Ireland it's part of the UK "It's all part of Ireland North and South. | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us. Your out of luck prince Charles was in Northern Ireland this week, but I guess that not Ireland it's part of the UK It's all part of Ireland North and South."For sure it's all part of the island of Ireland, however northern Ireland is part of the UK, thus the Queen could and should visit, but she has also paid a visit to the republic of Ireland already, and I have to say I find it distasteful to object to the Queen in an age where we should all be trying to get togather for the better good rather than being so divisive. Pope Queen who really cares....they are only people trying to make life a little better for others | |||
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"I'll be there. I get it about the abuse etc by numerous priests and that is 100% wrong and out of order and they should all be jailed or worse but the priests are not the catholic church they are like teachers in a school because the teacher is shit does that make the subject he's teaching wrong? or the school bad? I think people are concentrating on the teachers i.e. The priests and forgetting about the fundamental subject matter either you believe in the subject matter or you don't and if u do then it dosnt matter a shit about the teacher. I'll be there because I believe largely in the subject matter and for me that's all that counts" Intelligent point, made with a good analogy. And fair play to you for speaking up when most of the sentiment on here is quite anti.. | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us. Your out of luck prince Charles was in Northern Ireland this week, but I guess that not Ireland it's part of the UK It's all part of Ireland North and South.
For sure it's all part of the island of Ireland, however northern Ireland is part of the UK, thus the Queen could and should visit, but she has also paid a visit to the republic of Ireland already, and I have to say I find it distasteful to object to the Queen in an age where we should all be trying to get togather for the better good rather than being so divisive. Pope Queen who really cares....they are only people trying to make life a little better for others"I believe it's called Ireland for a reason that reason being it's all one country.But I think it would be much better without the bloody crown on its head.And it wasn't the pope that put the crown on it's head. | |||
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"KING OF THE PEADO'S! Just in case you thought i made a mistake the first time! " He's not a king yet is he Charlie I mean. | |||
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"We have a circus that comes to town every so often too" Charlie the clown is it. | |||
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"I'll be there. I get it about the abuse etc by numerous priests and that is 100% wrong and out of order and they should all be jailed or worse but the priests are not the catholic church they are like teachers in a school because the teacher is shit does that make the subject he's teaching wrong? or the school bad? I think people are concentrating on the teachers i.e. The priests and forgetting about the fundamental subject matter either you believe in the subject matter or you don't and if u do then it dosnt matter a shit about the teacher. I'll be there because I believe largely in the subject matter and for me that's all that counts" do ye really believe in all that mumbo jumbo I suppose some people need to believe in it | |||
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"I'll be there. I get it about the abuse etc by numerous priests and that is 100% wrong and out of order and they should all be jailed or worse but the priests are not the catholic church they are like teachers in a school because the teacher is shit does that make the subject he's teaching wrong? or the school bad? I think people are concentrating on the teachers i.e. The priests and forgetting about the fundamental subject matter either you believe in the subject matter or you don't and if u do then it dosnt matter a shit about the teacher. I'll be there because I believe largely in the subject matter and for me that's all that counts do ye really believe in all that mumbo jumbo I suppose some people need to believe in it " And maybe you believe in it as well but sounds better being the big man running down people's beliefs. | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us. Your out of luck prince Charles was in Northern Ireland this week, but I guess that not Ireland it's part of the UK It's all part of Ireland North and South.
For sure it's all part of the island of Ireland, however northern Ireland is part of the UK, thus the Queen could and should visit, but she has also paid a visit to the republic of Ireland already, and I have to say I find it distasteful to object to the Queen in an age where we should all be trying to get togather for the better good rather than being so divisive. Pope Queen who really cares....they are only people trying to make life a little better for others I believe it's called Ireland for a reason that reason being it's all one country.But I think it would be much better without the bloody crown on its head.And it wasn't the pope that put the crown on it's head."I wonder how many people in Northern Ireland would feel the same when they find out they have to pay to see the doctor, pay the fire service to put out a fire. The republic is to poor to keep northern Ireland | |||
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"I would rather have the pope visit Ireland than have the Queen of England or her family visiting us. Your out of luck prince Charles was in Northern Ireland this week, but I guess that not Ireland it's part of the UK It's all part of Ireland North and South.
For sure it's all part of the island of Ireland, however northern Ireland is part of the UK, thus the Queen could and should visit, but she has also paid a visit to the republic of Ireland already, and I have to say I find it distasteful to object to the Queen in an age where we should all be trying to get togather for the better good rather than being so divisive. Pope Queen who really cares....they are only people trying to make life a little better for others I believe it's called Ireland for a reason that reason being it's all one country.But I think it would be much better without the bloody crown on its head.And it wasn't the pope that put the crown on it's head.
I wonder how many people in Northern Ireland would feel the same when they find out they have to pay to see the doctor, pay the fire service to put out a fire. The republic is to poor to keep northern Ireland"It should never have been divided in the first place.Like I said before Ireland is 32 counties not 26. | |||
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"KING OF THE PEADO'S! Just in case you thought i made a mistake the first time! He's not a king yet is he Charlie I mean." Nope he isn't a King nor is he a Peado. Nor is he the head of a church that has many proven case of Prado's within it. But again I don't blame the pope | |||
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"KING OF THE PEADO'S! Just in case you thought i made a mistake the first time! He's not a king yet is he Charlie I mean. Nope he isn't a King nor is he a Peado. Nor is he the head of a church that has many proven case of Prado's within it. But again I don't blame the pope" But his family do like to rule what don't belong to them. Isn't his family head of the church of England I could be wrong . | |||
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"I'll be there. I get it about the abuse etc by numerous priests and that is 100% wrong and out of order and they should all be jailed or worse but the priests are not the catholic church they are like teachers in a school because the teacher is shit does that make the subject he's teaching wrong? or the school bad? I think people are concentrating on the teachers i.e. The priests and forgetting about the fundamental subject matter either you believe in the subject matter or you don't and if u do then it dosnt matter a shit about the teacher. I'll be there because I believe largely in the subject matter and for me that's all that counts do ye really believe in all that mumbo jumbo I suppose some people need to believe in it And maybe you believe in it as well but sounds better being the big man running down people's beliefs." don't believe it at all think it's load bollox really I think some people believe in it to make themselves feel better about dying tbh | |||
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"I'll be there. I get it about the abuse etc by numerous priests and that is 100% wrong and out of order and they should all be jailed or worse but the priests are not the catholic church they are like teachers in a school because the teacher is shit does that make the subject he's teaching wrong? or the school bad? I think people are concentrating on the teachers i.e. The priests and forgetting about the fundamental subject matter either you believe in the subject matter or you don't and if u do then it dosnt matter a shit about the teacher. I'll be there because I believe largely in the subject matter and for me that's all that counts do ye really believe in all that mumbo jumbo I suppose some people need to believe in it And maybe you believe in it as well but sounds better being the big man running down people's beliefs. don't believe it at all think it's load bollox really I think some people believe in it to make themselves feel better about dying tbh " Maybe so but it's more likely to happen than getting a ride on Fab.Lok | |||
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"I'll be there. I get it about the abuse etc by numerous priests and that is 100% wrong and out of order and they should all be jailed or worse but the priests are not the catholic church they are like teachers in a school because the teacher is shit does that make the subject he's teaching wrong? or the school bad? I think people are concentrating on the teachers i.e. The priests and forgetting about the fundamental subject matter either you believe in the subject matter or you don't and if u do then it dosnt matter a shit about the teacher. I'll be there because I believe largely in the subject matter and for me that's all that counts do ye really believe in all that mumbo jumbo I suppose some people need to believe in it And maybe you believe in it as well but sounds better being the big man running down people's beliefs. don't believe it at all think it's load bollox really I think some people believe in it to make themselves feel better about dying tbh Maybe so but it's more likely to happen than getting a ride on Fab.Lok" Lol | |||
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"KING OF THE PEADO'S! Just in case you thought i made a mistake the first time! He's not a king yet is he Charlie I mean. Nope he isn't a King nor is he a Peado. Nor is he the head of a church that has many proven case of Prado's within it. But again I don't blame the pope But his family do like to rule what don't belong to them. Isn't his family head of the church of England I could be wrong . " Not sure if the family is the head of the church of England... As for northern Ireland not belong to the UK....well it does,they fought Ireland lost so UK owns it.....same applies in many other parts of the world...USA, Australia ect...that's life get over it | |||
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"KING OF THE PEADO'S! Just in case you thought i made a mistake the first time! He's not a king yet is he Charlie I mean. Nope he isn't a King nor is he a Peado. Nor is he the head of a church that has many proven case of Prado's within it. But again I don't blame the pope But his family do like to rule what don't belong to them. Isn't his family head of the church of England I could be wrong . Not sure if the family is the head of the church of England... As for northern Ireland not belong to the UK....well it does,they fought Ireland lost so UK owns it.....same applies in many other parts of the world...USA, Australia ect...that's life get over it" Ireland will always mean 32 counties to me.Its not G.B.its not U.K.its IRELAND. | |||
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"KING OF THE PEADO'S! Just in case you thought i made a mistake the first time! He's not a king yet is he Charlie I mean. Nope he isn't a King nor is he a Peado. Nor is he the head of a church that has many proven case of Prado's within it. But again I don't blame the pope But his family do like to rule what don't belong to them. Isn't his family head of the church of England I could be wrong . Not sure if the family is the head of the church of England... As for northern Ireland not belong to the UK....well it does,they fought Ireland lost so UK owns it.....same applies in many other parts of the world...USA, Australia ect...that's life get over it Ireland will always mean 32 counties to me.Its not G.B.its not U.K.its IRELAND." Sorry mate the Queen of England says different, it's her face on the money in my pocket... anyways why are you so bothered your not even from northern ireland (UK) your from a foreign country the south lol!!! | |||
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"I couldn't agree with you more the homeless situation in this country is ridiculous at the moment and that money could do a lot to help the situation in Dublin or limerick by going towards hostels and homeless accommodation all over the county's " every time a cheque is written I hear the cry should of spent that money on homeless. A new road is built I hear should of spent that money on homeless. The falcon heavy rocket was built at a cost of over one billion. I heard that money should of been spent on homeless. When a cheque is written for a road a rocket or a state visit. The money is spent on wages for people working in security. If we spent all our money on homeless and not wages we would have more homeless.the falcon heavy cheque gave wages to 6000 engineers. I'm sure the popes visit will put money into wage packets and bring money to city with visitors. I wanted to buy new shoes last week but I'll I could hear in my mind was the standard call of should of spent that money on the homeless ... | |||
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"I couldn't agree with you more the homeless situation in this country is ridiculous at the moment and that money could do a lot to help the situation in Dublin or limerick by going towards hostels and homeless accommodation all over the county's every time a cheque is written I hear the cry should of spent that money on homeless. A new road is built I hear should of spent that money on homeless. The falcon heavy rocket was built at a cost of over one billion. I heard that money should of been spent on homeless. When a cheque is written for a road a rocket or a state visit. The money is spent on wages for people working in security. If we spent all our money on homeless and not wages we would have more homeless.the falcon heavy cheque gave wages to 6000 engineers. I'm sure the popes visit will put money into wage packets and bring money to city with visitors. I wanted to buy new shoes last week but I'll I could hear in my mind was the standard call of should of spent that money on the homeless ... Yeah but if they can spend that on pope why can't they not sort out homeless and hse situation " | |||
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"I couldn't agree with you more the homeless situation in this country is ridiculous at the moment and that money could do a lot to help the situation in Dublin or limerick by going towards hostels and homeless accommodation all over the county's every time a cheque is written I hear the cry should of spent that money on homeless. A new road is built I hear should of spent that money on homeless. The falcon heavy rocket was built at a cost of over one billion. I heard that money should of been spent on homeless. When a cheque is written for a road a rocket or a state visit. The money is spent on wages for people working in security. If we spent all our money on homeless and not wages we would have more homeless.the falcon heavy cheque gave wages to 6000 engineers. I'm sure the popes visit will put money into wage packets and bring money to city with visitors. I wanted to buy new shoes last week but I'll I could hear in my mind was the standard call of should of spent that money on the homeless ... Yeah but if they can spend that on pope why can't they not sort out homeless and hse situation " like I said spending on stuff pays wages and suppliers take that sort of spending away and spend it on homeless pays less wages and makes more homeless | |||
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"I couldn't agree with you more the homeless situation in this country is ridiculous at the moment and that money could do a lot to help the situation in Dublin or limerick by going towards hostels and homeless accommodation all over the county's every time a cheque is written I hear the cry should of spent that money on homeless. A new road is built I hear should of spent that money on homeless. The falcon heavy rocket was built at a cost of over one billion. I heard that money should of been spent on homeless. When a cheque is written for a road a rocket or a state visit. The money is spent on wages for people working in security. If we spent all our money on homeless and not wages we would have more homeless.the falcon heavy cheque gave wages to 6000 engineers. I'm sure the popes visit will put money into wage packets and bring money to city with visitors. I wanted to buy new shoes last week but I'll I could hear in my mind was the standard call of should of spent that money on the homeless ... Yeah but if they can spend that on pope why can't they not sort out homeless and hse situation like I said spending on stuff pays wages and suppliers take that sort of spending away and spend it on homeless pays less wages and makes more homeless " So if the pope comes to Ireland the chances of people who are in homes shall remain so and those who are homeless shall get even less help than if he were to come ? Is that an accurate synopsis ? | |||
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"What believe in simple truths like I shall not kill? I shall not steal, Honour your father and your mother? Treat people how you'd like to be treated? and that one day when I die I'll see all my loved ones again? My point really is that this is the basis of the Catholic Church so yes I'll be there because I'm a believer but each to their own. The only one I don't subscribe to is I shall not covert thy neighbours wife ?? " I hope this doesn't come across as dismissive as I'm sure you have people in particular you want to see but with no body or working brain to generate consciousness how do you think seeing lifes loved ones in an afterlife comes to fruition ? Is it purely based on hope ? If you were born in Pakistan/China/India/Tibet would you hold the same beliefs and are those who worship a different god(s) or none destined for purgatory ? Last I heard the pope implied/said there was no hell so for sake of discussion I didn't include that as an option. | |||
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"Show me one passage in the bible that mentions purgatory #makeitupasyougoalong "The bible is made up and I didn't ask what the poster what his views on a biblical passage about purgatory were. The post about purgatory is to do with the catholic church which the poster said he believes in. | |||
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"Anyone actually going to see him say mass waste of money that could go towards homeless crisis or health system imo "I agree a complete waste of money | |||
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"Why don't they charge to see him and that would pay for it.? Sure they send around the collection plate in mass (if they still do its been a while since I've been to one) " You’d spontaneously combust if you stepped foot over the threshold | |||
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"Why don't they charge to see him and that would pay for it.? Sure they send around the collection plate in mass (if they still do its been a while since I've been to one) You’d spontaneously combust if you stepped foot over the threshold " Well I was banned from religion class in secondary school because I kept disrupting the class be questioning the teacher. | |||
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"Why don't they charge to see him and that would pay for it.? Sure they send around the collection plate in mass (if they still do its been a while since I've been to one) You’d spontaneously combust if you stepped foot over the threshold
Well I was banned from religion class in secondary school because I kept disrupting the class be questioning the teacher.
Now come on chum - you know you’re not meant to question - blind obedience keeps the elite safe here "Why make fun out of other people's beliefs. | |||
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"Yes asked my views on purgatory? Listen it simple for me Heaven, Hell Purgatory there not physical places but spiritual in my mind. I believe in your soul i.e. Your inner core the thing that guides all your decisions some people call it their conscience. In my mind if you die in peace ie happy with the way you lived your life and how you treated people and with a clear conscience then you will rest in peace and your soul will be in a happy place or not i.e. Purgatory forever troubled. You mention the bible do I believe in it all no I don't but I do believe in parts of it the main one being that death is not the end of it" I get what you mean about a soul being the thing that guides you but to guide us we need a level of consciousness to be able to identify it surely ? When a brain is dead I don't see how consciousness is generated. | |||
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"Why don't they charge to see him and that would pay for it.? Sure they send around the collection plate in mass (if they still do its been a while since I've been to one) You’d spontaneously combust if you stepped foot over the threshold
Well I was banned from religion class in secondary school because I kept disrupting the class be questioning the teacher.
Now come on chum - you know you’re not meant to question - blind obedience keeps the elite safe here Why make fun out of other people's beliefs."How is it making fun he stated that you are not to question their blind obedience to a book of fiction. People can believe what but so can I when they say I'm going to hell for whichever sin they pick up on I'm allowed to ridicule them believing in fairytales and a zombie telling people to eat his flesh and drink his blood | |||
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"Why don't they charge to see him and that would pay for it.? Sure they send around the collection plate in mass (if they still do its been a while since I've been to one) You’d spontaneously combust if you stepped foot over the threshold
Well I was banned from religion class in secondary school because I kept disrupting the class be questioning the teacher.
Now come on chum - you know you’re not meant to question - blind obedience keeps the elite safe here Why make fun out of other people's beliefs.
How is it making fun he stated that you are not to question their blind obedience to a book of fiction. People can believe what but so can I when they say I'm going to hell for whichever sin they pick up on I'm allowed to ridicule them believing in fairytales and a zombie telling people to eat his flesh and drink his blood "The wise one has spoken let's all rejoice for he is the chosen one on Fab. | |||
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"Why don't they charge to see him and that would pay for it.? Sure they send around the collection plate in mass (if they still do its been a while since I've been to one) You’d spontaneously combust if you stepped foot over the threshold
Well I was banned from religion class in secondary school because I kept disrupting the class be questioning the teacher.
Now come on chum - you know you’re not meant to question - blind obedience keeps the elite safe here Why make fun out of other people's beliefs.
How is it making fun he stated that you are not to question their blind obedience to a book of fiction. People can believe what but so can I when they say I'm going to hell for whichever sin they pick up on I'm allowed to ridicule them believing in fairytales and a zombie telling people to eat his flesh and drink his blood The wise one has spoken let's all rejoice for he is the chosen one on Fab."What do they say about false idols? But thanks for your praise I didn't realise you held me in such high esteem. | |||
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"Why don't they charge to see him and that would pay for it.? Sure they send around the collection plate in mass (if they still do its been a while since I've been to one) You’d spontaneously combust if you stepped foot over the threshold
Well I was banned from religion class in secondary school because I kept disrupting the class be questioning the teacher.
Now come on chum - you know you’re not meant to question - blind obedience keeps the elite safe here Why make fun out of other people's beliefs.
How is it making fun he stated that you are not to question their blind obedience to a book of fiction. People can believe what but so can I when they say I'm going to hell for whichever sin they pick up on I'm allowed to ridicule them believing in fairytales and a zombie telling people to eat his flesh and drink his blood The wise one has spoken let's all rejoice for he is the chosen one on Fab.
What do they say about false idols? But thanks for your praise I didn't realise you held me in such high esteem. "Laid is not the messiah - the messiah threw his nets in and caught many fishes.... Laid couldn’t catch a cold .... | |||
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"Why don't they charge to see him and that would pay for it.? Sure they send around the collection plate in mass (if they still do its been a while since I've been to one) You’d spontaneously combust if you stepped foot over the threshold
Well I was banned from religion class in secondary school because I kept disrupting the class be questioning the teacher.
Now come on chum - you know you’re not meant to question - blind obedience keeps the elite safe here Why make fun out of other people's beliefs.
How is it making fun he stated that you are not to question their blind obedience to a book of fiction. People can believe what but so can I when they say I'm going to hell for whichever sin they pick up on I'm allowed to ridicule them believing in fairytales and a zombie telling people to eat his flesh and drink his blood The wise one has spoken let's all rejoice for he is the chosen one on Fab.
What do they say about false idols? But thanks for your praise I didn't realise you held me in such high esteem.
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. " The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them." Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ???" Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church?" You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? " I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church." Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? " Ah so that's why he did all those bad things silly me.Its definitely the Pope's fault. | |||
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"Who says? That's the thing a soul is not a defined body part? So if u agree u have one and it technically dosnt exist in your body what controls it??? That's the million dollar question?" I think of a soul as a linguistic term for who we are at our core yes. Once we are dead we cease to be. | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? Ah so that's why he did all those bad things silly me.Its definitely the Pope's fault." Pmsl. - you asked the question - don’t get huffy when you get the answer just cos it’s not what you wanted to hear | |||
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"Well that's the beauty of it each to their own beliefs and I respect yours" True I guess my true position is that the soul is the anthropomorphization of human consciousness. | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? Ah so that's why he did all those bad things silly me.Its definitely the Pope's fault. Pmsl. - you asked the question - don’t get huffy when you get the answer just cos it’s not what you wanted to hear "Was he a priest or bishop what exact position had he in the Catholic Church apart from maybe meeting the pope. | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? Ah so that's why he did all those bad things silly me.Its definitely the Pope's fault. Pmsl. - you asked the question - don’t get huffy when you get the answer just cos it’s not what you wanted to hear Was he a priest or bishop what exact position had he in the Catholic Church apart from maybe meeting the pope."Which part of “receiving a papal knighthood” are you having difficulty with ?? | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? Ah so that's why he did all those bad things silly me.Its definitely the Pope's fault. Pmsl. - you asked the question - don’t get huffy when you get the answer just cos it’s not what you wanted to hear Was he a priest or bishop what exact position had he in the Catholic Church apart from maybe meeting the pope."you still causing trouble 20 hail Mary's for you lol | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? Ah so that's why he did all those bad things silly me.Its definitely the Pope's fault. Pmsl. - you asked the question - don’t get huffy when you get the answer just cos it’s not what you wanted to hear Was he a priest or bishop what exact position had he in the Catholic Church apart from maybe meeting the pope.
Which part of “receiving a papal knighthood” are you having difficulty with ?? "Received something from the church that don't give him a position in the Catholic Church does it.So again what position did he hold in the Catholic Church. | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? Ah so that's why he did all those bad things silly me.Its definitely the Pope's fault. Pmsl. - you asked the question - don’t get huffy when you get the answer just cos it’s not what you wanted to hear Was he a priest or bishop what exact position had he in the Catholic Church apart from maybe meeting the pope. you still causing trouble 20 hail Mary's for you lol"Feck me it's better than watching England. | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? Ah so that's why he did all those bad things silly me.Its definitely the Pope's fault. Pmsl. - you asked the question - don’t get huffy when you get the answer just cos it’s not what you wanted to hear Was he a priest or bishop what exact position had he in the Catholic Church apart from maybe meeting the pope.
Which part of “receiving a papal knighthood” are you having difficulty with ?? Received something from the church that don't give him a position in the Catholic Church does it.So again what position did he hold in the Catholic Church."I’ll make this easy for you as there really are none so blind as those who will not see. The investiture is normally carried out during Mass by a Senior Cleric delegated by the Pontiff (or by the Archbishop or Bishop of the diocese) who reminds the candidate that ‘becoming a Knight or Dame does not merely mean receiving a title of honour – even though it is well deserved, but fighting evil, promoting good and defending the weak and oppressed against injustice. ’After the candidate’s promise to ‘faithfully maintain unswerving fidelity to God, the Supreme Pontiff, the Holy See and to the Holy Church, and exercise the office of a Pontifical Knight or Dame in accordance with the high ideals and standards expected of them', the Celebrant confers the honour with the words: ‘In the name of the Holy Father I herewith invest you with the insignia of the Pontifical Order of Saint Gregory/Pope Saint Sylvester’ and presents the Papal Brief “Exercise the office of a pontifical knight” Get that ? Now I’m away to ponder on more important things and will bow out now. Namaste | |||
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? Ah so that's why he did all those bad things silly me.Its definitely the Pope's fault. Pmsl. - you asked the question - don’t get huffy when you get the answer just cos it’s not what you wanted to hear Was he a priest or bishop what exact position had he in the Catholic Church apart from maybe meeting the pope.
Which part of “receiving a papal knighthood” are you having difficulty with ?? Received something from the church that don't give him a position in the Catholic Church does it.So again what position did he hold in the Catholic Church.
I’ll make this easy for you as there really are none so blind as those who will not see. The investiture is normally carried out during Mass by a Senior Cleric delegated by the Pontiff (or by the Archbishop or Bishop of the diocese) who reminds the candidate that ‘becoming a Knight or Dame does not merely mean receiving a title of honour – even though it is well deserved, but fighting evil, promoting good and defending the weak and oppressed against injustice. ’After the candidate’s promise to ‘faithfully maintain unswerving fidelity to God, the Supreme Pontiff, the Holy See and to the Holy Church, and exercise the office of a Pontifical Knight or Dame in accordance with the high ideals and standards expected of them', the Celebrant confers the honour with the words: ‘In the name of the Holy Father I herewith invest you with the insignia of the Pontifical Order of Saint Gregory/Pope Saint Sylvester’ and presents the Papal Brief
“Exercise the office of a pontifical knight”
Get that ?
Now I’m away to ponder on more important things and will bow out now.
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"Regardless of all the scandals of the Catholic church the Pope will always be a huge huge draw. For a predominantly Catholic country I think it's a great thing regardless of the cost. Although we're not the strongest generation of believers the country still has many devout followers and it's a great thing for them to be able to see their spiritual leader in the flesh. The Catholic Church are by far and away the biggest helpers of the homeless in Ireland. Merchant Quays Ireland - Catholic St Vincent De Paul - Catholic Crosscare - Catholic Respond - Catholic Mc Verry Trust - Catholic Capuchin Day Centre -Catholic There's plenty of things to get at the Church about, helping homeless people isn't one of them. Jimmy Saville raised around £40 million for children’s charities - your point ??? Didn't know he worked for the Catholic Church? You said the church helped the homeless and that mitigated the harm they did. I pointed out that saville raised tens of millions - did that mitigate the harm he did ?? I never said anything about the church helping anyone.My question is what has Jimmy saville got to do with the Catholic Church. Do you mean apart from his receiving a papal knighthood ?? Ah so that's why he did all those bad things silly me.Its definitely the Pope's fault. Pmsl. - you asked the question - don’t get huffy when you get the answer just cos it’s not what you wanted to hear Was he a priest or bishop what exact position had he in the Catholic Church apart from maybe meeting the pope.
Which part of “receiving a papal knighthood” are you having difficulty with ?? Received something from the church that don't give him a position in the Catholic Church does it.So again what position did he hold in the Catholic Church.
I’ll make this easy for you as there really are none so blind as those who will not see. The investiture is normally carried out during Mass by a Senior Cleric delegated by the Pontiff (or by the Archbishop or Bishop of the diocese) who reminds the candidate that ‘becoming a Knight or Dame does not merely mean receiving a title of honour – even though it is well deserved, but fighting evil, promoting good and defending the weak and oppressed against injustice. ’After the candidate’s promise to ‘faithfully maintain unswerving fidelity to God, the Supreme Pontiff, the Holy See and to the Holy Church, and exercise the office of a Pontifical Knight or Dame in accordance with the high ideals and standards expected of them', the Celebrant confers the honour with the words: ‘In the name of the Holy Father I herewith invest you with the insignia of the Pontifical Order of Saint Gregory/Pope Saint Sylvester’ and presents the Papal Brief
“Exercise the office of a pontifical knight”
Get that ?
Now I’m away to ponder on more important things and will bow out now.
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"Well that's one way to view it but what if it's not merely a "name" have u ever considered that it maybe real? If it's only a manefestation of your consciousness how then can it's gravity pull be so strong on the human body and even over power your mind. Think of it as an in built moral compass? How does a compass work but only by forces of nature?" It has nothing to do with gravity first of all . I'm not sure what you mean even in a metaphorical sense. We know through neurology that if parts of the brain are damaged that the ability to recognise faces/walk/talk is/are lost. I don't see how at death when the brain is dead and incabale of producing a cognitive response that it can be assumed that the self identity who we regard as ourselves can operate in any functional basis. I know why it appeals to people that once the lights go out in life that we get an eternal encore on what people call "the other side" but there is zero factual evidence for it. It would be nice to see our loved ones and maybe that keeps people going. Maybe people need that as a result of conditioned indoctrination or conditioning. The thing is death is a part of life. It's not nice to think about so it's easier to subjogate our fears with whimsical ideas which from a scientific perspective have not met the burden of proof. | |||
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