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Will the next Pope be black? There are rumors...
Sorry bout that,
Humble? Really? Because running around in red Prada shoes and blessing Lamborghinis (like he did when he first started), is anything but humble.
BTW.................wanna talk about the pedophiles in the priesthood that Bent Dick Rat Singer has basically given a pass to?
And yeah..................if the prophecies of St. Malachi are correct, the next pope is going to be named Peter the Roman, and he's going to bring about the end of the Catholic church.
Prophecy of the Popes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I'd first heard of them in 2000, when JPII was still pope, and waited to see if the next one would be named Benedict. Let's see if he's correct on this one as well.
1. A prudent man would realize that Catholics are indeed the center and only religion by now.
2. Welcome Pope Peter.
3. Then *THE END* or shall I say *ETERNITY*.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
Actually, a prudent man would realize that there are more facets of God than what is proscribed by a single religion.
Catholics are the center? Really? They're actually a religion that was stolen from the Jews, and mixed in with pagan beliefs.
Wanna talk about Easter and Christmas?
the pope wants to spend more time with his beautiful wife and children.
Prophecies, all the faithful, even the saints are all not perfect in their words or promises. Only when the Church teaches on faith and morals, or when the pope speaks ex cathedra is it without error. That is how the Lord established His Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against thee --- try as one might.
First time in almost 600 years that a pope has resigned.
Pope Benedict to resign at the end of the month, Vatican says - CNN.com
Dont they die in the chair? Something aint right here. Ever see the last pope and his condition at the end? He could barely hold his head up and was a figure head but he kept the title until he died.
This is all aobut Priest kid touchers in my opinion.
Prophecies, all the faithful, even the saints are all not perfect in their words or promises. Only when the Church teaches on faith and morals, or when the pope speaks ex cathedra is it without error. That is how the Lord established His Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against thee --- try as one might.
People always take the gates of hades promise out of context. Christ was promising the resurrection of the Church, not that it wouldn't die. After all, the Church is people.
Sorry bout that,
Sorry bout that,
1. A prudent man would realize that Catholics are indeed the center and only religion by now.
2. Welcome Pope Peter.
3. Then *THE END* or shall I say *ETERNITY*.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
Actually, a prudent man would realize that there are more facets of God than what is proscribed by a single religion.
Catholics are the center? Really? They're actually a religion that was stolen from the Jews, and mixed in with pagan beliefs.
Wanna talk about Easter and Christmas?
1. Catholicism is the glue holding this world together.
2. Remove Catholics, and see total chaos abound the world, not to mention the universe.
3. Yeah, Catholic religion is all you need to get closer to God.
4. Easter and Christmas are fine, but for the unclean they seem unclean.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
Prophecies, all the faithful, even the saints are all not perfect in their words or promises. Only when the Church teaches on faith and morals, or when the pope speaks ex cathedra is it without error. That is how the Lord established His Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against thee --- try as one might.
People always take the gates of hades promise out of context. Christ was promising the resurrection of the Church, not that it wouldn't die. After all, the Church is people.
No, I am not accepting your interpretation. This has nothing to do with people, it has to do with the ongoing insitution and authority here on earth so ordained by Christ. When He says the gates of hell shall not prevail against thee, I do not see how you can say that means the Church will have a resurrection some time in the future? I think it more implies (and I will research this if I have to) something more direct, that being, that hell with all its fury will try to destroy the Church by attacking its clergy, its popes, and causing them to fall. It will also attack its doctrines and teachings by having the people turn against what the Church teaches. But through all that the Church will remain until the end of time. Now during the end of time, which I consider to be the tribulation years just prior to Jesus' return, there I can see the Church turning away because of possibly a corrupt pope or a divided clergy, etc. But for 2000+ years until then, the Church has been the guiding voice for the people and thee sole authority representing heaven. I know you don't like that, but that's just what it has been and it is what Christ said it would be.
Sorry bout that,
1. Huggy needs to learn The Pope is 85 years old.
2. And Huggy isn't going to make it.3. Poor Huggy.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
Pope Paul kissed the Qur'an and proclaimed that the God of Islam and the God of Christianity were the same God.
That was frightening enough, considering Allah has no son.
Well, let's put St. Malachy's money where his mouth was:
"In the final persecution of the Holy Roman Church there will reign Peter the Roman, who will feed his flock among many tribulations; after which the seven-hilled city (Rome, the seat of the Vatican) will be destroyed and the dreadful Judge will judge the people."
If Petrus Romanus ends up being the next pope, he'll be anti-Christ and pro New World Order.
We'll see.
Pope Paul kissed the Qur'an and proclaimed that the God of Islam and the God of Christianity were the same God.
That was frightening enough, considering Allah has no son.
Are the God of Christianity and YHWH the same God, as the latter has no son either?
Pope Paul kissed the Qur'an and proclaimed that the God of Islam and the God of Christianity were the same God.
That was frightening enough, considering Allah has no son.
Are the God of Christianity and YHWH the same God, as the latter has no son either?
YHWH is the Son.
Let us look first at St Peter's Basilica. "The risk factors include the dimensions of the structure, its location and its location relative to other buildings around it," explains Matthew Waldrum from Omega Red Group, who assesses the risk of lightning hitting buildings. "The construction material of the building is obviously also very important. "It's an extremely large structure. It's not exactly isolated, but it certainly towers over its surroundings, which means that lightning is more likely to hit it than any of the surrounding buildings."
The fact that no damage occurred to the basilica suggests that it is quite well protected against lightning. But Waldrum and his colleagues carried out a theoretical calculation of the risk of loss of life due to lightning in a similar building frequented by large numbers of people, in a similar setting - assuming the lack of any lightning protection. "We have carried out a theoretical calculation for a building like St Peter's Basilica. The outcome is that - compared to a tolerable risk level of one in 100,000 (in any one year) - we have actually come out with a risk of one in 112. That is pretty high." Crudely speaking, if there is lightning around, St Peter's has a reasonably high chance of getting a bolt.
Another factor that needs considering is the level of lightning activity in early February in the region around Rome - something the UK's Met Office is able to monitor and record with the help of a system of sensors dotted around Europe. "The records the Met Office keeps of lightning data is essentially the co-ordinates of the lightning strike and the time that the lightning strike occurred when it was picked up by our system. "That can then be used to create lightning maps and lightning density maps, so you can tell how many strikes occurred in a given region," says Graeme Anderson, a Met Office lightning detection scientist.
Thanks to the pictures of the event taken by photographers, Anderson was able to identify the exact time of the strike, and he was able to find the record that this particular strike had created. "We were able to look back at our data and zoom in on the Vatican area. There was quite a lot of lightning activity in the area at that time, but we did record a lightning stroke within the area of Rome at 17.54 and 24 seconds." "Given the time of arrival it's very likely that this is in fact the same lightning stroke that struck St Peter's, being picked up by our system." But is it unusual?
More BBC News - What is the chance of lightning striking St Peter's?
