Monsignor Anthony Figueiredo & Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick

with Theodore Edgar McCarrick and Anthony Figueiredo
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Monsignor Anthony Figueiredo & Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick on the new Pope

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    1. MisterMittster  03/16/2013 03:33 PM Report

      Is there a conspiracy against Irish priests, cardinals, and blue jays from becoming Popes?!!? WHY is there NEVER an IRISH Pope?!? Irish people are as Catholic as any other people, Irish people are as smart, if not smarter than any other people! So why not an Irish Pope?!?

      Are they ALL homosexuals and child molesters?!?!

      I don't know, that's why I'm asking ...

    2. VicP  03/15/2013 02:23 PM Report

      Little wonder the face of god is an old man who rarely answers unless stirred to anger.

    3. finalfantasytown  03/14/2013 10:20 PM Report

      Gaia, are you hungry? I make you food for dinner. Let your children enjoy the great moment and enjoy the poem which will be memorized in you.

    4. finalfantasytown  03/14/2013 10:11 PM Report

      The most fortunate future for Chinese in future is to be pine tree.

    5. finalfantasytown  03/14/2013 10:06 PM Report

      Eastern China should be ruled by Africa.

    6. finalfantasytown  03/14/2013 10:05 PM Report

      I believe Deng Xiaoping is one of the greatest poet and painter in this world. Wen Jiabao is great scientist.

    7. finalfantasytown  03/14/2013 09:58 PM Report

      The lost continent is concrete.

    8. finalfantasytown  03/14/2013 09:54 PM Report

      Before persuading the four members of free country, I know I have to persuade you to parallel the direction.

    9. OLAN  03/14/2013 08:57 PM Report

      The Christian faith is the faith of a personal relationship with Jesus. With that everything will fall into place, in following him and his teachings. The Church is there to help the faithful cultivate that relationship, through the Sacraments and her teachings.

      Much has been said about the Church with all her problems. But there is not just one Church. There are many Churches in the one Church. There are Churches still in the catacomb, the persecuted Church; Churches whose faithful cannot abide by the Church’s social teachings, those who cannot live with the sexual teachings, or the Church that cannot abide by the regulator’s requirements …

      The Pope is not just the pope of all those Churches but also the bishop of the City of Rome.

      It doesn’t take much to realize that the Pope alone cannot solve all the problems in the Church, much less of the world on his own. It takes the Holy Spirit and the transformation of the believers through their personal relationships with a living God as has always been the case in the last 2000 years. That relationship will affect our ways and means and perhaps sometimes create miracles. All of us need the Father and Son and the Holy Spirit.

      "We can walk all we want, we can build many things, but if we don't proclaim Jesus Christ, something is wrong. We would become a compassionate NGO and not a Church which is the bride of Christ," he said. The Pope is right.