No sinners here in this car!
The point of being Pope of FrancisChurch is to ‘make doctrine’ not defend it. Isn’t that right? Look at all the new things we keep learning to believe. We have to go ‘ever forward’ and never return to the Ancient Mass. We have to renounce ‘small minded rules and conditions that used to be Catholic but really were just spawn of Pharisees. We have to make ‘the poor’ the center of the Gospel which actually makes no sense without the poor. We should even kneel before the poor in Church! (I’m sure they’ll find that uplifting.)
We must hate disunity, renounce war, believe Palestine is a country and in a brand new Cuba. We have to think ISIS murderers decide who is a true Christian and believe arms makers are un-Christian hypocrites. My remarried father-in-law told my wife the other day that Pope Francis said we can all get divorced now if we want. Why would he think that? Most of all, among this font of new truths, it is important that we always remember to hate ‘inequality’ wherever it exists.
Today Pope Francis has gone even further and made an entirely new social justice. From now, on Pope Francis says, we have no right to anything if it makes someone else’s pile unequal. From this moment, if you’re not poor you’re a thief in FrancisChurch. Good thing he rides in that Fiat. But what about the driver?
Pope Francis on Tuesday (July 7) said protecting the planet was no longer a choice but a duty and called for a new “social justice” where access to the earth’s resources would be based on equality instead of economic interests.
I always cringe when I hear liberals use the word ‘access.’ They are so concerned about everyone’s access all the time. I can’t access health care because they want me to pay the doctor! I must access the earth’s resources so I can eat my cereal. Wait a minute. How is it you have access to Kashi when I have to access these Raisin Bits?!
For people who love ‘access’ they sure like locking down classrooms and locking truth out of Vatican meetings.
In back-to-back speeches on the third day of his trip to Ecuador, the pope made his first full-court press on environmental issues since the publication last month of his landmark ecology encyclical “Laudato Si.”.
Speaking before a group that included indigenous people of the Equatorial Amazon, he also renewed his call for special protection for the area because of its vital importance to the planet’s ecosystem.
The pope has said he wanted the encyclical to influence a United Nations climate change summit in Paris in December and has now effectively taken his campaign to convince governments on the road. In September he takes his message to the United States and the United Nations.
“One thing is certain: we can no longer turn our backs on reality, on our brothers and sisters, on Mother Earth,” he said in a first speech at the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador.
While he did not specifically mention climate change or its causes, he quoted often from the encyclical, which said there was a “very solid scientific consensus” on global warming and its human causes.
He appeared to be making a clear reference to climate change doubters when he said: “It is wrong to turn aside from what is happening all around us, as if certain situations did not exist or have nothing to do with our lives.”
Uh oh. Sinner again in FrancisChurch! It’s gotta be me. How could it be Pope Francis? He’s studied chemistry for Pete’s sake.