Buchanan lets Foxman have it over criticism of Vatican

Nordar · #1 Jul 12, '07, 5:07 pm

http://www2.jta.org/cgi-bin/iowa/breaking/102940.html

Interesting, short cute article, "Buchanan lets Foxman have it over criticism of Vatican"

BobP123 · #2 Jul 12, '07, 5:14 pm

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Originally Posted by Nordar

http://www2.jta.org/cgi-bin/iowa/breaking/102940.html

Interesting, short cute article, "Buchanan lets Foxman have it over criticism of Vatican"

I wonder what Mel Gibson thinks about all this.

richardwy · #3 Jul 12, '07, 10:19 pm

Here's Pat's essay in toto.

http://www.theamericancause.org/

Good read. I like it.

Godefridus · #4 Jul 13, '07, 12:00 am

For what it matters, Fr. Neuhaus has taken some shots across his bow, too.

I_Believe · #5 Jul 13, '07, 12:15 am

Buchanan is a good man. I was surprised at his thoughts. He almost seems to support the Pope

I pray for his conversion

krazykatlady · #6 Jul 13, '07, 6:05 am

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Originally Posted by I_Believe

Buchanan is a good man. I was surprised at his thoughts. He almost seems to support the Pope

I pray for his conversion

Pat Buchanan is Catholic. He attends the indult at St. Mary Mother of God in Washington, DC.

bones_IV · #7 Jul 13, '07, 6:54 am

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Originally Posted by krazykatlady

Pat Buchanan is Catholic. He attends the indult at St. Mary Mother of God in Washington, DC.

I LOVE THIS POPE!

frommi · #8 Jul 13, '07, 7:11 am

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Originally Posted by bones_IV

I LOVE THIS POPE!

We're there some you didn't love?

I mean...Catholic means universal....I find it odd that we keep needing to add adjectives to it..."I'm a John Paul II Catholic...I'm an orthodox Catholic...etc etc"

TNT · #9 Jul 13, '07, 7:18 am

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Originally Posted by frommi

We're there some you didn't love?

I mean...Catholic means universal....I find it odd that we keep needing to add adjectives to it..."I'm a John Paul II Catholic...I'm an orthodox Catholic...etc etc"

1 Cor 1:
11 For it hath been signified unto me, my brethren, of you, by them that are of the house of Chloe, that there are contentions among you. 12 Now this I say, that every one of you saith: I indeed am of Paul; and I am of Apollo; and I am of Cephas; and I of Christ. 13 Is Christ divided? Was Paul then crucified for you? or were you baptized in the name of Paul? 14 I give God thanks, that I baptized none of you but Crispus and Caius; 15 Lest any should say that you were baptized in my name.

Nordar · #10 Jul 13, '07, 7:25 am

I like Buchanan also and I also Love this Pope. I also Loved John Paul II!

Lucania · #11 Jul 13, '07, 7:38 am

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Originally Posted by I_Believe

Buchanan is a good man. I was surprised at his thoughts. He almost seems to support the Pope

I pray for his conversion

I think you are confusing

him with someone else. He is a life long Catholic.

bilop · #12 Jul 13, '07, 8:04 am

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Originally Posted by frommi

We're there some you didn't love?

I mean...Catholic means universal....I find it odd that we keep needing to add adjectives to it..."I'm a John Paul II Catholic...I'm an orthodox Catholic...etc etc"

John XII, Alexander VI

http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/12272b.htm

God Bless

Andreas Hofer · #13 Jul 13, '07, 11:35 am

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John XII, Alexander VI

http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/12272b.htm

God Bless

Exactly. Alexander VI jumps immediately to mind as a pope whose pontificate one might not be incredibly enthusiastic about.

Caveat: I don't know many details of his life, just that he's infamous, but I've been told he was more of a worse apple among many bad ones (Renaissance popes) and actually accomplished certain good things. But the lack of a certain sort of love is still warranted.

bones_IV · #14 Jul 13, '07, 12:41 pm

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Originally Posted by frommi

We're there some you didn't love?

I mean...Catholic means universal....I find it odd that we keep needing to add adjectives to it..."I'm a John Paul II Catholic...I'm an orthodox Catholic...etc etc"

Well, let's see, Alexander VI for one. Bonifas VIII was a murderer.

johnstown johnn · #15 Jul 15, '07, 10:13 am

The Church cannot allow Mr. Foxman (ADL) to dictate its form of worship to God.

Mr. Foxman seems to take the Mass as a personal altercation to himself. The Mass is NOT about him or the ADL. It is a spiritual confection offered to God in love and charity.

The ADL attempts to oversee our canonizations and now the Mass. Isn't that interloping?