ℂ𝕒𝕥𝕙𝕠𝕝𝕚𝕔 𝔸𝕡𝕠𝕝𝕠𝕘𝕖𝕥𝕚𝕔𝕤 𝕒𝕟𝕕 ℙ𝕠𝕝𝕖𝕞𝕚𝕔𝕤

August 28

August 26th 2018 The most poorly organised papal event in 2,000 years of the papacy took place in Dublin Instead of using the visit of Pope Francis to evangelise and get momentum for the church in Ireland, organisers completely misread the mood of the country and tried to use the visit as a cheap victory to relive the past Instead of projecting humility and faith, they booked the Closing Mass in the Phoenix Park, which proved difficult to get to. Not only that, they failed to respond even remotely to a psychological warfare waged by the media to convince people not to go. The Irish editions of Anglo Newspapers warned people about the likelihood of dying from disease 'including measles, influenza, mumps and hepatitis'. Many carried warnings that makeshift morgues were being constructed because of the avalanche of dead bodies that would result from the huge crowds. Seriously, this was what happened. To top it off, many actual Mass going Catholics were unable to get 'tickets' which were mostly online. All the while, anti Catholics were signing up for 5,000 tickets at a time, using names like 'Michael Jackson' and 'Santa Clause' and posting the screenshots to social media. This humiliation went completely unacknowledged in public by the (dis)organisers The result was a complete demoralisation as every newspaper carried ariel photographs of a sparse crowd at the Phoenix Park, only weeks after the equally brutal demoralisation of the Abortion Referendum To cap it all off, the Cardinal McCarrick story broke the same week Seeing how well organised Pope Leo XIV's visits to Spain, France, Lebanon and elsewhere have been since only rubs salt into the wounds to this wasted opportunity The pope's visit should have projected sincerity and humility, which they apparently tried to convey by driving him around in a Skoda, and should have tried to confront the deep anger in Irish society head on rather than completely ignoring it Should a pope ever visit Ireland again, it should be a visit which reminds the Irish that they as a people have evangelised every corner of whole world and also brought schools and hospitals to those places in the name of Christ. It should remind them that their ancestors starved to death, were enslaved and brutally murdered rather than give up their faith. And it should engage the youth and set aside time for an event specifically with them, which did not happen last time. The absolute worst thing that they can do is try to relive the old videos of John Paul II visiting, as they attempted to do in 2018.

August 27

Yes .... Our Lord Rose from the Dead.... And he is Alive and will come again in Glory ... Problem Pagan ?

What do even atheist scholars say😁👆

OUR LORD RESURRECTION ❤️. 100% true

Foto de Arthur

August 25

August 25