The Ultimate Book of Insults: A Handbook of Abuse, Snubs, Taunts, and Put-Downs

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I think a good new blog could be, 'what does the pope really say.' it's a rhetorical question, the answer agiven - 'not what Christ would have him say'. in his latest homily his audience is told that 'heresy is ideas gone crazy'. I thought heresy was truth being denied? he exhorts people to pray, celebrate and imitate 'christ'. but who is Frankie's 'christ'? someone found only in an undusty Gospel. he does mention sacraments, but what does the pope really say when he talks of 'sacraments'? they clearly can't parrot sacraments, as in repeating an authentic source because that source is authentic...hmmm, what does the pope really say? he really says, today I'll attract some docility with these words, tomorrow I'll attract some dicility with those words, but make no mistake, if you don't follow me into the hell-mouth in October i'll no longer mince words for you parrots, even if you are 'parroting', the Way, the Truth and the Life. Richard III (Act 1, Scene 2) 54. “No longer from head to foot than from hip to hip, she is spherical, like a globe; I could find countries in her.” Seminarians who grit their teeth and wait to finish, follow rules and smile reveal the hypocrisy of clericalism - one of the worst evils!" So, to finish this review, it seems only apt that I should pull my favourite quote from Charlotte Whitton so that you can glean an idea of what the book contains and perhaps delve into it yourselves:

I don’t understand a Christian who is still! A Christian who doesn’t walk, I cannot understand! A Christian must walk! There are Christians that walk, but not in the presence of Jesus." http://cnsblog.wordpress.com/2014/01/03/wake-up-the-world-quotable-quotes-from-pope-francis-meeting-with-religious/ What are we to make of the fact the Vatican has hired one of the worlds leading homosexual promoting corporations to advise them?

Indeed, if She had ever taught such a NEGATION of Word of Her Founder: She would not be the Faithful Bride She is assured to be by Her Divine Bridegroom. Or is Francis reserving the right to use this critical accusatory language about those he does not like while we are suppose to respond to the culture of death only using sweetness?" When I see your face, there’s not a thing that I would change… except the direction I was walking in. I just think his entire time as pope will be trying to shake up those in the Church who need shaken.

Or is Francis telling us we when we speak to others it is "sweetness and love" to accuse them of being "abstract ideologues or fundamentalists," hypocrites,""evil,""little monsters," or that they are responsible for "inquisitional beatings?" He calls other Catholics "abstract ideologues or fundamentalists" and says other Catholics are "little monsters." I'm living where a Bishop closed a school in a poor area (that was considered a "mission school" to the last bishop) and transformed it into a penthouse for guests, and for himself if he doesn't want to drive 15 minutes to his mansion. Something is very wrong with this picture. Pope Francis has seen men in the priesthood who are living for themselves and not Christ. He is trying to change this. It is a problem. Richard III (Act 1, Scene 3) 38. “Thou sodden-witted lord! Thou hast no more brain than I have in mine elbows “Do you mean something different from the ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC and ROMAN APOSTOLIC Church, founded BY and ON Our Lord Jesus Christ, Born by Perfect Virgin Mary? Who doesn't love a pithy one-liner? I know that I do and in Nancy McPhee's (not to be confused with the Nanny) collection there are some great lines, from the vaguely veiled verbal poke to the downright damaging and directly delivered jibe. That is the Pope can become heretic, so automatically excommunicating himself and so ceasing to be Pope? OK, that's a good statement even though it could be taken to imply that Catholics who have strong morals participate in '"inquisitional beatings" of others. As You Like It (Act 3 Scene 5) 10. “If thou wilt needs marry, marry a fool; for wise men know well enough what monsters you make of them.”

In the same week Francis tells us to announce the Gospel with "sweetness and love" he uses the harshest possible language to describe his fellow Catholics. Wow! No love for the Pope here. I don't think he is bashing good and holy Catholics, at all. I don't think he is bashing Pope Benedict, either. I think he is trying to get some priests and bishops and the rest of us to recognize the fact that they and we aren't particularly living the Gospel message. If he has to use strong language to do it, then so be it. To understand where he is coming from, you would need to understand all that he has seen and experienced in his lifetime. If you’re going to use an insult, at least use a clever one. Here are a few of the best on the internet: The Church of Jesus Christ, in truth, has NEVER taught that Peter can fall in heresy, so ceasing latae sententiae to be Pope. So Francis accuses others of participating in "inquisitional beatings" on the same day he calls Catholics who follow the rules hypocrites and evil.Non-walking walking Christians who are not walking but are walking but not in the presence of Bergoglio's utterly rebrobate concept of 'Jesus'. In the same week Pope Francis told us to announce the Gospel with "sweetness and love" he said these things about faithful Catholics. By the teachings of the Holy Roman Catholic Church, the heretic Pope automatically excommunicated himself. So, if it was ever a Pope, it is not today." A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Act 2, Scene 1) 9. “I must tell you friendly in your ear, sell when you can, you are not for all markets.”