True Left

"Gender ideology, today, is one of the most dangerous ideological colonizations," Francis said in the conversation

The pope made the comments in a March 10 interview with Argentinian newspaper La Nación — the conversation was translated into English by the Catholic News Agency.

"Why is it dangerous?" he continued. "Because it blurs differences and the value of men and women."

All humanity is the tension of differences. It is to grow through the tension of differences," the pope said. "The question of gender is diluting the differences and making the world the same, all dull, all alike, and that is contrary to the human vocation."

Right (and False Left):

"In His own image created He them; male and female created He them." - Tanakh

True Left:

"When you make the male and the female one, so that the male will not be male nor the female female ... then will you enter the Kingdom.” - Jesus

Gospel of Judas — Gospels.net

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Jesus said, "Truly I say [to you], this baptism  [which they've received in] my name […] will destroy the whole generation of the earthly Adam.

Pope cross with woman who wanted blessing for her dog

Pope Francis has recounted how he lost his patience when he was asked to bless a pet dog, complaining to a conference on Italy’s sharply falling birth rates that pets are replacing children.

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Pope Francis has recounted how he lost his patience when he was asked to bless a pet dog, complaining to a conference on Italy’s sharply falling birth rates that pets are replacing children.
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He told a story of a woman whom he met at a Vatican audience two weeks ago who asked for a blessing for “her baby” which turned out to be a small dog.

“I greeted the lady, she opened her bag and said ‘bless my baby’. It was a little dog.

“I lost my patience and upbraided her, saying madam, so many children are hungry and you bring me a little dog,” he told the conference.

Couples who do not procreate deny themselves the joys of parenthood, a decision which “diminishes us, takes away our humanity”, he said.

The conference in Rome brought together Giorgia Meloni, the prime minister, along with government ministers and the Pope, who has referred to the crisis as Italy’s “demographic winter”.

And he said: “Truly I tell you, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven. Therefore, whoever takes the lowly position of this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. -Matthew 18:3-4

Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” -Matthew 19:14

Ending racism demands 'hard spiritual work,' Eucharistic commitment, says Archbishop Pérez in pastoral letter - Catholic Review

Philadelphia Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez has issued a pastoral letter on racial healing, addressing "the grave sin of racism" and urging faithful to "embark on a journey of conversio...

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Philadelphia Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez has issued a pastoral letter on racial healing, addressing “the grave sin of racism” and urging faithful to “embark on a journey of conversion” as believers in Jesus Christ and his real presence in the Eucharist.

“We cannot deny that racism persists within the body of Christ … (inflicting) immense pain, division, and injustice in our Church, our communities and our world,” said the archbishop

“Philadelphia has a long history of hometown saints who dedicated their lives to fighting racism and discrimination like St. John Neumann, St. Katharine Drexel and St. Frances Cabrini,” wrote Archbishop Pérez.

Yet “despite their monumental efforts and the work of so many others, this evil continues to poison our souls, our church, our relationships with one another and with God,” he said. “Racism shreds the fabric of our communities, hinders our unity and impedes the building of God’s kingdom on earth.”

In February, three students left the archdiocese’s St. Hubert Catholic High School for Girls, located in Philadelphia, after being investigated for creating a social media video featuring blackface and racial slurs.

The incident drew both national attention and a swift response from Archbishop Pérez and his Commission on Racial Healing, established in 2021.

In May, Archbishop Pérez and the 18-member commission — comprised mostly of lay archdiocesan parishioners — unveiled a short film in both English and Spanish stressing the destructive nature of racism and the shared responsibility to counter it.

Citing the Catechism of the Catholic Church (No. 1869), Archbishop Pérez noted that “racism is not limited to individual sin,” but “(makes) men accomplices of one another,” thereby creating “structures of sin that in turn give rise to social situations and institutions contrary to the divine goodness.”

As Catholics, we are compelled to recognize that racism is a stain upon the body of Christ – and if one part of the body suffers, ‘all the parts suffer with it,’ (as) St. Paul tells us,” said Archbishop Pérez, citing 1 Cor 12:26. “That means that whatever wounds one, even if unintentional, is everyone’s responsibility to heal.”

Combatting racism “will take hard spiritual work,” including “prayerful reflection, unflinching examination of conscience and a commitment to unlearning conscious and unconscious biases that may have taken root in each of us,” Archbishop Pérez said.

“We cannot call ourselves a eucharistic people and harbor racism,” he said, adding that Archbishop Pérez’s letter “fits perfectly” with Corpus Christi.

Video: Man causes scene, demands refund from Chinese restaurant after seeing Buddha statue

A man was filmed causing a scene at a Chinese restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico, soon after he noticed a statue of Buddha inside the store. Key details: The video has been widely shared on sev...

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Video: Man causes scene, demands refund from Chinese restaurant after seeing Buddha statue
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Video details: The clip starts with a man in a blue long sleeve shirt demanding a refund from the Chinese restaurant in Albuquerque after seeing the Buddha statue, explaining that he is a Christian. Another man in a grey shirt can also be seen shaking his head in disbelief as he tries to speak with the other man.

After the video zooms out, a manager can be seen speaking with the upset man from the doorway, denying him his request for a refund and telling him, “There is nothing I can do for you. … Yeah, I am the manager. That’s racist, and I’m not giving you a refund.”

The video shows their argument continuing for a few more minutes until one of the customers inside finally puts an end to it by yelling at the Christian man, “Shut up, sir! Shut up.”

Christian?! Christ never would have acted this way.

He isn't a Christian. He's a "Christian".

He follows the teachings of neither Buddha nor Jesus.

If you honestly believe jesus would not eat with buddah then you clearly failed his teachings.

Typical right-wing pseudo-Christian.

evangelical filth. These pigs are not Christian.

Not a Christian man.   A Christian man would not have behaved this way.

JC would flip him like the table of the money changers.