I Watched the Whole Pope Francis Interview. Here's What I Learned.

Shouldn’t the head of the Catholic Church be able to communicate basic ideas without creating mass confusion?

Why do leftists equate legal migrants to illegal migrants? This word play is so frustrating.

Jeremiah 17 9 "The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it?"

Michael, I normally agree, and do a bit here... As a fellow Catholic I worry if you don't see that he spreads confusion as often as possible... He has said " traditional Catholics are under the sin of backwardism, not moving forward with mother church".

The LIBERAL MEDIA like 60 Minutes up to their OLD TRICKS AGAIN!! 😅

But all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.

Michael here tries to blame Calvinism for people saying that mankind is fundamentally bad. It seems he does this in order to define it as a Protestant belief instead of a Catholic one. The thing is though the idea of total depravity long predates John Calvin. It’s actually St. Augustine who is famous for articulating this doctrine. Augustine debated Pelagius, on this topic. Pelagius said that man was “fundamentally good” and was condemned as a heretic for that belief by the Catholic Church. It’s a lot harder to excuse this statement by the pope when the Church already called the position heresy.

"The rice pilaf is very spicy"🤣

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