Monthly Archives: September 2015

Pope Francis denies the dignity of the Cuban dissident

Posted on September 24, 2015 by Jorge Costales

Just when you thought this Papal visit couldn’t get any more dispiriting to Cuban dissidents, it did. The following questions were asked of Pope Francis on his plane trip leaving Cuba: Rosa Flores, CNN: We understand that more than 50 … Continue reading →

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The Pope? How many additional Parishes does he want?

Posted on September 22, 2015 by Jorge Costales

Stalin famously mocked the moral authority of the Catholic Church by asking “how many divisions” the Pope had. Perhaps he should have just sarcastically inquired as to how many safeguarded Parishes would be required to have them look the other … Continue reading →

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Joan had the Dauphin, we got Francis

Posted on September 18, 2015 by Jorge Costales

Did you hear the one about the Papal encyclical whose subject matter was only on the radar of the enemies of the Church, while ignoring the rising level of violence against Christians residing in the Muslim world as the centuries-old … Continue reading →

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