Monday at Holy Innocents: Pontifical Mass celebrated by Most Rev. Teodoro de Faria, Bishop emeritus of Funchal, Portugal. A large congregation was in attendance.
Fr. George Rutler, now administrator of Holy Innocents, preached…
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I wonder what Jesus would think of all this needless grandeur – the officiating bishop was accused of covering up a paedophile Brazilian priest who was tried and condemned for murder of a minor in Funchal, Madeira and who later, on parole, escaped to Brazil where there is no extradition agreement with Portugal. God in his mercy can and does forgive us sinners but as a Catholic (a sinful one of course) I regret that so much of your energy is spent on this type of events which are so far from what Pope Francis is telling us to be, basing himself on the Gospels.Pray for me, Ana Vicente
Dear Ana, you are talking the way Judas talked to the poor woman that offered perfume to Christ, a way that Our Lord publicly criticized and expressly condemned in the… Gospel. Nevertheless, I will pray for you.
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