28 Sep 2014 16:48:04
Regards todays poll question, why would the pope be forced out?
Kim Philby
{Ed033's Note - the previous Pope could have been forced out because of:
1) The papacy controllers thought it was time the Pope should leave office due to ritual prophesy timing. (least likely)
or
2) The Pope thought there was a good possibility that the gay/pedophile church parties which the Pope and other high ranking church members were allegedly part of could be released or used as blackmail, which he would've had to deal with, (so he resigned to avoid this). There is allegedly a secret 300-page Vatican dossier with the above info contained within it floating about. (most likely)
Watered down version of the above here:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/feb/21/pope-retired-amid-gay-bishop-blackmail-inquiry
1) The papacy controllers thought it was time the Pope should leave office due to ritual prophesy timing. (least likely)
or
2) The Pope thought there was a good possibility that the gay/pedophile church parties which the Pope and other high ranking church members were allegedly part of could be released or used as blackmail, which he would've had to deal with, (so he resigned to avoid this). There is allegedly a secret 300-page Vatican dossier with the above info contained within it floating about. (most likely)
Watered down version of the above here:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/feb/21/pope-retired-amid-gay-bishop-blackmail-inquiry
Wasn't he implicated in a child abduction case along with Adolfo Nicolas who also resigned suddenly?
Ryan.
Ryan.
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28 Sep 2014 22:41:37
Ok thanks. Not an area of expertise so thought i'd ask.
Ok thanks. Not an area of expertise so thought i'd ask.
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Did you know that Queen Elizabeth was found guilty [by an international common law court] on February 28, 2013 in the disappearance of ten native children from the British Columbia Catholic Kamloops residential school on October 10, 1964? Pope Ratzinger resigned from office that same day on February 28, 2013. So, how does the Queen retain her title and stay out of prison?
Pope Francis’, Pope Benedict’s and Queen Elizabeth’s use of a Vatican agreement called 'Crimen Solicitationas' prevented release of information to legal authorities for prosecution of crimes against an estimated millions of priest, child abuse victims.
A Vatican source claimed to ITCCS' Kevin Annett that Queen Elizabeth signed the document with Pope Benedict on September 16, 2010 at Holyrood Castle in Edinburgh.
Evidence pertaining to the Feb. 2013 international court could be found in Annett’s 'Hidden No Longer' and at Child Abuse Recovery.
Pope Francis’, Pope Benedict’s and Queen Elizabeth’s use of a Vatican agreement called 'Crimen Solicitationas' prevented release of information to legal authorities for prosecution of crimes against an estimated millions of priest, child abuse victims.
A Vatican source claimed to ITCCS' Kevin Annett that Queen Elizabeth signed the document with Pope Benedict on September 16, 2010 at Holyrood Castle in Edinburgh.
Evidence pertaining to the Feb. 2013 international court could be found in Annett’s 'Hidden No Longer' and at Child Abuse Recovery.
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It sickens me that I have been duped up about religion, I have no problem with other people if it gives them comfort, for me the roman catholic and any other church is a breeding ground for serial killers and pedophiles.
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Not saying any of this is not true but the Queen is not Catholic, so how can she cited Catholic law and/or doctrine?
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Copy n paste job.
As the Queen of England, she also holds the title of Supreme Governor of the Church of England and an symbolically authoritative position in the official Church of Scotland. 1 Her duties in the Church of England to appoint archbishops, bishops, and deans of cathedrals.
This, of course, would make her an Anglican, a denomination of the Episcopalian faith. However, her honorary membership in the Church of Scotland–a Presbyterian denomination–conflicts to some degree. She is generally considered an Episcopalian though, and her role in the Church of Scotland is no more than that of a common member of the church.
As the Queen of England, she also holds the title of Supreme Governor of the Church of England and an symbolically authoritative position in the official Church of Scotland. 1 Her duties in the Church of England to appoint archbishops, bishops, and deans of cathedrals.
This, of course, would make her an Anglican, a denomination of the Episcopalian faith. However, her honorary membership in the Church of Scotland–a Presbyterian denomination–conflicts to some degree. She is generally considered an Episcopalian though, and her role in the Church of Scotland is no more than that of a common member of the church.
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29 Sep 2014 20:24:22
The royal family are high Anglicans. The high anglican rituals are very catholic like.
The royal family are high Anglicans. The high anglican rituals are very catholic like.
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Yes, I agree high Anglican practices are similar to Catholic but they are still, not catholic.
{Ed001's Note - I don't understand the point you are making or its relevance to this? The post stated that she made an agreement with the Catholic Church, nothing to do with her being Catholic. She can do so in her role of Head of State, no matter what religion she is. I really think you are missing the point here.}
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I guess I am, was simply trying to make the point that I found it strange a non-Catholic head of state could apply tis doctrine.
{Ed001's Note - I don't see why when it would suit her to do so?}
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