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   This is plain bull/ coming from a condemned to hell man.  Which is you   
   PatB -  Not to mention, a nazi who is guilty of blasphemy of the Holy   
   Ghost, which condemns him to hell as well.   All the bs you post, has   
   already sent you to hell.   You filthy piece of shit.   No one goes to   
   God except those that are inside His Most Holy Mother Church.  Of course   
   a communist who is responsible for issuing world slavery is going to   
   tell you something of this sort yes, while he sits on his ass.  So to   
   keep you to serve his lies.  The devil put him up to it, the rotten   
   satanic freemason.  Francis my ass, he is not Saint Francis.  And no   
   pope would tell you such thing.  At least not one of my true Jesus.   
   Never has he ever been pope of the true Catholic Church.   What a fuck   
   head, "no need for lots of words".   The hell their aint. For if there   
   was no need then why did God issue Judges.  Go to hell rotten bastards,   
   The ,most of you, cannot enter God's Most Holy Mother Church, yet, you   
   keep claiming you are it.   
      
   On 8/4/2018 2:56 PM, PatB scribbled:   
   > Pope Francis to altar servers: Holiness is not for the lazy   
   >   
   > Vatican City, Jul 31, 2018 / 02:05 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Everyone is   
   > called to pursue sainthood through living the Works of Mercy, though   
   > it is not for the weak of heart, Pope Francis told more than 60,000   
   > young altar servers in St. Peter’s Square Tuesday.   
   >   
   > “It is true, it is not easy, but remember – I will say it again – the   
   > way of holiness is not for the lazy,” the pope said July 31.   
   >   
   > “Do you all know the Works of Mercy? It’s important!” he said. “To   
   > learn the Works of Mercy it is not necessary to go to university or to   
   > receive a degree, all can learn.”   
   >   
   > In a question and answer session, Pope Francis advised the pilgrims to   
   > “know and love the Lord Jesus more and more,” encountering him in   
   > prayer, at Mass, through reading Scripture, in the poor.   
   >   
   > “Even now, as young people, you can be apostles, capable of drawing   
   > others to Jesus. This will happen if you are full of enthusiasm for   
   > him, if you have encountered him, if you have come to know him   
   > personally, and been yourselves ‘won over’ by him,” he said.   
   >   
   > The pope also encouraged them to be friends with everyone, “no strings   
   > attached,” in order to be a “ray of Jesus’ light,” because, he said,   
   > everyone needs friends who give a good example and who give without   
   > expecting anything in return.   
   >   
   > “There is no need for lots of words; more important are your actions,   
   > your closeness, your desire to serve, gazing before the Most Blessed   
   > Sacrament,” he said. “In this way, you will also help others to see   
   > how beautiful the community of believers is, because the Lord dwells   
   > in its midst.”   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)