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That pope openly spoke against misogyny and mass rape of women and girls. He openly tried to crack down on pedophilia in the church. He spoke often of the damages caused by radical regimes and fascism. He also called up churches in war zones and such to check if they needed help from the Vatican. He often left his palace and preformed work even most cardinals would consider “beneath someone of their standing”.
Overall he was legit a man of god who practiced the word more than any pope in our modern time. The Catholic Church is lesser for his death and while I have issue with the church he wasn’t a problem by a long shot. Imagine being so lost in your hate boner you attack a progressive fuckin pope who saved more lives and helped more women and girls than any celebrity or has been author could hope too.
I’d shame you but shame requires the ability to feel emotions and you lost that many years ago I’m guessing.
The world this guy person lives in where women’s rights are evil but the Catholic Church is not so bad
Kermit for Pope
I was trying to find out if Kermit was eligible to be pope and I found a blog that says he's the perfect example of a catholic priest
I'd like to remember Pope Francis as the Pope who called a ton of priests faggots, apologized for it, then called them all faggots again
Rest in peace, Pope Francis. You will be missed by all Catholic Christians all over the world.
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lowkey sad abt the pope i fw him more than the others
tbh the pope dying a day after d vance isn't that great. i'd have died on the spot on account of breathing the same air.
Robert Prevost must take every precaution not to come into contact with JD Vance
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let's witness the declaration of a new pope with mama
how it feels to tell people about the new pope
new pope on my birthday thanks vatican you didn't have to do so much, he could've not been homophobic tho :///
An American pope is so funny because what do you mean we have photo evidence of the voice of God at the 2005 World Series
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apparently he died of a stoke and irreversible heart failure. ummmm yolo!!!! (idk what to say)
This is all my fault
Omg I’m scared to see who the new pope is
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