oreon wrote:To the Catholics, congrats on the new pope. Its funny though, how age work in different professions. 69 is young for a pope. And Lebron is out here at 40 and we call him grandpa.
I think we'd be best served if we can reduce the ages of these old folks who have power. I think ifs its an important position, you should retire past 65. Too many old folks holding on to power, let some of the other gens get a chance. Imagine being a priest at 30 and wanting to be a cardinal or pope, you got 40 years to go before getting there.
**cough cough** Riles, time to let someone else have a go now
Im a catholic and I will just say right now, it is no coincidence that they made a fast unanimous decision and that he is american.
I read and watch a lot of news, and I have been telling my family and friends for months, this country’s catholics and christians has fallen way short of what being a catholic/christian is in comparison to the rest of the world.
They knew that america needed leadership from the catholich church to guide, teach and remind us how to behave, how to think, what being good spirited and kind is again.
There has been a lot of vulgar and vile behavior from people who have bible quotes in their profiles and wearing crosses on their necklace. Just saying youre a christian or catholic isnt enough… and no im not saying convert to a super religious person, but the ugly behavior and overall behavior needs to be checked, and maybe he will guide us back in his teachings.
Ive been reading a lot of people celebrating pope francis death, some referring him as a “woke pope”, along with other ugly things. im not liberal, and ive got to say that stuff is beyond disgusting and disrespectful. All popes are elected to spread the word of god and bring hope love and peace, regardless of your religion or where youre from.