After tells Catholics social networks like Facebook “cannot and must not take the place of direct human contact with people at every level of our lives,” but still giving his legion of followers his blessing ”
“to join the network of relationships which the digital era has made possible,” Pope Benedict XVI has given the go ahead for a Facebook page for the May 1 beatification of
Pope John Paul II. For millions of Catholics it will be a chance to watch video clips of the late pope doing papal things; for a select few gays, it’ll be a chance to find a couch to crash on in Rome to, uh, celebrate.
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customartist
Raizing humans to ever higher levels of “Wonderfulness” serves absolutely no real Christian nor Godly purpose.
The entire organization is disgusting.
Harbo
@customartist: Disgusting indeed. I agree. The Catholic Church has created more hate and bigotry that any other organization in history. Its numbers are dwindling, but the man in the skirt and red Prada shoes doesn’t seem to realize it. If he clicks his heels twice maybe he’ll be transported ro reality.