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And with $3,000,000 he succeeded in making her look like a masquerade while her "excessively wifed" husband looks like a beggar beside her. The Al-Saud family never cease to amaze me |
italo:Noted |
Entrust your efforts to the LORD, and your plans will succeed. Prov 16:3 Today we are praying for Italo May our prayers for you today find favour in the sight of God through Christ our Lord. Good morning brethren and do have a blessed day ahead ![]() |
Rilwayne001:On the contrary, the bold is what muslims do with the bible every other day |
chysam:We know lying lips when we see them, oh really Catholics said that? Or is it sarcasm too ![]() |
chysam:You need to start reading and stop reading your imagination into my post, I have been following this thread from inception even before it made front page, and my post is there for all to see, I said "that post has nothing to do with Mary" not "this thread has nothing to do with Mary" so sorry it is you who need to swallow you pride and admit you directed your post to the wrong person. And before you start diverting the issue here to save face, note that I wasn't debating you, so you even lied when you said you employed sarcasm to test my temperament. And when you said "Catholics quote scripture out of context", it is crystal clear it wasn't a Catholic who quoted the scripture as regards that but Ola, What other straw are you going to clutch on to claim sarcasm And like I said before, how is it your business if I choose to make Mary my second God? In your other post to btoks you said we make her equal to Jesus, here you are telling me we make her our second God. You need to make up your mind bro, stop trying hard to score a point where there is non. |
chysam:The earlier you tell yourself the truth, and stop clutching on straws; the better for you, that post has nothing to do with Mary. How difficult is it to admit you were wrong? Humility and truthfulness are the attributes of a good Christian. Btw how is it your business if I choose to make Mary my second God, funny it is no longer that we worship Mary now it is "we make her 2nd God" ![]() I know sarcasm when I see one, sorry your post is by no means sarcasm. You only wanted to claim a supreme Bible interpreter but ended up flip flopping ![]() |
Trailblazer1:If by the bold you are referring to the content of the draft presented to the bishops for deliberation, I think you need to read again the outcome of the synod on this. If on the other hand you are referring to the outcome of the synod, then you do err. The church did not change its stand on gays, |
Presently "Lawless Libya" |
chysam:It is obvious you are the blindfolded one here, this your post should have been directed to the person totally condemning alcohol not the person who is saying same thing as you, but no! Because he is Catholic you chose to ridicule yourself in your quest to portray him as "the never say right Catholic" |
God leads, we follow |
podosci:Smh |
Isn't he married? |
Gombs:I know you won't leave this thread till you blow the bold. smh |
Xtarxhyne:At first bold, it seems all muslims are yet to have a unanimous agreement on what happen at the site of crucifixion. Was it Jesus that was crucified or someone who looks like him? At second bold, where did you get that from? |
This is a show of shame, a lot of things are not clear here. When a priest is posted to a new parish with an incumbent parish priest, both the parish priest and even the faithful are notified before hand that a priest has been posted to them. Atleast the priest and parishioners should prepare and expect his coming, but here, it seems the incumbent priest is not aware of the posting. That being said, I believe the parish priest owing to the fact that the said Fr Ahanekwu is from thesame diocese, must have known him before as a priest and shouldn't have raised such alarm after being shown the transfer authority by the incoming priest, if he really want to be sure, I believe it is not difficult for him to contact the vicar himself. I suspect there is more to this than what we are being told. Someone isn't at peace with someone somewhere, yet I didn't see how this is related to bishop Okparaeke. |
Surely the Lord is my help, he is the one who sustains me . Ps 54:4 Today we are praying for Shizzle11 May all our prayers for you today find favour in the sight of God through Christ our Lord. Good morning brethren and do have fulfilled day ahead ![]() |
Did he forgot something on that seat the last time that he wants to come and take? The old man should go home, he needs rest, he doesn't need to die on seat biko. We need younger people to take over, why must thesame circle of people be leading us from time immemorial? We are the leaders of tomorrow indeed. ![]() |
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Ubenedictus:Noted |
Ok |
sukkot:Why will he wait for resurrection when he can always re-incarnate or has he exhausted his maximum number of re-incarnations? ![]() |
You will be blessed in the city and blessed in the country. Deut 28:3 Today we are praying for Ubenedictus May our prayers for you today find favour in the sight of God through Christ our Lord. Good morning brethren and do have a blessed day ahead ![]() |
shaggy007:Lol learning mysticism? Sounds funny |
Why not copy the content of the link and paste it here |
Lol that picture of Thomas though did he really dipped his finger let alone that deep? |
Never looked at mysticism as something bad, some people are just mystics not because they desired it or acquired it, how then do we categorise these people. |
I lift up my eyes to you, to you who sit enthroned in heaven. As the eyes of slaves look to the hand of their master, as the eyes of a female slave look to the hand of her mistress, so our eyes look to the Lord our God, till he shows us his mercy Ps 123:1-2 Today we are praying for Lacum May our prayers for you today find favour in the sight of God through Christ our Lord. Good morning brethren and do have a joy filled day ahead ![]() |
Hmm |
VATICAN CITY — Catholic bishops scrapped their landmark welcome to gays Saturday, showing deep divisions at the end of a two-week meeting sought by Pope Francis to chart a more merciful approach to ministering to Catholic families. The bishops failed to approve even a watered-down section on ministering to homosexuals that stripped away the welcoming tone of acceptance contained in a draft document earlier in the week. The revised paragraph had said "people with homosexual tendencies must be welcomed with respect and delicacy." But the paragraph failed to reach the two-thirds majority needed to pass. Two other paragraphs concerning the other hot-button issue at the synod — whether divorced and civilly remarried Catholics can receive Communion — also failed to pass. It wasn't clear, though, if the 118-62 vote on the gay section was more a protest by progressive bishops who refused to back the watered-down wording. The revised paragraph had deleted the words of acceptance of gays' sexual orientation and acknowledgement that gay unions can provide "precious support" to partners that had been contained in the draft. Francis insisted in the name of transparency that the full document — including the paragraphs that failed to pass — be published along with the voting tally. The document will serve as the basis for future debate leading up to another meeting of bishops next October. The revised report of the two-week meeting of bishops had been rewritten to incorporate amendments to the draft released Monday which had shown an unprecedented openness toward gays and Catholics who live together without being married. Conservatives had harshly criticized the draft and proposed extensive revisions to restate church doctrine, which holds that gay sex is "intrinsically disordered," but that gays themselves are to be respected, and that marriage is only between a man and woman. "We could see that there were different viewpoints," said Cardinal Oswald Gracis of India, when asked about the most contentious sections of the report on homosexuals and divorced and remarried Catholics. German Cardinal Walter Kasper, the leader of the progressive camp, said he was "realistic" about the outcome. In an unexpected gesture, Francis approached a group of journalists waiting outside the synod hall to thank them for their work covering the synod. "Thanks to you and your colleagues for the work you have done," he said. "Grazie tante." Conservative bishops had harshly criticized journalists for reporting on the dramatic shift in tone in the draft, even though the media reports merely reflected the document's content. http://www.startribune.com/nation/279661462.html |
Lol so Obadiah is back? ![]() |
bakandow11:Did you just wrote the bold? Oldest bible? Written in Jesus' language? By Barnabas? ![]() |
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husband looks like a beggar beside her. 

oh really Catholics said that? Or is it sarcasm too

