We've seen it all before.
Thanks to * a change of Prime Minister, the machinations of Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, insufficient investigation by the Vatican, sloppy thinking by Archbishop Peter Smith, * Barchester Rome Westminster Blackfen * is stunned by the arrival of * "well, my dear, I rather believe you are right" "self-absorbed promethean neopelagianism" "I'm not kidding you, I actually can't remember which way I voted" "I didn't mention his rainbow mankini, did I?" * Bishop Proudie, Pope Francis, Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Fr Steven Fisher, * who * blocks the reappointment of Septimus Harding to Hiram's Hospital. accepts a Bolivian artefact that glorifies Marxism. celebrates a "Gay Mass". drives away the lovers of the traditional Mass.
A powerful German bishop. Or is this just a lookalike?
The faithful are further outraged by the conduct of * Obadiah Slope, Cardinal Kasper, Mgr Keith Barltrop, a certain deacon, * who * decides to woo Mrs Eleanor Bold. pushes heretical doctrine on the subject of marriage. does not understand the Church's views on transgenderism. sits in a shed stirring up trouble. * In the end, the new man * is forced to accept Mr Arabin as the new Dean, retires, leaving Cardinal Pell to be elected as his successor, gets a stiff letter from the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith, resigns and goes to teach in a school, * and everyone lives happily ever after.
Mourning the departure of Fr Steven Fisher.
What a summary!!!!!
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Thanks Eccles.
It is entirely unacceptable to allege that a serving priest is a trollope. This is the kind of deplorable hate-filled shameful venomous reckless detraction and calumny we have come to expect from this unsuccessful blog, with your mere million hits in three days, and it is time you let ACTA just get on with the job of building sheds with Wi-Fi for clergy in minor orders.
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ReplyDeleteU is not religgously sclandaous -- only I is religgously sclandaous.
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