Pope Dies
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04-02-2005, 03:21 PM
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wonder how many will show up to the funneral? is he gonna be creamted? embalmed to Taxadermy service... just stuff em and put em in a glass case.... sorry i dont like the catholic religion... seems more cult to me... and yes i was raised catholic most of family still is so dont call me hypocrite
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04-02-2005, 03:49 PM
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He will certainly be missed by Catholics and non-
Catholics alike. Over the past quarter centrury
he brought a message of something more
important than politics to countries on every
corner of the globe. He brought a message that
there are universal moral certainties that will always
be more important than a communist government or
a materialistic economy. It was a basic message he
delivered very well, no matter the venue. It was the
same message he brought to Russia, the United States
and numerous other countries around the globe. He
will indeed be missed by many people in many
countries, no matter their religion and no matter their
nationality.
Catholics alike. Over the past quarter centrury
he brought a message of something more
important than politics to countries on every
corner of the globe. He brought a message that
there are universal moral certainties that will always
be more important than a communist government or
a materialistic economy. It was a basic message he
delivered very well, no matter the venue. It was the
same message he brought to Russia, the United States
and numerous other countries around the globe. He
will indeed be missed by many people in many
countries, no matter their religion and no matter their
nationality.
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04-02-2005, 05:58 PM
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04-03-2005, 04:49 AM
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