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"But the furore has not died down - the Catholic Secular Forum (CSF), one of the groups that made the initial complaint, still insists it will press for prosecu
by guard-of-terra 12y ago
"But the furore has not died down - the Catholic Secular Forum (CSF), one of the groups that made the initial complaint, still insists it will press for prosecution should he ever return."
I think that we should be petitioning Pope so he would tell this CFS to cease, desist and disassemble. He may issue Papal bull, for example.
I don't remember catholics being eager on self-proclaimed wonders.
- jjoonathan 12y agoDon't they keep a big repository of saints that each require at least two miracles to be considered saints? EDIT: yes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canonization http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canonization > To be canonized a saint, at least two miracles must have been performed through the saint's intercession after his or her death
- juliocc 12y agoDoesn't matter if they're Catholic, Hindu, Muslim or whatever. This is religious fanaticism at its best.
- pmorici 12y ago"I don't remember Catholics being eager on self-proclaimed wonders." Isn't seeing images of Jesus in toast and other silly stuff like that somewhat common? I feel like I see that kind of thing in the news in _America_ from time to time typically associated with Catholicism.
- jvreeland 12y agoVery of those few are taken seriously by anyone. The Vatican is supposed to confirm miracles, and from what I remember it's not exactly an efficient or easy process. In this case I sincerely doubt they'd call it a miracle.