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I'm going back to my 1st choice for Pope-the Quebecer, Ouellet. (his resume is great)
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GLOBALIST
Mar 5, 2013, 8:41:13 AM3/5/13
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"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
========================
TORONTO (AP) — Cardinal Marc Ouellet once said that being pope "would be a nightmare." He would know, having enjoyed the confidence of two popes as a top-ranked Vatican insider.
His high-profile position as head of the Vatican's office for bishops, his conservative leanings, his years in Latin America and his work in Rome as president of a key commission for Latin America all make him a favorite to become the first pontiff from the Americas.
But the qualities that make him popular in Latin America — home to the world's biggest Catholic population — and among the cardinals who elect the pope have contributed to his poor image in his native Quebec, where ironically he was perceived during his tenure as archbishop as an outsider parachuted in from Rome to reorder his liberal province along conservative lines.
Bookies give weight to Ouellet's accomplished resume when listing him among the top three likely future leaders of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics.
The 68-year-old Ouellet "knows a lot of people and a lot of people know him. And when I mean people, I mean those who count, the cardinals," said Anne Leahy, a former Canadian ambassador to the Holy See.
He is particularly well-regarded among cardinals from Latin America, a part of the world that is home to 40 percent of the world's Catholics. If the Latin American cardinals can't agree on one of their own, Ouellet's extensive experience there — he spent more than 11 years in Colombia — could work in his favor once the cardinals gather in the Sistine Chapel to elect a new pope.
Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003 when Pope John Paul II named him cardinal. His name came up after John Paul died in 2005, but he was considered a long shot because of his young age. Ouellet has since added to his resume.
Benedict XVI brought Ouellet to Rome to head the Vatican's office for bishops in 2010. It's an influential post that vets bishops' nominations worldwide. Ouellet also serves as president of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America, extending his influence over much of the Western Hemisphere.
"Cardinal Ouellet is a very powerful holy man," Cardinal Thomas Collins of Toronto told The Associated Press in an interview. "He has been in South America. He's fluent in Spanish, he's fluent in Italian, French, English and German. And he's experienced in two different congregations in the Holy See. He's been a bishop. He's a scholar of the first rank. You put it all together and he's just a wonderful man, so you can see when people think of a pope they think of Cardinal Ouellet."
Born in the small town of La Motte, Quebec, Ouellet got his vocation to enter the church during a time of reflection after he broke his leg playing hockey. He was ordained in 1968 and taught in seminaries in Canada, Rome and Colombia.
His many accomplishments include a license in Philosophy from the St. Thomas Aquinas Pontifical University and a doctorate in dogmatic theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University, both in Rome.
Friends said his career stalled in 1994, when he went from being the rector of the prestigious Grand Seminaire de Montreal to the head of a seminary in Edmonton, Alberta.
Being a Quebecois who spoke poor English worked against him in Western Canada. But longtime friend Bishop Lionel Gendron, Ouellet's former superior who sent him there, said the experience was ultimately good for him because it improved his English.
After returning to Rome in 1996 Ouellet rapidly gained prominence and respect teaching at the Institute for Studies on Marriage and the Family at the Lateran Pontifical University.
He rose from teaching priest to cardinal in less than three years. Ouellet's doctoral thesis on dogmatic theology included a discussion on the thoughts of his friend Hans Urs von Balthasar, a Swiss 20th-century theologian who was highly regarded by Benedict.
"He's completely in the spirit of Benedict," said Michael Higgins, a Canadian who teaches at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut. "Whether that makes him the ideal pope for our time is a different matter."
Some in Quebec question whether another conservative intellectual cut from the same cloth as Benedict should be the next pope. And the papal buzz around him has received a mixed response in the increasingly secular province.
He made headlines in Canada with his comments condemning abortion even in cases involving rape. "There's already a victim. Should we be making another one?" he asked.
Ouellet himself has addressed the speculation that he could one day be pope, telling an interviewer in 2011 that it would be "a nightmare" because it is a "crushing responsibility" and the "kind of the thing you don't campaign for."
Louis Ouellet, Marc's older brother, said the cardinal returns home twice a year to see his family, including his 90-year-old mother, Graziella. Louis said the family is worried he won't be able to return home again if he does become pope.
"He's a family man when he is here and everybody likes to see him. There is a lot of love. He likes to eat with us, he likes to sing with us and enjoy being together with his family," he said. "If it happens, we are losing a brother, and my mother, she is losing a son."
Louis said Marc remains a hockey fan and is an avid swimmer.
"He will swim for three or four kilometers. Sometimes we're worried about him. He's out there all by himself and we lose sight of him," Louis Ouellet said. "But he always comes back."
===========================
He would represent the America(s) very well. A Canadian who spent
alot of time in So. America. Speaks 6 languages and is familiar
about how the Vatican operates (good or bad) He is a traditionalist
and is not going to sell out to the trendy crowd.
========================
TORONTO (AP) — Cardinal Marc Ouellet once said that being pope "would be a nightmare." He would know, having enjoyed the confidence of two popes as a top-ranked Vatican insider.
His high-profile position as head of the Vatican's office for bishops, his conservative leanings, his years in Latin America and his work in Rome as president of a key commission for Latin America all make him a favorite to become the first pontiff from the Americas.
But the qualities that make him popular in Latin America — home to the world's biggest Catholic population — and among the cardinals who elect the pope have contributed to his poor image in his native Quebec, where ironically he was perceived during his tenure as archbishop as an outsider parachuted in from Rome to reorder his liberal province along conservative lines.
Bookies give weight to Ouellet's accomplished resume when listing him among the top three likely future leaders of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics.
The 68-year-old Ouellet "knows a lot of people and a lot of people know him. And when I mean people, I mean those who count, the cardinals," said Anne Leahy, a former Canadian ambassador to the Holy See.
He is particularly well-regarded among cardinals from Latin America, a part of the world that is home to 40 percent of the world's Catholics. If the Latin American cardinals can't agree on one of their own, Ouellet's extensive experience there — he spent more than 11 years in Colombia — could work in his favor once the cardinals gather in the Sistine Chapel to elect a new pope.
Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003 when Pope John Paul II named him cardinal. His name came up after John Paul died in 2005, but he was considered a long shot because of his young age. Ouellet has since added to his resume.
Benedict XVI brought Ouellet to Rome to head the Vatican's office for bishops in 2010. It's an influential post that vets bishops' nominations worldwide. Ouellet also serves as president of the Pontifical Commission for Latin America, extending his influence over much of the Western Hemisphere.
"Cardinal Ouellet is a very powerful holy man," Cardinal Thomas Collins of Toronto told The Associated Press in an interview. "He has been in South America. He's fluent in Spanish, he's fluent in Italian, French, English and German. And he's experienced in two different congregations in the Holy See. He's been a bishop. He's a scholar of the first rank. You put it all together and he's just a wonderful man, so you can see when people think of a pope they think of Cardinal Ouellet."
Born in the small town of La Motte, Quebec, Ouellet got his vocation to enter the church during a time of reflection after he broke his leg playing hockey. He was ordained in 1968 and taught in seminaries in Canada, Rome and Colombia.
His many accomplishments include a license in Philosophy from the St. Thomas Aquinas Pontifical University and a doctorate in dogmatic theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University, both in Rome.
Friends said his career stalled in 1994, when he went from being the rector of the prestigious Grand Seminaire de Montreal to the head of a seminary in Edmonton, Alberta.
Being a Quebecois who spoke poor English worked against him in Western Canada. But longtime friend Bishop Lionel Gendron, Ouellet's former superior who sent him there, said the experience was ultimately good for him because it improved his English.
After returning to Rome in 1996 Ouellet rapidly gained prominence and respect teaching at the Institute for Studies on Marriage and the Family at the Lateran Pontifical University.
He rose from teaching priest to cardinal in less than three years. Ouellet's doctoral thesis on dogmatic theology included a discussion on the thoughts of his friend Hans Urs von Balthasar, a Swiss 20th-century theologian who was highly regarded by Benedict.
"He's completely in the spirit of Benedict," said Michael Higgins, a Canadian who teaches at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut. "Whether that makes him the ideal pope for our time is a different matter."
Some in Quebec question whether another conservative intellectual cut from the same cloth as Benedict should be the next pope. And the papal buzz around him has received a mixed response in the increasingly secular province.
He made headlines in Canada with his comments condemning abortion even in cases involving rape. "There's already a victim. Should we be making another one?" he asked.
Ouellet himself has addressed the speculation that he could one day be pope, telling an interviewer in 2011 that it would be "a nightmare" because it is a "crushing responsibility" and the "kind of the thing you don't campaign for."
Louis Ouellet, Marc's older brother, said the cardinal returns home twice a year to see his family, including his 90-year-old mother, Graziella. Louis said the family is worried he won't be able to return home again if he does become pope.
"He's a family man when he is here and everybody likes to see him. There is a lot of love. He likes to eat with us, he likes to sing with us and enjoy being together with his family," he said. "If it happens, we are losing a brother, and my mother, she is losing a son."
Louis said Marc remains a hockey fan and is an avid swimmer.
"He will swim for three or four kilometers. Sometimes we're worried about him. He's out there all by himself and we lose sight of him," Louis Ouellet said. "But he always comes back."
===========================
He would represent the America(s) very well. A Canadian who spent
alot of time in So. America. Speaks 6 languages and is familiar
about how the Vatican operates (good or bad) He is a traditionalist
and is not going to sell out to the trendy crowd.
mg
Mar 5, 2013, 8:48:50 AM3/5/13
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Is he gay? And if he is, does it matter?
GLOBALIST
Mar 5, 2013, 8:55:29 AM3/5/13
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On Tuesday, March 5, 2013 7:48:50 AM UTC-6, mg wrote:
> Is he gay? And if he is, does it matter?
You will have to ask him that. I do get the impression,
> Is he gay? And if he is, does it matter?
from his past, that he is not devoting alot of time
to talk about pedophilia forever and ever. It will
not consume his office.
chatnoir
Mar 5, 2013, 9:29:29 AM3/5/13
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Peter Taylor
Mar 5, 2013, 10:23:22 AM3/5/13
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On 3/5/2013 2:41 PM, GLOBALIST wrote:
> "Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early
> as 2003" ========================
>
> TORONTO (AP) � Cardinal Marc Ouellet once said that being pope "would
> "Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early
> as 2003" ========================
>
> be a nightmare." He would know, having enjoyed the confidence of two
> popes as a top-ranked Vatican insider.
>
> His high-profile position as head of the Vatican's office for
> bishops, his conservative leanings, his years in Latin America and
> his work in Rome as president of a key commission for Latin America
> all make him a favorite to become the first pontiff from the
> Americas.
>
> But the qualities that make him popular in Latin America � home to
> popes as a top-ranked Vatican insider.
>
> His high-profile position as head of the Vatican's office for
> bishops, his conservative leanings, his years in Latin America and
> his work in Rome as president of a key commission for Latin America
> all make him a favorite to become the first pontiff from the
> Americas.
>
> the world's biggest Catholic population � and among the cardinals who
> elect the pope have contributed to his poor image in his native
> Quebec, where ironically he was perceived during his tenure as
> archbishop as an outsider parachuted in from Rome to reorder his
> liberal province along conservative lines.
>
> Bookies give weight to Ouellet's accomplished resume when listing him
> among the top three likely future leaders of the world's 1.2 billion
> Catholics.
>
> The 68-year-old Ouellet "knows a lot of people and a lot of people
> know him. And when I mean people, I mean those who count, the
> cardinals," said Anne Leahy, a former Canadian ambassador to the Holy
> See.
>
> He is particularly well-regarded among cardinals from Latin America,
> a part of the world that is home to 40 percent of the world's
> Catholics. If the Latin American cardinals can't agree on one of
> their own, Ouellet's extensive experience there � he spent more than
> Quebec, where ironically he was perceived during his tenure as
> archbishop as an outsider parachuted in from Rome to reorder his
> liberal province along conservative lines.
>
> Bookies give weight to Ouellet's accomplished resume when listing him
> among the top three likely future leaders of the world's 1.2 billion
> Catholics.
>
> The 68-year-old Ouellet "knows a lot of people and a lot of people
> know him. And when I mean people, I mean those who count, the
> cardinals," said Anne Leahy, a former Canadian ambassador to the Holy
> See.
>
> He is particularly well-regarded among cardinals from Latin America,
> a part of the world that is home to 40 percent of the world's
> Catholics. If the Latin American cardinals can't agree on one of
> 11 years in Colombia � could work in his favor once the cardinals
Prediction two: Globalist will love him.
--
Peter Taylor
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Mar 5, 2013, 10:42:39 AM3/5/13
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"GLOBALIST" wrote in message
news:477249b7-ac2c-4393...@googlegroups.com...
"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
========================
nightmare." He would know, having enjoyed the confidence of two popes as a
top-ranked Vatican insider.
/snip - follow the thread/
top-ranked Vatican insider.
===========================
He would represent the America(s) very well. A Canadian who spent
alot of time in So. America. Speaks 6 languages and is familiar
about how the Vatican operates (good or bad) He is a traditionalist
and is not going to sell out to the trendy crowd.
[That line of asterisks is for the benefit of "Earl Evleth" el al so
they are aware that what precedes those asterisks is the post I am
addressing and what comes after those asterisks is my response to that
post so those folks don't misquote me as they otherwise are apt to
do...and have in the past done]
Hey "GLOBALIST" - do tell us whether Ouellet's standards of sexual conduct
as a priest, an archbishop, and a cardinal are the same as that of Scottish
Cardinal Keith O'Brien. I would think that you, as a defender of the
Catholic Church, find this issue to be an important one particularly in
light of your advocacy of Ouellet for the next Pope.
Now are you AGAIN going to scurry back under that rock of yours?
BIG BIRD
Mar 5, 2013, 10:48:35 AM3/5/13
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"GLOBALIST" <free....@gmail.com> wrote in message
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"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
========================
how many little boy's dicks the piece of shit done sucked gomer ???
========================
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Mar 5, 2013, 10:58:42 AM3/5/13
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"GLOBALIST" wrote in message
news:abe5a746-d1b5-4c74...@googlegroups.com...
to have your readers do. Are you saying that he (Ouelett) - rather than try
to cover up this failing on the part of the Church and the Church
leadership - will simply ignore the issue? After all, simply ignoring the
issue and issuing a steady stream of "No Comment" to each and every inquiry
certainly would assure that he not devote "alot /sic/ of time to talk about
pedophilia forever and ever." Most definitely such a course of action will
ensure that issue "will not consume his office." Indeed, the most minimal
of Church resources would be needed to support entirely ignoring the
issue....all that would be needed to address each and every inquiry would be
the issuance of "No Comment" on the part of whoever in the Church is so
questioned .
Going to crawl back under that rock of yours AGAIN?
news:abe5a746-d1b5-4c74...@googlegroups.com...
***********************
[That line of asterisks is for the benefit of "Earl Evleth" el al so
they are aware that what precedes those asterisks is the post I am
addressing and what comes after those asterisks is my response to that
post so those folks don't misquote me as they otherwise are apt to
do...and have in the past done]
Let's see here, "GLOBALIST" - I am trying to read your mind as you are wont
[That line of asterisks is for the benefit of "Earl Evleth" el al so
they are aware that what precedes those asterisks is the post I am
addressing and what comes after those asterisks is my response to that
post so those folks don't misquote me as they otherwise are apt to
do...and have in the past done]
to have your readers do. Are you saying that he (Ouelett) - rather than try
to cover up this failing on the part of the Church and the Church
leadership - will simply ignore the issue? After all, simply ignoring the
issue and issuing a steady stream of "No Comment" to each and every inquiry
certainly would assure that he not devote "alot /sic/ of time to talk about
pedophilia forever and ever." Most definitely such a course of action will
ensure that issue "will not consume his office." Indeed, the most minimal
of Church resources would be needed to support entirely ignoring the
issue....all that would be needed to address each and every inquiry would be
the issuance of "No Comment" on the part of whoever in the Church is so
questioned .
Going to crawl back under that rock of yours AGAIN?
Runge 667
Mar 5, 2013, 3:43:10 PM3/5/13
to
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
"GLOBALIST" <free....@gmail.com> a �crit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : 477249b7-ac2c-4393...@googlegroups.com...
> world's biggest Catholic population � and among the cardinals who elect
"GLOBALIST" <free....@gmail.com> a �crit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : 477249b7-ac2c-4393...@googlegroups.com...
> "Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as
> 2003"
> ========================
>
> TORONTO (AP) � Cardinal Marc Ouellet once said that being pope "would be a
> 2003"
> ========================
>
> nightmare." He would know, having enjoyed the confidence of two popes as a
> top-ranked Vatican insider.
>
> His high-profile position as head of the Vatican's office for bishops, his
> conservative leanings, his years in Latin America and his work in Rome as
> president of a key commission for Latin America all make him a favorite to
> become the first pontiff from the Americas.
>
> But the qualities that make him popular in Latin America � home to the
> top-ranked Vatican insider.
>
> His high-profile position as head of the Vatican's office for bishops, his
> conservative leanings, his years in Latin America and his work in Rome as
> president of a key commission for Latin America all make him a favorite to
> become the first pontiff from the Americas.
>
> world's biggest Catholic population � and among the cardinals who elect
> the pope have contributed to his poor image in his native Quebec, where
> ironically he was perceived during his tenure as archbishop as an outsider
> parachuted in from Rome to reorder his liberal province along conservative
> lines.
>
> Bookies give weight to Ouellet's accomplished resume when listing him
> among the top three likely future leaders of the world's 1.2 billion
> Catholics.
>
> The 68-year-old Ouellet "knows a lot of people and a lot of people know
> him. And when I mean people, I mean those who count, the cardinals," said
> Anne Leahy, a former Canadian ambassador to the Holy See.
>
> He is particularly well-regarded among cardinals from Latin America, a
> part of the world that is home to 40 percent of the world's Catholics. If
> the Latin American cardinals can't agree on one of their own, Ouellet's
> extensive experience there � he spent more than 11 years in Colombia �
> ironically he was perceived during his tenure as archbishop as an outsider
> parachuted in from Rome to reorder his liberal province along conservative
> lines.
>
> Bookies give weight to Ouellet's accomplished resume when listing him
> among the top three likely future leaders of the world's 1.2 billion
> Catholics.
>
> The 68-year-old Ouellet "knows a lot of people and a lot of people know
> him. And when I mean people, I mean those who count, the cardinals," said
> Anne Leahy, a former Canadian ambassador to the Holy See.
>
> He is particularly well-regarded among cardinals from Latin America, a
> part of the world that is home to 40 percent of the world's Catholics. If
> the Latin American cardinals can't agree on one of their own, Ouellet's
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Mar 6, 2013, 10:54:40 AM3/6/13
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"Lawrence T. Akutagawa" wrote in message news:kh54kv$obt$1...@dont-email.me...
**************
Where o where is "GLOBALIST"? Why under that rock of his where he has
obviously crawled AGAIN.
Where o where is "GLOBALIST"? Why under that rock of his where he has
obviously crawled AGAIN.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Mar 6, 2013, 10:57:22 AM3/6/13
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"Lawrence T. Akutagawa" wrote in message news:kh53ms$ion$1...@dont-email.me...
Yup - "GLOBALIST" is firmly entrenched there under that rock of his yet
AGAIN.
"GLOBALIST" wrote in message
news:477249b7-ac2c-4393...@googlegroups.com...
"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
========================
TORONTO (AP) — Cardinal Marc Ouellet once said that being pope "would be a
news:477249b7-ac2c-4393...@googlegroups.com...
"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
========================
nightmare." He would know, having enjoyed the confidence of two popes as a
top-ranked Vatican insider.
/snip - follow the thread/
===========================
He would represent the America(s) very well. A Canadian who spent
alot of time in So. America. Speaks 6 languages and is familiar
about how the Vatican operates (good or bad) He is a traditionalist
and is not going to sell out to the trendy crowd.
***********************
[That line of asterisks is for the benefit of "Earl Evleth" el al so
they are aware that what precedes those asterisks is the post I am
addressing and what comes after those asterisks is my response to that
post so those folks don't misquote me as they otherwise are apt to
do...and have in the past done]
Hey "GLOBALIST" - do tell us whether Ouellet's standards of sexual conduct
as a priest, an archbishop, and a cardinal are the same as that of Scottish
Cardinal Keith O'Brien. I would think that you, as a defender of the
Catholic Church, find this issue to be an important one particularly in
light of your advocacy of Ouellet for the next Pope.
Now are you AGAIN going to scurry back under that rock of yours?
****************
top-ranked Vatican insider.
/snip - follow the thread/
===========================
He would represent the America(s) very well. A Canadian who spent
alot of time in So. America. Speaks 6 languages and is familiar
about how the Vatican operates (good or bad) He is a traditionalist
and is not going to sell out to the trendy crowd.
***********************
[That line of asterisks is for the benefit of "Earl Evleth" el al so
they are aware that what precedes those asterisks is the post I am
addressing and what comes after those asterisks is my response to that
post so those folks don't misquote me as they otherwise are apt to
do...and have in the past done]
Hey "GLOBALIST" - do tell us whether Ouellet's standards of sexual conduct
as a priest, an archbishop, and a cardinal are the same as that of Scottish
Cardinal Keith O'Brien. I would think that you, as a defender of the
Catholic Church, find this issue to be an important one particularly in
light of your advocacy of Ouellet for the next Pope.
Now are you AGAIN going to scurry back under that rock of yours?
Yup - "GLOBALIST" is firmly entrenched there under that rock of his yet
AGAIN.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Mar 17, 2013, 1:37:10 AM3/17/13
to
"Lawrence T. Akutagawa" wrote in message news:kh7oud$rs9$1...@dont-email.me...
Well, clearly "GLOBALIST" was a much better prognosticator that a Pope would
be elected before (an unspecfied) Thursday than he was that the elected Pope
would be Ouellet. I bet one of the reasons that "GLOBALIST" is still
sitting there under that rock of his is that he is frantically trying to
figure out how he could be so right in predicting that the Pope would be
elected before Thursday (without specifying which Thursday) and so wrong in
predicting that Ouellet would be that Pope. Clearly it will be a long, long
time before "GLOBALIST" figures things out and emerges out from under that
rock where he has crawled.
"Lawrence T. Akutagawa" wrote in message news:kh53ms$ion$1...@dont-email.me...
"GLOBALIST" wrote in message
news:477249b7-ac2c-4393...@googlegroups.com...
"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
========================
TORONTO (AP) � Cardinal Marc Ouellet once said that being pope "would be a
"GLOBALIST" wrote in message
news:477249b7-ac2c-4393...@googlegroups.com...
"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
========================
nightmare." He would know, having enjoyed the confidence of two popes as a
top-ranked Vatican insider.
/snip - follow the thread/
===========================
He would represent the America(s) very well. A Canadian who spent
alot of time in So. America. Speaks 6 languages and is familiar
about how the Vatican operates (good or bad) He is a traditionalist
and is not going to sell out to the trendy crowd.
***********************
[That line of asterisks is for the benefit of "Earl Evleth" el al so
they are aware that what precedes those asterisks is the post I am
addressing and what comes after those asterisks is my response to that
post so those folks don't misquote me as they otherwise are apt to
do...and have in the past done]
Hey "GLOBALIST" - do tell us whether Ouellet's standards of sexual conduct
as a priest, an archbishop, and a cardinal are the same as that of Scottish
Cardinal Keith O'Brien. I would think that you, as a defender of the
Catholic Church, find this issue to be an important one particularly in
light of your advocacy of Ouellet for the next Pope.
Now are you AGAIN going to scurry back under that rock of yours?
****************
Yup - "GLOBALIST" is firmly entrenched there under that rock of his yet
AGAIN.
***************
top-ranked Vatican insider.
/snip - follow the thread/
===========================
He would represent the America(s) very well. A Canadian who spent
alot of time in So. America. Speaks 6 languages and is familiar
about how the Vatican operates (good or bad) He is a traditionalist
and is not going to sell out to the trendy crowd.
***********************
[That line of asterisks is for the benefit of "Earl Evleth" el al so
they are aware that what precedes those asterisks is the post I am
addressing and what comes after those asterisks is my response to that
post so those folks don't misquote me as they otherwise are apt to
do...and have in the past done]
Hey "GLOBALIST" - do tell us whether Ouellet's standards of sexual conduct
as a priest, an archbishop, and a cardinal are the same as that of Scottish
Cardinal Keith O'Brien. I would think that you, as a defender of the
Catholic Church, find this issue to be an important one particularly in
light of your advocacy of Ouellet for the next Pope.
Now are you AGAIN going to scurry back under that rock of yours?
****************
Yup - "GLOBALIST" is firmly entrenched there under that rock of his yet
AGAIN.
Well, clearly "GLOBALIST" was a much better prognosticator that a Pope would
be elected before (an unspecfied) Thursday than he was that the elected Pope
would be Ouellet. I bet one of the reasons that "GLOBALIST" is still
sitting there under that rock of his is that he is frantically trying to
figure out how he could be so right in predicting that the Pope would be
elected before Thursday (without specifying which Thursday) and so wrong in
predicting that Ouellet would be that Pope. Clearly it will be a long, long
time before "GLOBALIST" figures things out and emerges out from under that
rock where he has crawled.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Mar 17, 2013, 1:45:00 AM3/17/13
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"Lawrence T. Akutagawa" wrote in message news:kh7opa$r0a$1...@dont-email.me...
**************
There sits "GLOBALIST" under that rock of his, probably waiting for new Pope
(no, not Ouelett) to make a pronouncement - any pronouncement - regarding
those church mucky-mucks who covered up those abusers of children over so
many years. Given the Catholic Church's marked tendency and history to
protect its own and the church itself, it may be a long, long, long, long
time before this new Pope says anything...repeat, anything...beyond "No
Comment" regarding this issue. And if and when he does anything, dollars to
donuts those miscreants when the smoke clears will still be accepted in the
church in whatever high capacity rather than be excommunicated for covering
up those criminals and thereby condoning and tolerating their dastardly
deeds.
There sits "GLOBALIST" under that rock of his, probably waiting for new Pope
(no, not Ouelett) to make a pronouncement - any pronouncement - regarding
those church mucky-mucks who covered up those abusers of children over so
many years. Given the Catholic Church's marked tendency and history to
protect its own and the church itself, it may be a long, long, long, long
time before this new Pope says anything...repeat, anything...beyond "No
Comment" regarding this issue. And if and when he does anything, dollars to
donuts those miscreants when the smoke clears will still be accepted in the
church in whatever high capacity rather than be excommunicated for covering
up those criminals and thereby condoning and tolerating their dastardly
deeds.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Mar 25, 2013, 1:30:52 PM3/25/13
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So "GLOBALIST" continues to sit under that rock of his rather than to
explain to us how his prognostication abilities failed him
So "GLOBALIST" continues to sit under that rock of his rather than to
explain to us how his prognostication abilities failed him
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Mar 25, 2013, 1:32:16 PM3/25/13
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There sits "GLOBALIST" - yet still firmly entrenched under his rock.
There sits "GLOBALIST" - yet still firmly entrenched under his rock.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Apr 7, 2013, 12:46:59 PM4/7/13
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Very predictably, "GLOBALIST" still sits under that rock of his where he has
AGAIN crawled.
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"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
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TORONTO (AP) — Cardinal Marc Ouellet once said that being pope "would be a
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"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
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Very predictably, "GLOBALIST" still sits under that rock of his where he has
AGAIN crawled.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Apr 7, 2013, 12:49:56 PM4/7/13
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As can be expected of "GLOBALIST" - the defender of the Church and the true
faith - sits there under that his rock where he has crawled rather than come
out and defend the Church on its handling of the sex abuse of the young
within the Church and of the cover up of that abuse.
As can be expected of "GLOBALIST" - the defender of the Church and the true
faith - sits there under that his rock where he has crawled rather than come
out and defend the Church on its handling of the sex abuse of the young
within the Church and of the cover up of that abuse.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Apr 21, 2013, 11:18:10 AM4/21/13
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There "GLOBALIST" cowers to this very day in his hole under that rock of
his.
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"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
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"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
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There "GLOBALIST" cowers to this very day in his hole under that rock of
his.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Apr 21, 2013, 11:20:54 AM4/21/13
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Clearly "GLOBALIST" rather sit in his hole under that rock of his than
condemn the sex abuse of the young within the Church and the cover up of
that abuse. He obviously with his silence - just as the Vatican with its
silence - without a doubt tolerates and even condones such abuse and cover
up.
Clearly "GLOBALIST" rather sit in his hole under that rock of his than
condemn the sex abuse of the young within the Church and the cover up of
that abuse. He obviously with his silence - just as the Vatican with its
silence - without a doubt tolerates and even condones such abuse and cover
up.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
May 7, 2013, 11:28:29 AM5/7/13
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"GLOBALIST" continues to demonstrate just how much he likes his hole under
that rock of his.
"GLOBALIST" continues to demonstrate just how much he likes his hole under
that rock of his.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
May 7, 2013, 11:29:45 AM5/7/13
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Another daily reminder of "GLOBALIST's" penchant to sit as quiet as can be
in his hole under his rock.
Another daily reminder of "GLOBALIST's" penchant to sit as quiet as can be
in his hole under his rock.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
May 25, 2013, 10:29:56 AM5/25/13
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It is truly fascinating how "GLOBALIST" - having crawled into his hole under
his rock when confronted - likes staying there. He obviously has no
intellectual internal fortitude on the one hand or on the other hand
shame...or even embarrassment...over remaining in his hole rather than
coming out and explaining to us how his predictive skills have failed him.
It is truly fascinating how "GLOBALIST" - having crawled into his hole under
his rock when confronted - likes staying there. He obviously has no
intellectual internal fortitude on the one hand or on the other hand
shame...or even embarrassment...over remaining in his hole rather than
coming out and explaining to us how his predictive skills have failed him.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
May 25, 2013, 10:31:44 AM5/25/13
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Satisfying each and every expectation that he continue to sit his hole under
his rock today, "GLOBALIST" continues to do just that.
Satisfying each and every expectation that he continue to sit his hole under
his rock today, "GLOBALIST" continues to do just that.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Jun 16, 2013, 11:07:55 AM6/16/13
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And there sits "GLOBALIST" to this very day in his hole under his rock.
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"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
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"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
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And there sits "GLOBALIST" to this very day in his hole under his rock.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Jun 16, 2013, 11:09:04 AM6/16/13
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And "GLOBALIST" so loved his hole under that rock of his that he is there to
this very day.
And "GLOBALIST" so loved his hole under that rock of his that he is there to
this very day.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Jul 14, 2013, 11:57:35 AM7/14/13
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"GLOBALIST" certainly shows us all here how much he likes his hole under
that rock of his.
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"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
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"Speculation that Ouellet could one day be pontiff started as early as 2003"
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"GLOBALIST" certainly shows us all here how much he likes his hole under
that rock of his.
Lawrence T. Akutagawa
Jul 14, 2013, 11:59:36 AM7/14/13
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hmmm...now that Pope Francis has been chosen, "GLOBALIST" there in his hole
under his rock has nothing whatsoever to say about Ouelett. But that is
"GLOBALIST" just being "GLOBALIST."
hmmm...now that Pope Francis has been chosen, "GLOBALIST" there in his hole
under his rock has nothing whatsoever to say about Ouelett. But that is
"GLOBALIST" just being "GLOBALIST."
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