We already have, and we already are one, that's the point. If you don't have unity, the same mind of the Church, it's already gone. Sorry, this is just logical.
Papal conclave 2025
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Without going into the information we have on their views Sarah is a man i can follow and trust based off of his physical presentation. Looking at the new pope and previous intuitively alarm bells go off, i feel something there that is not right and i want to get away from it. This goes beyond judging on attractiveness or old age thats not what im saying, do they radiate good energy and trusthworthiness or do you feel uneasy looking at them. I know i do, there is something there that is not right. ( the old pic is a young leo on the left )
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I wouldn't go too far with this but I generally think, as the years go by, physiognomy is massively underrated.
I don't think that the modern person wants to believe in things like inheriting the sins of your father(s) because of egalitarianism. However, the more you look at things the more you realize, and the extremes will show you this (like reasoning by extreme does), there is clearly something to DNA and existence in ALL facets of life: physical, spiritual, and psychological.
Yes I do believe a lot can be inherited and hence the stereotypical features of the Jews.
A large contribution to physiognomy also comes from the sins you commit over time. As they accumulate, they distort the face as one gets older. Hence why people like Klaus Schwab look the way they do. Many of these people look fine when young too, but they do not age well. The best thing you can do for your looks as you get older is to seek virtue whenever possible.
And I would add that to someone like Sarah inspires confidence. He resembles the wise village elder, who is discerning and ready to crush iniquity. Francis on the other hand looked like he was ready to throw you under the bus.
Many modern women who sleep around will look great at 20, but over the years you see how their faces become twisted. Some may still be objectively attractive later, but there's just something off you can't quite put your finger on. Like the "thousand cock stare".
Probably this is by design so that we are wary when we see someone with such a look.
Just so people are clear, Leo is the guy in the background; his appearance does not give off any vibes to me except weakness. He looks weak of conviction.
The guy with black curly hair on the left, however, looks like a schemer and social climber you could never trust however, lol. But Leo in the background looks totally harmless, on the weaker side.
He may turn out to be a wolf in sheep's clothing. We shall see. But based on his mentor, Cupitch, things are looking very bad.
Thank you for the correction i was mistaken then, feel free to edit my post. Leo in the background does look completely normal but from what i have seen from his other apearances i still feel the same.
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The amount of praise this new Pope is getting from the mainstream press is probably the biggest red flag of them all,
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Climate change will likely be another one of Pope Leo’s top priorities, continuing Francis’ vocal calls for environmental preservation, those close to him said.
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Sister Barbara Reid, the president of the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, expressed optimism that Pope Leo will continue Pope Francis’s efforts to include women in ordained ministries and to encourage more acceptance of LGBTQ people in the church.
“I was so delighted, as many of us were, when Pope Francis famously said, ‘Who am I to judge?’ and it opened a door for acceptance,” she said. “I think Pope Francis was so clear that everybody belongs, everybody needs to have full respect and dignity, everybody needs to know they are welcome as they are in the church, and I am quite confident that our new pope will share that perspective and help us take the next steps forward.”
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“It’s not a given just because in society … a woman can be president, or women can have many different kinds of roles of leadership in the world,” he said, according to The Associated Press. “It’s not like there’s an immediate parallel to say ‘In the church, therefore.’”
Prevost’s public comments on LGBTQ people have been scant but suggest he may take a more restrained stance than Francis, who never condoned same-sex marriage in the church but encouraged congregations to treat LGBTQ people with compassion.
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So, he may be less pro-Gay than Francis? But still open-borders, climate change Pope. He's also made previous comments about not ordaining women, it seems, so that should be a relief for Catholic members. I guess that's all we can do for speculation at this point.
A ‘mirror image’ of Francis
Pope Leo will likely be a “mirror image” of Francis – a different man but a continuation of his predecessor’s focus on serving the poor, missionary work and encouraging dialogue within the church, said John Lydon, an Augustinian friar who lived and worked with Prevost in Peru in the 1990s....
Climate change will likely be another one of Pope Leo’s top priorities, continuing Francis’ vocal calls for environmental preservation, those close to him said.
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Sister Barbara Reid, the president of the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, expressed optimism that Pope Leo will continue Pope Francis’s efforts to include women in ordained ministries and to encourage more acceptance of LGBTQ people in the church.
“I was so delighted, as many of us were, when Pope Francis famously said, ‘Who am I to judge?’ and it opened a door for acceptance,” she said. “I think Pope Francis was so clear that everybody belongs, everybody needs to have full respect and dignity, everybody needs to know they are welcome as they are in the church, and I am quite confident that our new pope will share that perspective and help us take the next steps forward.”
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“It’s not a given just because in society … a woman can be president, or women can have many different kinds of roles of leadership in the world,” he said, according to The Associated Press. “It’s not like there’s an immediate parallel to say ‘In the church, therefore.’”
Prevost’s public comments on LGBTQ people have been scant but suggest he may take a more restrained stance than Francis, who never condoned same-sex marriage in the church but encouraged congregations to treat LGBTQ people with compassion.
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So, he may be less pro-Gay than Francis? But still open-borders, climate change Pope. He's also made previous comments about not ordaining women, it seems, so that should be a relief for Catholic members. I guess that's all we can do for speculation at this point.
Shaquilleoatmeal
Protestant
Heh...this is interesting.
This is certainly Bro Nathanael's point of view.
I totally agree with that. We know that Bergoglio was in the vein of a socialist/communist, however, already.
I usually dispute this because it's actually the attitude that cinches it, since you can sense what they used to be, and you won't deal with their attitude (if you even ever were going to) without real youth anymore. The stare is the least objective thing thrown around on the fora I've been to over the years, with women and killers, and it's largely bunk in my view: you see what you want to see; obvious bias.
No, that's Leo.
Hmm, now you've got me questioning myself.
Here is a good pic from his side:
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Here is young pic:
Whoever the young man on the left is, has a very pointy nose. Pope Leo has a very round nose from the side. The man in the back has a round nose.
This is bizarre. If any person in the black and white photo is the new Pope, it's the guy on the left. I've seen him multiple times, that is him. This is not a question.
Yes, that's him, there are other younger photos out there. Apparently he is part black African Creole as well.
The young man on the left is definitely Prevost based on various articles and tweets stating he met Pope John Paul II. Compare the picture with the below (without eyeglasses).Here is young pic:
Whoever the young man on the left is, has a very pointy nose. Pope Leo has a very round nose from the side. The man in the back has a round nose.
Cornelius V.E.
Orthodox
For any Spanish speakers in this forum, you'll see in the video below (starting around minute 42) Prevost giving the standard NATO talking points. I think there's very good reason to believe that the American deep state was influential in helping to get him elected.
Absolutely, and Trump's ai photo as the pope makes sense now.
Agreed. The side profile of current Leo matches very closely with the guy on the left in the old photo.
The RCC is the Pope, you can be as based as you like but the Pope has the last say on your baseness. He can declare a new obligatory sacrament of anal dildoing for every catholic and you'd have no recourse against the guy according to RCC dogma. You have no say in the matter and you have to follow or face excommunication.