Sentences with phrase «worry about any priests»
It was the Catholic Church that decided he shouldn't have been married, so they could say that priests shouldn't be married — so they could claim all their assets and not worry about any priests» heirs popping up and claiming their worldly goods.
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Take the time to worry about the priests that are sodomizing boys, the wars Christianity starts, the hypocrisy of the church and so many other issues.
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If its supposedly money they are worried about then how about castr a tion of their priest that cost millions every year for se xu al assault of little b o ys.
He's been a priest all of his adult life and never has had to worry about being out on the streets in the winter snow and being hungry.
I invite you to explore a direct spiritual connection to God and not worry so much about your middle - man the priest or minister.
If these morons spent as much time worrying about their child molester priests as they do bashing their views into other people, people would respect them and they might actually do some good.
, and a little MORE time worrying about the crimes committed against children by priests, bishops, archbishops, cardinals, and the pope.
Good thing about being a priest or bishop, no need to worry about pesky contraceptives when all you do is molest little boys.
In a poem by C. Day Lewis, an aged priest of an ancient cult tells a young priest not to worry about the results of his sacrifice.
In the face of my admonition that priests should follow the moral teachings of the Church, Neuhaus worries about what I did not say.
Luther was quite worried about his request for curtailing the endowed Masses, and abolishing therefore the swarms of priests employed to say them and do little else.
Pfeiffer is worried about her devout grandmother's reaction, Brian d'Arcy James's Matt Carroll finds a group of paedophile priests hidden alarmingly close to his house, and the well - connected Walter «Robby» Robinson (Michael Keaton, the film's central presence) is forced to confront friends who have been professionally complicit in wrongdoing.