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From United Press International
Nov. 12 (UPI) -- Pope Francis has asked U.S. Catholic bishops meeting in Maryland Monday to delay voting on a strategy to handle accusations of clergy sex abuse.
The bishops of nearly 200 U.S. Catholic dioceses and archdioceses gathered in Baltimore Monday for a three-day conference and will vote on measures designed to handle the crisis and prevent future abuse.
The bishops learned in the opening minutes of Monday's session Pope Francis issued a directive to delay any final votes on strategy, The Washington Post reported.
The pope prefers that his global meeting of church leaders, scheduled for February in Rome, comes before any actions by U.S. bishops, Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops told the convention in Baltimore.
COMMENT:-
Dear American Bishops;
Forget about the theological teachings about how good confession and atonement are for the health of your souls.
Do NOT do anything until the Board of Directors of RCC Inc. has managed to arrange matters to ensure that RCC Inc. is as judgment proof as possible. The loss of fixed and/or fungible assets by RCC Inc. will have a serious adverse impact on RCC Inc.'s cash flow situation.
The Board of Directors of RCC Inc. will inform you, in due course, exactly what you are to say in order to deflect any and all criticism from the District Managers and the Regional Managers installed by RCC Inc..
Yours piously
Francis
(Frankie the Pope)
OK, that's overstating the case, but the question is "By how much?".
Pope Francis asks U.S. bishops to hold off on sex abuse vote
Nov. 12 (UPI) -- Pope Francis has asked U.S. Catholic bishops meeting in Maryland Monday to delay voting on a strategy to handle accusations of clergy sex abuse.
The bishops of nearly 200 U.S. Catholic dioceses and archdioceses gathered in Baltimore Monday for a three-day conference and will vote on measures designed to handle the crisis and prevent future abuse.
The bishops learned in the opening minutes of Monday's session Pope Francis issued a directive to delay any final votes on strategy, The Washington Post reported.
The pope prefers that his global meeting of church leaders, scheduled for February in Rome, comes before any actions by U.S. bishops, Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops told the convention in Baltimore.
COMMENT:-
Dear American Bishops;
Forget about the theological teachings about how good confession and atonement are for the health of your souls.
Do NOT do anything until the Board of Directors of RCC Inc. has managed to arrange matters to ensure that RCC Inc. is as judgment proof as possible. The loss of fixed and/or fungible assets by RCC Inc. will have a serious adverse impact on RCC Inc.'s cash flow situation.
The Board of Directors of RCC Inc. will inform you, in due course, exactly what you are to say in order to deflect any and all criticism from the District Managers and the Regional Managers installed by RCC Inc..
Yours piously
Francis
(Frankie the Pope)
OK, that's overstating the case, but the question is "By how much?".
