When will RCs start to realise the extent of what there leaders have done

B

balshan

Well-known member
Australia's worse paedophile priests has another 2 victims and is awaiting sentence. That makes the number of his victims who have come forward 72. Think if the RCC had followed James 4:17 this number would have been much smaller. He had a fall and is now in pain and palliative care. He has been laicized but we all know RCs don't believe those seals can be removed. This man was protected by the RCC:
On 13 September 2019, the Diocese of Ballarat released a statement admitting that high-ranking clergy in the diocese knew of sex abuse claims against Ridsdale and afterwards made efforts to shield him from prosecution. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Ridsdale


www.abc.net.au

Fresh charge and guilty plea from one of Australia's most prolific paedophile priests

Gerald Ridsdale appeared via video link from St John's Hospital at Port Phillip Prison, appearing very frail and significantly weaker than the last time he appeared in front of the court.
www.abc.net.au www.abc.net.au

The plea today brings the former priest's charges to a total of 192, the court heard today he had been dealt with by the court on seven previous occasions.
 
Bonnie

Bonnie

Super Member
balshan said:
Australia's worse paedophile priests has another 2 victims and is awaiting sentence. That makes the number of his victims who have come forward 72. Think if the RCC had followed James 4:17 this number would have been much smaller. He had a fall and is now in pain and palliative care. He has been laicized but we all know RCs don't believe those seals can be removed. This man was protected by the RCC:
On 13 September 2019, the Diocese of Ballarat released a statement admitting that high-ranking clergy in the diocese knew of sex abuse claims against Ridsdale and afterwards made efforts to shield him from prosecution. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_Ridsdale


www.abc.net.au

Fresh charge and guilty plea from one of Australia's most prolific paedophile priests

Gerald Ridsdale appeared via video link from St John's Hospital at Port Phillip Prison, appearing very frail and significantly weaker than the last time he appeared in front of the court.
www.abc.net.au www.abc.net.au

The plea today brings the former priest's charges to a total of 192, the court heard today he had been dealt with by the court on seven previous occasions.
Click to expand...
Ridsdale may not survive the August date, at the rate he is going. I hope he genuinely repents of his sin to Jesus Christ, so he can be forgiven before he dies.
 
R

romishpopishorganist

Well-known member
balshan said:
Oh another RC grammar policeperson without an answer to the op. If we picked up every spelling error and grammatical mistake made by RCs, there would be an instant stop to any discussion. This is just another diversionary tactic of RCs which proves they have nothing of substances to post.
Click to expand...
No, it is more like-----you are a broken record with this stuff and thus, just aren't worth responding to anymore when you bring this up.

Though I will give you credit for at least bringing this topic to the appropriate boards for discussion.

PS: for the future, here is a lesson on grammar.

"Their" indicates possession. "There" indicates a location or time. You also mispelled "realize." You spelled it "realise."

Thus, the thread should read "When will RC's start to realize the extent of what 'their' leader's have done?" Note the use of the word "their" indicating possession--as in "ours" as in "our leaders" rather than "there" indicating location or time.
 
A new day

A new day

Super Member
romishpopishorganist said:
"Their" indicates possession. "There" indicates a location or time. You also mispelled "realize." You spelled it "realise."

Thus, the thread should read "When will RC's start to realize the extent of what 'their' leader's have done?" Note the use of the word "their" indicating possession--as in "ours" as in "our leaders" rather than "there" indicating location or time.
Click to expand...

You and I are American's, and thus use American spelling and grammar rules when speaking or writing. The poster you are speaking to has said multiple of times she lives in Australia. In the US and Canada, "realize" is used, but UK, Australia, and New Zealand "realise" used. And it wasn't the poster you are speaking to that brought up grammar to start but another person (post #2). Who chose to make an issue of this which had nothing to do with the topic of the thread.

And while we are off topic, you are not doing so hot is the spelling department yourself. You misspell "because" every time you use it. NO? This page shows that... what I am saying is so.

click below it will take you to a listing of all your posts
 
R

romishpopishorganist

Well-known member
A new day said:
You and I are American's, and thus use American spelling and grammar rules when speaking or writing. The poster you are speaking to has said multiple of times she lives in Australia. In the US and Canada, "realize" is used, but UK, Australia, and New Zealand "realise" used. And it wasn't the poster you are speaking to that brought up grammar to start but another person (post #2). Who chose to make an issue of this which had nothing to do with the topic of the thread.

And while we are off topic, you are not doing so hot is the spelling department yourself. You misspell "because" every time you use it. NO? This page shows that... what I am saying is so.

click below it will take you to a listing of all your posts
Click to expand...
Funny my spell check doesn't pick up on that....
 
B

balshan

Well-known member
romishpopishorganist said:
No, it is more like-----you are a broken record with this stuff and thus, just aren't worth responding to anymore when you bring this up.

Though I will give you credit for at least bringing this topic to the appropriate boards for discussion.

PS: for the future, here is a lesson on grammar.

"Their" indicates possession. "There" indicates a location or time. You also mispelled "realize." You spelled it "realise."

Thus, the thread should read "When will RC's start to realize the extent of what 'their' leader's have done?" Note the use of the word "their" indicating possession--as in "ours" as in "our leaders" rather than "there" indicating location or time.
Click to expand...
I hope you feel sooooooooooooooooooo much better. No I don't go on about grammar. I get tired of the RC grammar police and the hypocrisy shown by them. No I didn't spell it incorrectly as I am not an American, one could say you mispelled and I know the difference between their and there. By the altar is for sacrifice and alter is for making changes, which is another common mistake. You have made many errors in grammar, in your posts. Nothing else for you to do.

This is just a diversion.
 
B

balshan

Well-known member
A new day said:
You and I are American's, and thus use American spelling and grammar rules when speaking or writing. The poster you are speaking to has said multiple of times she lives in Australia. In the US and Canada, "realize" is used, but UK, Australia, and New Zealand "realise" used. And it wasn't the poster you are speaking to that brought up grammar to start but another person (post #2). Who chose to make an issue of this which had nothing to do with the topic of the thread.

And while we are off topic, you are not doing so hot is the spelling department yourself. You misspell "because" every time you use it. NO? This page shows that... what I am saying is so.

click below it will take you to a listing of all your posts
Click to expand...
Thank you. You are correct.
 
B

balshan

Well-known member
Please note not one RC has been able to respond to the actual subject of the op but they are great at diverting off topic. They would love to mark everyone's post with red pens, rather than defend their faith and the practices of THEIR institution.
 
A new day

A new day

Super Member
romishpopishorganist said:
No, it is more like-----you are a broken record with this stuff and thus, just aren't worth responding to anymore when you bring this up.
Click to expand...

You have posted quite a lot in the "abortion" forum of carm. Children's lives after birth, are just as important as the lives of the unborn. Do you not see that ALL human life matters? I agree, that the unborn have a right to life. But so do young children. When any adult sexually abuses a child, it rob's them as well as destroys their innocence and their lives. The act forced upon them, creates a very deep, deep wound. And they have to live with this for the rest of their lives. They are injured at a time when they are defenseless. They need adults to protect them, and be a voice for them. Just the same for the unborn. No difference.

Abortion occurs because society does NOT value ALL human life. Both, children and the very elderly are seen as inconveniences. From the various responses posted on this site concerning sexual abuse of children, their plight is seen as something of no value. Their lives matter, just as much as yours does!!! They deserve to live their childhood free from harm.

You value the lives of the unborn, now value the same lives after they are born.
 
B

balshan

Well-known member
A new day said:
You have posted quite a lot in the "abortion" forum of carm. Children's lives after birth, are just as important as the lives of the unborn. Do you not see that ALL human life matters? I agree, that the unborn have a right to life. But so do young children. When any adult sexually abuses a child, it rob's them as well as destroys their innocence and their lives. The act forced upon them, creates a very deep, deep wound. And they have to live with this for the rest of their lives. They are injured at a time when they are defenseless. They need adults to protect them, and be a voice for them. Just the same for the unborn. No difference.

Abortion occurs because society does NOT value ALL human life. Both, children and the very elderly are seen as inconveniences. From the various responses posted on this site concerning sexual abuse of children, their plight is seen as something of no value. Their lives matter, just as much as yours does!!! They deserve to live their childhood free from harm.

You value the lives of the unborn, now value the same lives after they are born.
Click to expand...
Exactly. RCs are blind to the hypocrisy of their institution, their teachings, their practices.
 
R

romishpopishorganist

Well-known member
A new day said:
You have posted quite a lot in the "abortion" forum of carm. Children's lives after birth, are just as important as the lives of the unborn. Do you not see that ALL human life matters? I agree, that the unborn have a right to life. But so do young children. When any adult sexually abuses a child, it rob's them as well as destroys their innocence and their lives. The act forced upon them, creates a very deep, deep wound. And they have to live with this for the rest of their lives. They are injured at a time when they are defenseless. They need adults to protect them, and be a voice for them. Just the same for the unborn. No difference.

Abortion occurs because society does NOT value ALL human life. Both, children and the very elderly are seen as inconveniences. From the various responses posted on this site concerning sexual abuse of children, their plight is seen as something of no value. Their lives matter, just as much as yours does!!! They deserve to live their childhood free from harm.

You value the lives of the unborn, now value the same lives after they are born.
Click to expand...
Child abuse is already illegal. Abortion is not.

The poster Balshan is a broken record with the sex abuse scandal. I already know there was a scandal. I do not know what the poster hopes to accomplish by constantly harping on the scandal.
 
A new day

A new day

Super Member
romishpopishorganist said:
Child abuse is already illegal.
Click to expand...

Child abuse is not only civilly illegal, but morally wrong. Even though you did not say verbatim. Your words show your more concerned with making abortion illegal, lip service really, than actually doing something about it where it actually counts. Hypocrisy at its core.

romishpopishorganist said:
I already know there was a scandal.
Click to expand...

No,no,no,no, she's not harping about "a" scandal. But it took "a" huge scandal, in Australia to expose the greater extent of the occurrences that have happened and are still happening in many Rc parish's. The same here in the U.S.

It took the media, law enforcement, the courts and finely embarrassment, to just stop one group of cardinals and bishops that gathered at a beach house in NJ from abusing children.

And you just shrug your shoulder's... "oh, well.....its already illegal". The following quote came from an archdiocese in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The number of Catholics in the United States has continued to decline during recent years. For every convert who has been coming into the Church, about four are leaving. The number of priests has also fallen for the past six decades, mainly because older priests are retiring faster than new priests are being ordained. (source for quote..... archindy.org)
Click to expand...

The writer of the editorial is placing blame on everything else, instead of the actions of the RCC leadership. The RC's who leave, are fed up with the hypocrisy and the lies. Their eyes have been opened to the RCC's true nature.
 
B

balshan

Well-known member
romishpopishorganist said:
Child abuse is already illegal. Abortion is not.

The poster Balshan is a broken record with the sex abuse scandal. I already know there was a scandal. I do not know what the poster hopes to accomplish by constantly harping on the scandal.
Click to expand...
No I am not a broken record. I am doing what your institution fails to do, expose sin. Your priests who do not support their offspring are committing child abuse, which shows the RCC is not pro LIFE as it claims. Words are cheap, actions speak.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top