The Ultimate Book of Insults: A Handbook of Abuse, Snubs, Taunts, and Put-Downs

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Non-walking walking Christians who are not walking but are walking but not in the presence of Bergoglio's utterly rebrobate concept of 'Jesus'.

OK, that's a good statement even though it could be taken to imply that Catholics who have strong morals participate in '"inquisitional beatings" of others.Wow! No love for the Pope here. I don't think he is bashing good and holy Catholics, at all. I don't think he is bashing Pope Benedict, either. I think he is trying to get some priests and bishops and the rest of us to recognize the fact that they and we aren't particularly living the Gospel message. If he has to use strong language to do it, then so be it. To understand where he is coming from, you would need to understand all that he has seen and experienced in his lifetime. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/pope-francis-warns-priests-can-become-little-monsters-if-they-are-not-trained-properly-9037708.html About seminarians "You have to form the heart, or we will make little monsters. And then, these little monsters form the people of God." In the same week Pope Francis told us to announce the Gospel with "sweetness and love" he said these things about faithful Catholics.

If you have a problem with me, write the problem on a piece of paper, fold it, and shove it up your ass. why do you want to sell as teaching of the One, Holy, Catholic and Roman Apostolic Church what has NEVER been taught by Her?If you’re going to use an insult, at least use a clever one. Here are a few of the best on the internet:

I think a good new blog could be, 'what does the pope really say.' it's a rhetorical question, the answer agiven - 'not what Christ would have him say'. in his latest homily his audience is told that 'heresy is ideas gone crazy'. I thought heresy was truth being denied? he exhorts people to pray, celebrate and imitate 'christ'. but who is Frankie's 'christ'? someone found only in an undusty Gospel. he does mention sacraments, but what does the pope really say when he talks of 'sacraments'? they clearly can't parrot sacraments, as in repeating an authentic source because that source is authentic...hmmm, what does the pope really say? he really says, today I'll attract some docility with these words, tomorrow I'll attract some dicility with those words, but make no mistake, if you don't follow me into the hell-mouth in October i'll no longer mince words for you parrots, even if you are 'parroting', the Way, the Truth and the Life. By the teachings of the Holy Roman Catholic Church, the heretic Pope automatically excommunicated himself. So, if it was ever a Pope, it is not today." Who doesn't love a pithy one-liner? I know that I do and in Nancy McPhee's (not to be confused with the Nanny) collection there are some great lines, from the vaguely veiled verbal poke to the downright damaging and directly delivered jibe. Francis said, "I think about the temptation, that we may have, or many others have, to announce the Gospel with 'inquisitional beatings,' with condemnation. No! The Gospel must be announced with sweetness, with fraternity, with love!”

Pray for Pope Francis

So, to finish this review, it seems only apt that I should pull my favourite quote from Charlotte Whitton so that you can glean an idea of what the book contains and perhaps delve into it yourselves:

Macbeth (Act 5, Scene 3) 32. “Thou clay-brained guts, thou knotty-pated fool, thou whoreson obscene greasy tallow-catch!” That is the Pope can become heretic, so automatically excommunicating himself and so ceasing to be Pope?

St Jude, Patron Saint of Lost Causes

There is no such passage. I would be happy if he just said “go and sin no more”. But seemingly this “call to action” is not modern(istic). You must not be spectators but protagonists” in the “challenges” the modern world throws at you. Don’t be mediocre, bored or like everyone else. “You can’t live without facing challenges,”“don’t stand on the sidelines; fight for dignity and against poverty.” This is the lifestyle Francis advised young people to lead, in the first meeting with university students since the start of his pontificate. (…)“Please don’t look at life from the sidelines, go an immerse yourself in challenges, in life, in development, get involved in the fight for people’s dignity, against poverty, in the defence of values and in so many other struggles we face today,” Francis urged. http://vaticaninsider.lastampa.it/en/the-vatican/detail/articolo/francesco-francis-francisco-30313/ He calls other Catholics "abstract ideologues or fundamentalists" and says other Catholics are "little monsters."