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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsPope Benedict XVI addresses "groping"
Pope Benedict XVI is set to lead Easter Sunday Mass in Rome's St Peter's Square and deliver his traditional Easter message from the basilica's balcony.
At a vigil Mass on Saturday evening, he voiced fears that mankind is "groping in the darkness, unable to distinguish good from evil".
The theme of his homily was the contrast between darkness and light.
http://www.americablog.com/2012/04/pope-talks-about-groping-in-darkness-at.html
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Pope Benedict XVI addresses "groping" (Original Post)
kpete
Apr 2012
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pennylane100
(3,425 posts)1. He should be a little more concerned about the "groping"
that the church has tried to cover up for years.
SmileyRose
(4,854 posts)3. Actually he specifically help protect the criminals.
He actively moved priests caught with their pants down to places the law could not get at them.
Skittles
(153,169 posts)2. I seem to be able to distinguish good from evil
MUCH better than does the Catholic Church
saras
(6,670 posts)4. "Good" is when the kid you're groping doesn't report it. "Bad" is when they contact the authorities
and yes, indeed, the priests are failing at distinguishing one from the other.