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efhmc

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2. The treatment of women in the Catholic church (as my friend once called us "the holy" womb") is not just morally

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Mon Apr 27, 2026, 12:27 PM

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disgusting, it is just plain dumb. So what is that carrier (the sperm) called? But leave it to an American to help in this split. As a woman, I can never be okay with Catholics and their treatment of women, but Leo leaves a bit of room for friendship. Plus this Lutheran loves how he tries to remind the pedopres about war and the other beatitudes.

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Pope prays with Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally in historic encounter, vows dialogue [View all] Omaha Steve Monday OP

I wonder if the Archbishop will show him the Secret Passage to the Nunnery..... Turbineguy Monday #1

The treatment of women in the Catholic church (as my friend once called us "the holy" womb") is not just morally efhmc Monday #2

Henry VIII is spinning in his tomb. So is Cromwell. paleotn Monday #3

Both of whom can use the exercise. TygrBright Monday #4

Protestants think the opposite. Whoya gonna believe? paleotn Monday #6

Ah, the luxuries of the well heeled. moreland01 Monday #5

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That is so great. I've always been attracted to the ecumenical spirit. ananda Monday #8

First female Pope happens in which lifetime? BWdem4life Monday #9