Fighting Tao wrote: » Eh. The state is picking up a large bill for the junket too. Why is everyone else having to pay for the free loading pope?
An_Toirpin wrote: » because that is the rules of gov protocol. Do you think the state sent a bill to Bill Gates when he visited Dublin in 2013? With ye guys it is one rule for you and another for religious. And the state didn't even pay all of the bill. Futhermore, any state contribution is made pointless if the event is not used.
An_Toirpin wrote: Bill Gates when he visited Dublin in 2013? With ye guys it is one rule for you and another for religious.
Fighting Tao wrote: » The pope invited himself. Usually the state pays when dignitaries are invited. If catholics want a love in then they should foot the whole bill.
Turnipman wrote: » It that case, seeing as almost 80% of the Irish population professed to be Roman Catholic in the 2016 census (2016) it appears completely appropriate that the State in which they choose to reside should foot the bill.
Fighting Tao wrote: » .. the census is completely inaccurate with regards religion. Even the RCC question it.
Turnipman wrote: » Good to read that you regard the RCC as a reputable source! Were you genuflecting as you typed out that piece of tripe?
Turnipman wrote: It that case, seeing as almost 80% of the Irish population professed to be Roman Catholic in the 2016 census (2016) it appears completely appropriate that the State in which they choose to reside should foot the bill.
An_Toirpin wrote: » The lovely illiberal Say Nope to the Pope crowd are punishing her. Victim of the anti Pope hysteria.
Hitman3000 wrote: » Bill Gates organisation wasn't involved in the rape and abuse of children. Frank can't make the same claim now can he?
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » Well him arriving has prevented me from flying over that weekend to see my family, swings and roundabouts i suppose.
An_Toirpin wrote: » :rolleyes: If you think an organisation as big as Microsoft wouldn't be involved in such you'd be naive and a quick google will verify my point.
DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: » work wrote: » Does "the young lad" have any clue about his state and family supportred cult indoctrination. Does he or you look at the organisation's history and still support it? Or is this just "blind faith" like they tell you you must have. It is shocking and sad the self indulgence that takes place for a communion giving credence to this organisation. Most people letting their kids take communion couldn't give a toss about religeon and many don't believe the Bullsxxt. But it is this type of lie that makes them appear to have support. Stop the lies. He comes from a strong line of Irish Catholics. His father once even considered becoming a Priest in the Catholic Church. He can do what he wants when he matures and I'll stand by him. He can strive for anything anything he desires. Don't you dare try to give me child rearing advice. Live what I went through.
work wrote: » Does "the young lad" have any clue about his state and family supportred cult indoctrination. Does he or you look at the organisation's history and still support it? Or is this just "blind faith" like they tell you you must have. It is shocking and sad the self indulgence that takes place for a communion giving credence to this organisation. Most people letting their kids take communion couldn't give a toss about religeon and many don't believe the Bullsxxt. But it is this type of lie that makes them appear to have support. Stop the lies.
An_Toirpin wrote: » veryangryman wrote: » How very Christian of you I love when mad secularists here attack contrarians here who they think are Catholic for not being Catholic enough even though they reject Catholicism and don't know the poster's beliefs.
veryangryman wrote: » How very Christian of you
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » I was going to have a lovely visit to ireland to visit family but alas at €450 per person per night for a hotel room due to the white wizard arriving that weekend I've had to make other plans.
Donald Trump wrote: » Well I suppose there are two possible solutions to that: 1) Get a (better?) job so that you can afford to stay in a nice hotel or 2) Be a nicer person so that your family might stop making excuses as to why you can't stay in their houses :pac:
Donald Trump wrote: » Too many sneering **** posts on here.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » What a vile post, reported
CruelCoin wrote: » It has been repeatedly said to you that the tickets were taken down from sale as the sale window had expired. NOT that they ran out. Nobody denied anybody anything. Nobody, not a single sinner, zip, zilch. You are finding outrage where there is none to be had. Stop being so bloody obtuse.
Tickets for the Final Mass in the Phoenix Park are now booked out.
All tickets for Pope Francis mass in Dublin’s Phoenix Park snapped up as 500,000 slots booked out
work wrote: » They were taking the pixx, but I assume do are you with this post and the previous one about a ticket for a family member and really most everything you post .....hard to see the through the mud
Fighting Tao wrote: » That statement is incredible. Have you reported your claims of Microsoft’s sexual abuse of minors to the guards?
An_Toirpin wrote: » Do you ever fact check? Ever? Enda Kenny invited him formally in 2016. How could you not know that? Look for youself online. What is incredible is how you apply certain religions to a vastly higher moral standard than everything else.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » So after all the belly-aching and namecalling from the pope lovers nobody who wanted a ticket was actually prevented from getting one as it didnt sell out?
Fighting Tao wrote: » So it took 2 years to accept. Nah, he invited himself this time and he hoped it would be just before the abortion referendum. Anyway. Have you gone to the guards about Microsoft raping Irish children?
Donald Trump wrote: » What is it with you and the obsession with raping kids? You might want to see someone for help with that
Donald Trump wrote: » Well you'll believe that blindly without facts as it suits your own particular bigoted agenda. But it's false. All tickets were booked out
he Government is preparing for the visit of Pope Francis to Ireland later this year as if it were a State visit. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said “even though it is not formally a State visit the assistance provided to Pope Francis will be the same as if it were. “So Pope Francis will be given the full supports of the State in terms of protocol, security and any other matters.”
