Pope (sic) paraphrases the Lord's parable by saying that everyone was invited to the King's wedding feast. He forgot to mention that the King first sent his army to kill the murderers that mistreated his servants. Then he invited the rest.
Pope to Church: Include Divorced, Cohabitating People
Pope Francis urged Catholic Church members to embrace cohabiting couples and divorced people while also promoting marriage and traditional family structures.
During an audience with the academic community of the Pontifical Theological Institute John Paul II for Marriage and Family Sciences, Francis addressed the complexities faced by people living outside the traditional bounds of marriage.
"The Church does not close the door to those who struggle on the path of faith, indeed, she throws the door wide open, because everyone 'needs merciful and encouraging pastoral attention' [Amoris Laetitia, 293]," the pope said Monday.
"Everyone. Do not forget this word: everyone, everyone, everyone. Jesus said this when those invited to the wedding did not come, and Jesus says: 'Go into the streets and bring everyone, everyone, everyone — But Lord, all the good ones, no? — No, everyone! Good and bad! Everyone, everyone.' Do not forget that word 'everyone,' which is in a sense the vocation of the …
Indeed! He paraphrases the Holy Writ and God our Lord like the greatest enemy of God, the ape of God, satan.
Who can't see that!
And how could I forget...the man who was not wearing wedding clothes and was cast out into the darkness? Jorge could use a Bible for Christmas.