Mostar Bishop Who Opposed Medjugorje Phenomenon Retired
Francis accepted the resignation of Mostar-Duvno Bishop Ratko Perić, 76, Bosnia on July 11. To his diocese belongs the false apparition place Medjugorje. Like his predecessor, Perić was a strong opponent …More
Francis accepted the resignation of Mostar-Duvno Bishop Ratko Perić, 76, Bosnia on July 11.
To his diocese belongs the false apparition place Medjugorje. Like his predecessor, Perić was a strong opponent of the phenomenon.
Perić’s successor will be Hvar Bishop Petar Palić, 48, Croatia.
Picture: Ratko Perić, © wikicommons, CC BY-SA, #newsIdwopqllst
To his diocese belongs the false apparition place Medjugorje. Like his predecessor, Perić was a strong opponent of the phenomenon.
Perić’s successor will be Hvar Bishop Petar Palić, 48, Croatia.
Picture: Ratko Perić, © wikicommons, CC BY-SA, #newsIdwopqllst
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All I ever get accused of around here is being a heretic and an apostate (scored those both earlier today) and a Jewish intelligence agent (earlier this week).
I'd say that's pretty good Ultraviolet considering that GTV members are very unlikely (with a few exceptions) to ever meet face to face. Although my neighbor didn't call me a devil to my face I'm pretty sure he told his friends about our …More
All I ever get accused of around here is being a heretic and an apostate (scored those both earlier today) and a Jewish intelligence agent (earlier this week).
I'd say that's pretty good Ultraviolet considering that GTV members are very unlikely (with a few exceptions) to ever meet face to face. Although my neighbor didn't call me a devil to my face I'm pretty sure he told his friends about our less than cordial meeting. While most would prefer to be insulting anonymously on the net, we born combatives prefer the personal interaction that comes with a direct meeting. Besides, as long as there are no cameras filming, we can take that meeting to a whole 'notha level.
I'd say that's pretty good Ultraviolet considering that GTV members are very unlikely (with a few exceptions) to ever meet face to face. Although my neighbor didn't call me a devil to my face I'm pretty sure he told his friends about our less than cordial meeting. While most would prefer to be insulting anonymously on the net, we born combatives prefer the personal interaction that comes with a direct meeting. Besides, as long as there are no cameras filming, we can take that meeting to a whole 'notha level.
