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You mean I might finally have reason to get a twitter account?
This society is fast becoming like the lynch mob that crucified Jesus 2,000 years ago.I’m trying - but so far the jury is still out for me after reading some of the disgusting and vile tweets people are sending to him. This novelty may die down eventually and it will stabilize, but right now it’s really sickening to see what society has become.
~Liza
549,147how many followers is the holy father up to now?
I think its great, it keeps the Pope “active” or “relevant” with the people who need to see a good example of a Catholic the most.Here is an article so your thread does not get shut down:
reuters.com/article/2012/12/04/pope-twitter-idUSL4N09E3QQ20121204
I personally feel that the Holy Father does not need to be on Twitter AT ALL. That is far too worldly of the Vicar of Christ. I get the while “meeting people where they are” - but there are plenty of other ways to do that in this digital age without jumping on the Twitter bandwagon. I am actually very disappointed about it, I don’t think it’s a good move at all.
~Liza
This.If you’re trying to reach the 18th Century, then you take the printing press and Pony Express by storm.
If you’re trying to reach the 21st Century, then you Tweet.
Although after reading through what people are saying, I have to admit that it hurts me to read those. You can just FEEL the hatred oozing through those posts.I think its great, it keeps the Pope “active” or “relevant” with the people who need to see a good example of a Catholic the most.
I dont see it as the Pope getting indoctrinated into secular society. Hes too smart and he knows what hes doing.
I think it’s awesome! It’s a great way for him to communicate with those who seek to follow him. The internet makes him far less removed and distant than he was when I was growing up.
I have to completely agree with you two.I have no issues with it, think of it has part of the “New Evangelization”.
What do you expect from those who are papaphobic and aletophobic? The more they do these vile acts, the more I shall facepalm.Pope Benedict XVI’s first tweet gets over 24K retweets, attracts death wishes and vile hate
twitchy.com/2012/12/12/pope-benedict-xvis-first-tweet-gets-over-24k-retweets-attracts-death-wishes-and-vile-hate
Easily solved. For every vile tweet, let’s tweet back with prayers and love for the Holy Father!Pope Benedict XVI’s first tweet gets over 24K retweets, attracts death wishes and vile hate
twitchy.com/2012/12/12/pope-benedict-xvis-first-tweet-gets-over-24k-retweets-attracts-death-wishes-and-vile-hate
Jimmy Akin went pretty in depth as to the history of the term “pontifex”:Can anyone explain to me what the word Pontifex means or stems from?
I wonder why the first tweet is scheduled for the 12th, is there a significance to that date?
I’m looking forward to the first tweet.
-EM