According to Malta Today, the Maltese Archbishop has demanded the Vatican’s resignation
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October 17, 2014 at 9:06pm
Perhaps Pope Francis will do the honourable thing and go.
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Mental health?
I am not sure who was, and still is, suffering mental health issues. Forsi Malta Today will oblige and advise.
Jesus!
Jesus had Judas, Ceasar had Brutus, Gonzi had several, Archbishop Cremona also had three prominent ones at the least.
All the Great ones were brought down by the ones around them who were supposed to be helping and backing them up. But when it comes to the Church and religion it somehow hurts more.
[Daphne – Has it perhaps occurred to you that he just doesn’t want to do the job, and that maybe he never wanted to in the first place?]
The Vatican has accepted its own resignation according to The Times of Malta. ISIS will take its place.
Can I apply for the Editor’s job at Malta Today?
I have a Form IIc certificate and I got 100% in Religion, so I know a thing or two about the Vatican.
Kill me now.
It’s all true, and apparently the Pope and cardinals will resign en masse for starters, going down the line until the Swiss guards switch off the lights.
http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/news/national/45089/maltese_archbishop_paul_cremona_asks_vatican_to_resign#.VEGSKmdxm70
Maybe in tomorrow’s Malta Today the news will read: Vatican resigns as recommended by Malta’s Archbishop.
It is highly unlikely that the Vatican will accede to this request.
It is more likely that Cremona will resign and that the Vatican will accept his resignation.
It has all been planned for years anyway.
“Stress and other psychological risks should be provided with the same importance as other risks on the basis of the Occupational Health and Safety Authority (OHSA) act, Social Dialogue Minister Helena Dalli said.”
http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/news/national/45128/stress_as_important_as_other_workplace_risks__social_dialogue_minister#.VEH3qyjg7fY
The Minister does not seem to be briefed about the NEED of people to work under stress.
People need stress in their lives; it’s UNCONTROLLED stress which they should learn how to manage or avoid.
This is what we were taught at work by the Richmond Foundation under the ESF program.
Clearly, they think subs and proofreaders are dispensable.
As hats have started to be thrown into the ring for a possible successor to Mgr. Paul Cremona, how about considering Gozo’s Monsignor Joe Vella Gauci, at present Malta’s non-resident Ambassador to Unesco……..
Viva l-injuranza!
and now….
‘The Vatican accepts Scicluna’s resignation”.
Damn, that Archbishop’s got balls.
Kif Isqof mhux bizzejjed irid isir Papa?
Some people are so consumed with their obsession to demand that they trip over themselves when speaking about others who harbour no such delusions.
Let’s hope we won’t get Ratzinger II (Scicluna or the Gozo bishop).
[Daphne – Exactly why would the nature and identity of the archbishop make a difference to any of our lives. They don’t make government policy, you know.]
I want a gay black lesbian Jewish Muslim bishop.
Male or female? Please specify, as I’m confused by your initial adjectives.
Thanks for the laugh, anyway.
Mixter. We want to reach out to feminists.
It does for me I’m afraid, why did you seem to want this one to retire?
[Daphne – Because he was miserable in the role and like the rest of us he is only going to live once, so why should he suffer for nothing. I suspect he never even really wanted to be a priest and that his chronic depression is the result of this dawning realisation that he spent his entire life doing something he didn’t actually want to do in the first place, because he felt it was his duty to carry on. It happens to lots of people, not just priests and bishops.]
He should have been a lumberjack in the mighty forests of British Columbia, with all that fresh air and woody goodness laying about.