You are right, Mr Bloom, but rest assured that they are not there for repentance, they are praying for more cash and better pensions.

Besides intervention do happen as Bastjan already miraculously turned whiskey to water and his marijuana blocks turned to soap. Bastjan is not like Jesus he does not deal in bread and wine he goes to the real thing.

U la darba marru Lourdes ghaliex ma hadux bhala Direttur Spiritwali (sic) lil Don Sanctitatis senza peccatis, Carmelo Vella. Ghax dan il-Monsinjur umli u delegat tal-Isptar San Raffaele jiddeletta hafna bil-pellegrinaggi ghal grotta ta’ Lourdes u ninsab cert li kien ikollu kumpanija pjacevoli, basta meta jqaddes il-quddiesa jhalli l-omelija f’idejn Don Dalli li ghandu karizma specjali biex jispjega l-Kotba Mqaddsa kif kien jurina meta jidher fuq it-TV.

No, we are not all sinners. Please do not generalise.

No, we are no one to judge, but facts speak for themselves.

Thus a spade is a spade, and to avoid beating about the bush, I’ll keep it simple: we are God’s will, we hate lies and hypocrisy, we hate liars, schemers, crooks and thieves – therefore God must be rolling in disgust at the world he so not wanted to have as it is.

Working for charity is a long-term commitment and not 4 – 5 stay in Lourdes thing.

That’s not charitable work, that is what I call the black-spot of the Catholic Church: ghamel li trid, fotti u a..xi kemm trid, qerr dnubietek u mur il-knisja.

U Alla Jahfirlek :)

Please do not make fun of Holy Communion or drag it into the sordid affairs of men who we perceive to be, or who indeed may be, crooks, criminals and what not.

By the same line of reasoning people who are incarcerated for serious crimes at Kordin – murder, rape, fraud etc. – should not should not be ministered to or receive the sacraments.

Who are we to judge whether a person is truly repentant, or truly trying to repent. After all we are all sinners.

“I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance…” (Luke 5:32)

Not that old chestnut.