In our first episode of Priests Gone Wild, we travel to the beautiful country of Ireland. Known for its Guinness beer and acclaimed musical acts like U2 and Riverdance, we find Ireland to be the perfect setting. Now add a few Roman Catholic Priests, some innocent children, and bingo bango you got yourselves a real party!
"The Roman Catholic archdiocese of Dublin published a report Wednesday that says 102 of its priests — more than 3.5 percent of the total — are suspected of sexually or physically abusing at least 350 children since 1940, the biggest such admission to date in Ireland." In addition to the toll on the kids, it has cost the archdiocese $7 million in lawsuits and is expected to rise considerably because there are 40 cases remaining. So next time your in church, remember to put a few bucks in the offering plate to help out the Catholic church and all the good it does.
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I know you did not mean that my son. I hereby absolve you of your stupidity.
God, you don’t visit this blog enough :(
You guys are all sinners….
Well, that is very Christian of you Jenn. I do recall something about casting stones and of being sinless but apparently you are the sinless amongst us sinners.
But are we not all guilty of the original sin so therefore you cannot be sinless .. ipso facto welcome to the flock of sinners, Jenn.
HAHAHAHA FUCK GOD HES A DOUCHE BAG WHO ISNT REAL AND WAS MADE UP SO PEOPLE WITH NO LIFE COULD BE WEIRD AND HAVE SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR. plus i like fucking with christans who take god to seriously plus i think preist and churchs are satanic if tyhis “god” was real and im not stupid i have read the bible “the way you get into heaven is having a PERSONAL relationship with jesus” so i dont think that would mean going to a church and reading a book about him would get you a personal reationship with him. dont waste your money on churchs thier evil and they suck in fool christans in a snap.
Just to be a pedant….. main page calls Guinness, beer. Its actually stout.
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YOU ALL DON’T KNOW ANYTHÄ°NG ABOUT GOD AND BEÄ°NG A CATHOLÄ°C.There is nothing to say all of you. Just say:Some people think they called for being a priest but they can’t be (I’m sure these people now themselves).If you don’t believe in God and churches, don’t accept Pope’s mission and charisma, please don’t call ur self Catholic, even CHRÄ°STÄ°AN!!!!
Um, we don’t, by and large. Christians are dead wrong about God, Catholics blindly trust authority, and the Pope does more harm than good in the world. The rest of your comment is largely unintelligible.
Bible, book of Pedophily and Gang Rape!!!
1. Numery: 31:53., Matth.5:37., Matth.5:17-19. John 10:30.
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