Enter your query, example: how not cry when slicing onion or how to enter an Free Italian Sex Webcams?
Presbyterian college instagram Videos
- 1. Myles Mcgregor 147 Points Over 7 Games Full Highlights!
- 2. Myles McGregor VS Carolina Day Highlights
- 3. Money Myles
- 4. Pope to launch Twitter account by answering questions on faith
- 5. How Would You Feel If Your Gay Best Friend Said They Had A Crush On You?
- 6. Georgia Tech Baseball Pounds Presbyterian, Sweeps Series
- 7. Georgia Tech Baseball Blasts Georgia, 13-6
- 8. LARP Arrows
Myles Mcgregor 147 Points Over 7 Games Full Highlights!
MYLES MCGREGOR INFO: High School: Davidson Day Class: 2016 Height: 6'3" College: Presbyterian College Starting in Fall 2016 Twitter: ...
Myles McGregor VS Carolina Day Highlights
Myles puts up 29 against Carolina Day! MYLES MCGREGOR INFO: High School: Davidson Day Class: 2016 Height: 6'3" College: Presbyterian College Starting ...
Money Myles
Step Me Back MYLES MCGREGOR INFO: High School: Davidson Day Class: 2016 Height: 6'3" College: Presbyterian College Starting in Fall 2016 Twitter: ...
Pope to launch Twitter account by answering questions on faith
//en.romereports.com On December 12 Benedict XVI will write his first tweet using his account @pontifex. During a packed press conference. The Vatican ...
User Comments
jnuval
commented
on 04 Dec 2012
In a sense, sexual abuse is "continual" because ultimately, human nature
isn't perfect. However, in most countries, there are zero-tolerance norms
and training programs in place to help prevent these things from happening.
"Systematic" does not simply mean "system-wide". I would caution your
simplistic usage because "systematic" also implies that the sexual abuse
was deliberately institutionalized as a practice among the clergy, which is
both disingenuous and false. What a disgusting mentality.
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
I never denied that the Church was at fault for letting it happen, but I
would say it's more of gross negligence, "I believe your contrition to
never do it again", than outright systematic, "how can we protect these
pedophiles". Keep in mind that most of the abuse happened in the 60s, 70s,
& 80s, during the sexual revolution and a time when it was believed that
therapy could cure things like pedophilia. Also, Canon (Church) Law had no
guidelines on how to deal w/ the issue. Hence, the tragedy.
jnuval
commented
on 04 Dec 2012
"Continual" and "Systematic"? I think not. Most of the abuse happened
decades ago, and most of the perpetrators are already dead. Also, the norms
instituted in the United States in the late 90's and early 2000's to deal
with this issue are the models for other countries to follow and implement.
Pope Benedict XVI has apologized countless times and met with victims in
his various travels. Look up his letter addressed to abuse victims [in
Ireland].
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
For a Church that is historically referred to a ship that moves slowly, and
has responded quickly as it has, this is nothing short of a miracle which I
thank the media for bringing to light. This great evil does not take away
from the overall good that the Legionnaires of Christ have done and
continue to do every single day, and nor should it. This is why the Church
preaches unconditional forgiveness.
jnuval
commented
on 10 Dec 2012
"Rephrase"? Uh..no. Seems like the person in denial isn't me. Is it so
shocking that after a huge moral failure, a practicing Catholic such as
myself would not be doubting my faith at whose core preaches death and
resurrection? Scandals come and go; the Church has survived much worse.
Long after we are both gone, the Church will still be around.
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
"Here’s a core truth about life in the church, one which often gets lost
amid the clamor of whatever’s happening at the moment: The Catholic story
is always a mix of shadows and light, of both heartache and hope, and
emphasizing one at the expense of the other necessarily means missing part
of the picture." -John L. Allen, Jr.
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
It ultimately depends on the country, because what happened in the U.S.
didn't necessarily happen in the same way, as it did in Ireland. In Asia,
for example, their problem isn't pedophilia, but priests having consensual
relationships and fathering children. This is why I try to avoid making
blanket statements.
jnuval
commented
on 06 Dec 2012
If you're going to assign a biased and unfair blanket over a section of
society, you might as well stop paying for teachers, boy and girl scouts,
and forget your own family because statistically, a child is more likely to
be abused in that situation than by a priest. Where's your outrage for
those victims?
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
Except that the initial statement fails to include the major strides the
current pope has done, including before he became pope. This channel does
have some videos on what the current pope and Pope John Paul II did to
change policies and procedures. I would highly recommend viewing them. :-)
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
If you care so much about people's well being, then you should learn to
forgive the sins of the past. You can't change what happened the past; you
can only move forward to prevent future tragedy. Only in forgiveness can
true healing begin, and children be protected.
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
Actually, not really. Anyone who has ever met Pope Benedict, including
victims of abuse (see the press about his meeting with abuse victims in
Malta), has found him to be sincere. I can't say the same about someone
like Cardinal Bernard Law, though.
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
Pope Benedict has already begged for forgiveness. Why can't you accept
that? If you can't accept his beautiful letter to abuse victims, what
difference will it make on twitter?
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
Please see the video from this channel: "Benedict XVIs long battle against
sex abuse in the Church" for specifics. It directly answers your comment.
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
Check out the video from this channel, Romereports, entitled, "Sex Abuse:
Does this happen only in the Catholic Church?" Plenty of numbers there.
Robert Hernandez
commented
on 04 Dec 2012
Thanks Pope Benedict! You have one more loyal follower. Time to spread the
word through all the parishes. God bless you and Long Live Our Pope!
jnuval
commented
on 08 Dec 2012
It's also the reason why the concept of redemption exists; why murderers
come out of jail and become preachers.
rytsign69
commented
on 04 Dec 2012
Spread the Good News, your Holiness. We Faithfuls are always hungry and
thirsty for the word of GOD.
grandmoff21
commented
on 04 Dec 2012
I can only inmangine how Blessed Pope John Paul II would have mastered this
just as he mastered TV.
jnuval
commented
on 04 Dec 2012
It'll be interesting to see his answers to questions in 140 characters or
less. :)
charbouu
commented
on 04 Dec 2012
Viva el Papa! Now I want to make a twitter account again :D
How Would You Feel If Your Gay Best Friend Said They Had A Crush On You?
Previous Video: //y2u.be/7-fe8fgOWcQ She confessed her feelings to her straight best friend, but now she stopped talking to her. Commentary by: • Joe Jo: ...
User Comments
Nick Vega
commented
on 25 Sep 2015
When Geo means educate, I think she means brainwash.
Moon Moon
commented
on 28 Sep 2015
+Rico Stifler LOLLLL
Rico Stifler
commented
on 25 Sep 2015
+Louis XIV But then your butthole would be exposed as you're running for the hills.....
Nick Vega
commented
on 25 Sep 2015
Also, even today, I would not be flattered, as homosexuals simply aren't my type. I would reject them on the spot, and run for the hills.
ROCKWITHGREG
commented
on 21 Sep 2015
I can understand coming out to a friend. They wont reject or avoid you. But
why would you come on to a friend and confess your lust or love for them IF
YOU KNOW THEY'RE NOT GAY? What's your angle? That is awkward. It's the
equivalent of them saying Hey I know you're straight and all but I want to
pound your asshole and suck the cum out of it. O.O What is a straight
person suppose to do with that information. You know they're not Gay. Why?
why would you do that and then act like a victim? Are you telling them so
hopefully they'll come around and become gay as well?
William mohamad
commented
on 30 Sep 2015
You have to remember that lots of " straight " people are in the closet or bi-curious. I guess the confessor has hope that maybe they'll be the lucky one.
Edges
commented
on 21 Sep 2015
+ROCKWITHGREGPeople taking chances I guess, but it does end up being bad for both sides if its not that outcome they wanted. I agree that its unfair, especially if person starts playing the victim card and start guilt tripping the "friend" they confessed to.
ROCKWITHGREG
commented
on 21 Sep 2015
+Edges I exaggerated to emphasis the awkward feeling of a heterosexual person. lol But it comes off pretty inconsiderate and selfish for a friend to compromise there friendship just because they want to get something off there shoulder knowing nothing can come out of it. For example you would never tell your girlfriend you sometimes feel like slapping the shit out of them when she makes you upset. Social awareness and empathy is essential when dealing with difficult decisions like this. It's unfair to the friendship to do that.
Edges
commented
on 21 Sep 2015
+ROCKWITHGREG You got some imagination with the whole asshole and cum sucking out of it. Some people just want to express their feelings rather than bottle it up. Obviously outcome is not a happy ending, but its better to be out there.
googliebear8
commented
on 21 Sep 2015
EXACTLY!!! People are dumb
Georgia Tech Baseball Pounds Presbyterian, Sweeps Series
Georgia Tech launched five home runs, including two from rookie Kel Johnson, in a 10-2 win over Presbyterian on Sunday, May 3, 2015 to sweep the weekend ...
Georgia Tech Baseball Blasts Georgia, 13-6
Georgia Tech pounded Georgia, 13-6, in Athens with an offensive onslaught and highlight-reel defense. Subscribe NOW to Georgia Tech Athletics: ...
LARP Arrows
Find me on Facebook!- https://www.facebook.com/thelarpguy Follow me on Tumblr- //the-larp-guy.tumblr.com/ Instagram- ...
User Comments
Happy Go Larp
commented
on 13 Feb 2016
Very informative! I will have to keep this information in mind when I
finally decide to use a bow.
Pawel hissaman
commented
on 13 Feb 2016
Also Check out Beyer arrows
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on fsaved.com.
Already have an account? Sign in to comment
Already have an account? Sign in to comment