As you must have notice, Pope Francis is used to making what conservatives call controversial statements and this time, he has triggered...
a storm by saying animals also go to heaven.
During his weekly address in the Vatican's St. Peter's Square, the 77 year old pope claimed that canines, along with "all of God's creatures," can make it to heaven.
The leader of the Catholic Church made the remark in order to comfort a young boy who was mourning the death of his dog, according to the New York Times.
He said "One day we will see our animals again in eternity of Christ. Paradise is open to all God's creatures."
Do you agree with him on this one?
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5 comments:
I don tire of tis pope self
So if all animals go to heaven straight and direct, where will rat go to cos rats spend everyday of their lives still from us
The news said he just said it to console the young boy that lost his dog. I dont think he really give it a thought actually
Hes just being pope francis... the strangest pope that ever lives
what does the bible say about it
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