Who was the best pope?

>>133876805
not him

>>133876805
Pope Urban II

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Urban II

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>>133876805
best at kissing qurans

>>133876987
Nice

Pope Saint Peter

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>>133876805
Him.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/pope-benedict-church-is-on-the-verge-of-capsizing

>>133876805
Pope John Paul

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god will know his own

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>>133876805
>Who was the best pope?

The office of the Pope is a shame to Christianity, Pedophilic defiler should be given the guillotine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlbmIMbKZa4

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>>133876805
Piux X. Cuck Fran would be beaten to a pulp if he was still around

>>133876805
Bob Pope was pretty good.

>>133878191
There was an interesting article on Rorate Caeli the other day..
https://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/2017/07/the-ultimate-interview-to-understand.html

>"Frankly, I do not get this pope, whatever he says is beyond any rational understanding. It's evident to all that an indiscriminate welcoming is not possible: there is a critical point that cannot be reached. If the Pope does not make reference to this critical point, if he insists in a massive and total welcoming, I ask myself: why does he say it? What is the true end of his words? Why does he lack a minimum of realism, that very little that is requested of anyone? The answer I can give myself is only one: the Pope does it because he hates the West, he aspires to destroy it, and he does all he can to reach this end. As he aspires to destroy the Christian tradition, Christianity as it has realized itself historically.

>Don't you think that also the Gospel is related to this, the preaching of Christ? The ethics of the Pope are not perhaps of absolute, abstract, conviction that do not take the consequences into consideration?

>"No, absolutely not. Just as there are no rational motivations for it, there aren't evangelical motivations either to explain what the Pope says. After all, this is a Pope who, from the very day of his election, just does politics. He looks for easy applause playing the part, at times, of Secretary-General of the UN, at times of Head of Government, at times as a union leader when he intervenes in the contract arrangements of a corporation such as Mediaset. And his vision is the South American one of the Peronist Justicialismo, that has nothing to do with the Western tradition of political liberty with its Christian origin. The Pope's Christianity is of a different nature. And it is a political Christianity, integrally."

>>133877891
>And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hell will not overcome it.

>Matthew 16:18

>>133876805
Nobody.