Biyernes, Mayo 26, 2006
Pope Benedict XVI Celebrates Mass in Pilsudski Square

The Holy Father celebrated Mass to approximately 270,000 people in the rain in Warsaw. Pilsudski Square was the location where John Paul II inspired Poland's Solidarity movement against communist rule in his 1979 visit.

In his homily, Benedict XVI again attacked relativism, which teaches that nothing can be an absolute truth. This view by many "cafeteria Catholics" must be stopped. Everything the Holy Church teaches as a defined dogma must be believed including its view on birth control, abortion, stem cells, gay marriage, and euthanasia.

Even though the rain poured down, many people came out.
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(AP Photo/Andrew Medichini)

(AFP/Janek Skarzynski)

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del_button Mayo 26, 2006 nang 11:39 PM
Vidimusdominum ayon kay ...

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