That's why I'm listening to freestyle-infused music.

Robert Sarah for the win

Absolutely maddening to think you hated francis cus he was white oh my god

No.

Wasn't he Latino.

Where was he from.

Oh, Argentina.

probably peak of your anti-white gimmick if true

REAL CHRISTIAN

You think he has a chance.

Nothing about moi is a gimmick, Nort. :(

Did they ever choose a non-white pope?

*The three popes were all profound individuals. Pope Victor, for example, declared that Easter must be celebrated only on a Sunday and dictated that anyone who disagreed or disobeyed would be accountable to him and excommunicated. With no fixed date for Easter especially in the East—it was celebrated in those days on the fourteenth day after the full moon, but on different days in various countries—Pope Victor asserted his papal authority, decisively ending the confusion and controversy over when to celebrate Easter.

It is also said to be Victor who began the transition of the Western Church's Mass to the Latin language, as opposed to the vernacular of the time (which was Greek). His feast day is celebrated by Catholics each year on July 28.
Pope Miltiades, also called Melchiades the African, also has a reputation in history as an excellent leader and pontiff. Virtually all Christians were being persecuted when he was first elected, but he was the pope to help implement the edict of the Roman Emperor Galerius, who ruled from 305-311 and decreed toleration—ending the persecutions and allowing Christians to believe and act publicly in their faith.

Interestingly, Miltiades was the last pontiff to be buried in a catacomb, an ancient Roman underground cemetery and hiding place where spaces were set aside for individual tombs. This pope is remembered by Catholics on December 10.
The most recent African pope, Gelasius, was born in Rome but his parents were from the motherland. He was widely known as a prolific writer and as a very strong advocate for charity and justice for the poor. He required that all bishops donate a quarter of their revenue to charity, saying, “nothing is more becoming to the priestly office than the protection of the poor and weak.” His feast is November 21, during what is now recognized as Black Catholic History Month.*

peak of your true-to-heart distaste for cacautry.

Yeah so definitely not this guy

They‘d probably kill him lol

They

Cacautry is crazy.

How do y‘all invert stickers on KTT

I think you need to add the exclamation mark, but I've forgotten where.