In Three Men on the Bummel , Jerome lauds the German people for their obedience and desire to conform with the law. He describes them as morally probably the best people in the world. He than adds a remarkably prescient comment:
"Hitherto, the German has had the blessed fortune to be exceptionally well governed; if this continue, it will go well with him. When his troubles will begin will be when by any chance something goes wrong with the governing machine."
—Chapter XIV
Homosexuality, Padre Pio, And Great Uncle George.
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There is, apparently, another fashionable VII priest who is doing very fine
in the US. A sort of Corapi 2.0, or, if you wish, a Barron pre-bishopric.
His n...
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