New Catholic Pope: Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio

[Zamaulid]

Nilikuwa nimesahau mkuu ngoja nikaomboleze, japo leo nina furaha...

ha ha ha!!arsenal 1 bay 0

 

[Ubumuntu]

From Conservative wing...tutegemee kukemea kwa nguvu zote ushoga na kuoa na kuoana kwa Mapadri hakuna

Hii hata mimi nimependa. Kwa kweli Kanisa Katokili linahitaji Papa hasiye na mzaha katika hayo. Dunia ya sasa ni mbaya kiasi kwamba, kuna hadi makadinali na maaskofu wanataka mambo ya kishwaini yaruhusiwe na kanisa.

Alipoachia ngazi Benedicto XVI, watu wakaanza kuona kama hiyo ni fursa ya wao kuomba apatikane Papa atakayekuwa legelege. Lakini, Mungu ni mkubwa ametupa Papa mwingine mwenye kufuata misingi ya Kanisa Katoliki.

 

[MABAGHEE]

Kitu kizuri kabisa ninachokiamini katika kanisa letu hili ni namna viongozi wanavyopatikana. Makanisa mengine ungeona kambi za wagombea zinatoana jasho. Huku ni so peaceful wakiongozwa na Roho Mtakatifu mpaka kiongozi anapatikana. I like this church. Hata speech ya Pope si za wanasiasa, kaongea machache tu basi. Laiti tawala za kidunia (za wananchi) nazo zingikuwa hivi ingekuwa bora sana. Kanisa Katoliki ni mfano wa kuigwa.

 

[Tayana-wog]

Naamini muda mfupi ujao tutachagua mwingine

Y?unaweza kutufafanunulia

 

[englibertm]

[h=1]Catholics celebrate the election of Pope Francis[/h]

Pope Francis I appears on the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica on March 13 in Vatican City, Vatican. Argentinian Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected as the 266th Pontiff, the first ever from the Americas. Peter Macdiarmid, Getty

 

[Kulya]

Si huyo muitaliano aisee?! Very smart move.

Wako wapi waliosema lazima atoke Italy........

 

[englibertm]

 

[TUJITEGEMEE]

Nitaacha kushabikia Man United kama Arsenal ikipita leo!

Tunaongoza goli moja sasa dakika ya 10 ya mchezo

 

[Kimbori]

Ila umri wake mkubwa

Mipango ya Mungu haihitaji majadiliano ya kibinadamu. Je unamakumbuka Nabii Daudi alikuwa ana umri gani?

 

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[Tayana-wog]

dola ya Roma(zamani Rumi)

 

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[englibertm]

Wish you all the best stay blessed

 

[Kaunga]

NATABIRI... Atakuwa MMAREKANI!""

Aisee, ila hukusema ni marekani ipi!

 

[MasaiSupai]

Alishindana na Benedict wa 16 mwaka 2005 halafu alijitoa ili ampe ushindi mwenzake

 

[tatanyengo]

There was white smoke over Rome after dark fell there, and bells were tolling. After just a little more than a day, a new Pope had been chosen, on the fifth ballot. An hour of uncertainty passed, then a French cardinal came out and announced, in Latin, the name this Pope was leaving behind: Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina, the Archbishop of Buenos Aires and a Jesuit. He got to pick a new name; John Paul I, the Pope of thirty-three days, chose his as a symbol of combing the qualities of Paul VI and John XXII. So it might matter a good deal that Bergoglio chose Francis, evoking the saint of Assisi and his commitment to the poor. He will be the first Pope with this name. If that is a symbol that will have to be proven out, the selection of a Pope from Latin America is a more immediate one. It affirms the Church’s transformation, and may give it better footing in the world, if not a grasp of it.

The white smoke, by the way, is from the burning of the ballots. So is the black smoke, but different chemicals are shaken on top of each, as they are put in a special oven, in one of the gestures in which Vatican officials assume the aspect of alchemists. This morning, as the Times reported, gave out the recipe this morning: for white and a Pope, add potassium chlorate, milk sugar, and pine rosin. (Andy Borowitz, our satirical correspondent, came up with the headline “VATICAN CALLS WHITE SMOKE A FALSE ALARM: ‘WE WERE JUST BURNING DOCUMENTS’ ”)

A half an hour after the smoke came out, the name still hadn’t leaked. People still repeated the names of the same candidates: Scola, Turkson, Scherer, Dolan, without knowing, and with almost no one expecting Bergoglio. The crowds in Saint Peter’s Square are shouting and dancing; they still are waving the flags of different contenders, Brazilian and Italian and American, too. Maybe some were put in backpacks when Bergoglio came out, or tossed to the Vatican marching band that came out in the square to fill the ecclesiastical half-time, with guards in blue cloaks with metal helmets and musicians wearing hats with red and white feathers. When he began speaking, and told a joke about how far the cardinals had gone to look for him, they laughed. They even cheered and joined his prayer for Benedict. He asked the crowd to bless him—“pray in silence for me.” He also said, “Let’s pray for the world.”

For more, here is Margaret Talbot on sexual-abuse scandals and the papacy; Alexander Stille on Benedict XVI’s legacy, and in conversation about his early retirement; John Cassidy on his disastrous influence; Naunihal Singh on Cardinal Peter Turkson; a slide show of the young men who became the last century’s Popes; and a look behind The New Yorker’s papal covers. I also looked yesterday at a Cold War fantasy of what a Pope should be.

Read more: We Have a New Pope: Cardinal Bergoglio of Argentina is Francis I : The New Yorker
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[Bangoo]

Mungu ataendelea kuwajaalia upendo wa catholic

 

[Kaunga]

Alishindana na Benedict wa 16 mwaka 2005 halafu alijitoa ili ampe ushindi mwenzake

He looks humble, na ndio maana amechagua humble name pia. St Fransis of Assisi

 

[MasaiSupai]

Kwao Argentina anapanda Dala dala yaa mtu simpo sana