International Ladies Day

[Dean]

Mother Teresa, revered for her work with the poor in India, has been proclaimed a saint by Pope Francis in a ceremony at the Vatican.
Francis said St Teresa had defended the unborn, sick and abandoned, and had shamed world leaders for the "crimes of poverty they themselves created".
Tens of thousands of pilgrims attended the canonisation in St Peter's Square.
Two apparent cures of sick people after Mother Teresa's death in 1997 have been attributed to her intercession.


(Source; BBC)


Such an amazing and selfless lady

The Pope covers up thousands of noncey priests fingering altar boys bum holes, he’s a bit of a Cunt really...

[Guest]

Mother Teresa, revered for her work with the poor in India, has been proclaimed a saint by Pope Francis in a ceremony at the Vatican.
Francis said St Teresa had defended the unborn, sick and abandoned, and had shamed world leaders for the "crimes of poverty they themselves created".
Tens of thousands of pilgrims attended the canonisation in St Peter's Square.
Two apparent cures of sick people after Mother Teresa's death in 1997 have been attributed to her intercession.


(Source; BBC)


Such an amazing and selfless lady

The Pope covers up thousands of noncey priests fingering altar boys bum holes, he’s a bit of a Cunt really...

Admin, is this really necessary in a thread honouring ladies?

[Gabby]

Mother Theresa cannot be overlooked.

Oh but she can, imo.

Hateful woman, sorry.

I have to agree, she certainly was

Really? .... I feel a book coming on!

[measurer]

It may not be suitable for this thread but it is also well known that the Vatican has covered up sexual abuse, so it is factual and allowed, though I would have written it differently, then again, I'm not Dean.

[Dean]

It may not be suitable for this thread but it is also well known that the Vatican has covered up sexual abuse, so it is factual and allowed, though I would have written it differently, then again, I'm not Dean.

And you never will be...

[Dean]

Mother Teresa, revered for her work with the poor in India, has been proclaimed a saint by Pope Francis in a ceremony at the Vatican.
Francis said St Teresa had defended the unborn, sick and abandoned, and had shamed world leaders for the "crimes of poverty they themselves created".
Tens of thousands of pilgrims attended the canonisation in St Peter's Square.
Two apparent cures of sick people after Mother Teresa's death in 1997 have been attributed to her intercession.


(Source; BBC)


Such an amazing and selfless lady

The Pope covers up thousands of noncey priests fingering altar boys bum holes, he’s a bit of a Cunt really...

Admin, is this really necessary in a thread honouring ladies?

I’m a legend, I do what I want...

[Gabby]

It may not be suitable for this thread but it is also well known that the Vatican has covered up sexual abuse, so it is factual and allowed, though I would have written it differently, then again, I'm not Dean.

And you never will be...

She must be gutted!

[Dean]

It may not be suitable for this thread but it is also well known that the Vatican has covered up sexual abuse, so it is factual and allowed, though I would have written it differently, then again, I'm not Dean.

And you never will be...

She must be gutted!

Can’t blame her...

[measurer]

No, you can't blame me.............for your written words.

[Dean]

No, you can't blame me.............for your written words.

As Admin you are responsible for my posts. You should be put in jail really...

[McAz]

I didn't want to spoil the day itself but...

It is International Women's Day NOT International LADIES Day.

Does this matter? Well not much - but "lady" is something of a demeaning term deriving originally from loaf or bread kneader - and in more modern times, a name for the female bogs.

I don't think I'd want male achievements to be celebrated by International Gents Day...

...even if they were equipped with "glory holes".

[Niv]

Mother Theresa cannot be overlooked.

Oh but she can, imo.

Hateful woman, sorry.

I have to agree, she certainly was

Really? .... I feel a book coming on!

Yes really. She received millions and millions of pounds in donations to her causes. Yet the conditions in her 'care' were squalid. Proper healthcare,and pain relief were non-existent in most cases,as you were supposed to suffer like Christ on the cross, pain and suffering were 'kisses from God' it didn't apply to her though when she became ill, she had top notch healthcare. She was a hypocritical wee fecker.

[Guest]

I didn't want to spoil the day itself but...

It is International Women's Day NOT International LADIES Day.

Does this matter? Well not much - but "lady" is something of a demeaning term deriving originally from loaf or bread kneader - and in more modern times, a name for the female bogs.

I don't think I'd want male achievements to be celebrated by International Gents Day...

...even if they were equipped with "glory holes".

You really are a snide queer.

[Gabby]

Mother Theresa cannot be overlooked.

Oh but she can, imo.

Hateful woman, sorry.

I have to agree, she certainly was

Really? .... I feel a book coming on!

Yes really. She received millions and millions of pounds in donations to her causes. Yet the conditions in her 'care' were squalid. Proper healthcare,and pain relief were non-existent in most cases,as you were supposed to suffer like Christ on the cross, pain and suffering were 'kisses from God' it didn't apply to her though when she became ill, she had top notch healthcare. She was a hypocritical wee fecker.

Hmm, should be a good read then considering the ‘Saint’ she was portrayed to be!

[Gabby]

Wasn’t Mother Teresa befriended by Princess Di?..... says it all then really!