Holy Intervention
“Pope
Francis on Thursday warned that journalism, when based on rumors, can be a form
of terrorism, meaning a ‘weapon of destruction’ of both people and
nations.
‘I have often
spoken of rumors as ‘terrorism,’ of how you can kill a person with the tongue,’
Francis said.”
— Ines San Martin, Pope says
journalism based on rumors and fear is ‘terrorism’, The Crux, Sept. 22,
2016 (Thanks to alert WORDster Steve Marston)
• Editorial Comment: Meus deus.
PeezPix by Ted Pease
Kneeland Glen
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