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Anonymous D joined in and replied with this 8 months ago, 18 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^][v]#1,323,437
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I first looked up what ya all call the Pope. Paus.
Given the majority of people below sea level are Catholic, good ya all came up with something other than Pope.
> I first looked up what ya all call the Pope. Paus.
He says that your people call the Pope the "Paus".
> Given the majority of people below sea level are Catholic
The majority of people who have gone to hell are Catholic.
> good ya all came up with something other than Pope.
Denying the Pope his desired and Universal title and substituting it with something else is a form of disrespect to the Pope. Since the majority of people in hell are Catholic, this might impress God.
> >I first looked up what ya all call the Pope. Paus. > He says that your people call the Pope the "Paus".
Yes but why
> >Given the majority of people below sea level are Catholic > The majority of people who have gone to hell are Catholic.
That still doesn't make sense to me
> >good ya all came up with something other than Pope. > Denying the Pope his desired and Universal title and substituting it with something else is a form of disrespect to the Pope. Since the majority of people in hell are Catholic, this might impress God.
Whom knows but pope is just an english translation of this supposed universal title
Anonymous D replied with this 8 months ago, 9 minutes later, 1 day after the original post[^][v]#1,323,558
The word pope is derived ultimately from the Greek πάππας (páppas) originally an affectionate term meaning "father", later referring to a bishop or patriarch. @previous (dw !p9hU6ckyqw)
What do they call the Pope in Italy?
The proper pronoun for the Pope is "His Holiness", "Sua Sanctitate" in Latin or "Sua Santità" (in Italian). The form "Your Holiness" is used for speech addressed to him immediately, with "His Holiness" therefore being employed in indirect references.