Honestly, what is the point of you, lady?
"I had to look him in the face and tell him 'I don't know.'
— Protestia (@Protestia) September 18, 2026
Episcopal pastrix Ryan explains that when an older congregant who was struggling with his mortality asked her what happens when people die, she refused to speculate or give him certainty, because no one knows. pic.twitter.com/1fA8FqvEaF
If you are a priest or a preacher, there is one thing you should be dang sure of. There is a God and there is an eternity. If you aren't sure about that, you are in the wrong profession.
Imagine being born in 1946, attending Episcopal services weekly like your father and grandfather before you, tithing 10% faithfully for your entire career, and then as you face death and look to the Church for consolation, this is what you get. https://t.co/UqnnWEYcu9
— G.S. Quay (@hemingquay) September 19, 2026
That's the sad reality that man faced.
In a better world, churches run “pastors” like this out of town https://t.co/86w5k5o8dH
— Otto Von Tweetmarck (@OVTweetmarck) September 19, 2026
Of course, none of us knows EXACTLY what happens. That is not what this man was looking for. What he needed to hear was when he went to sleep forever here on Earth, he would wake up to the face of God.
The Bible tells us that. It's not up to her to 'know'. It's up to her to share the Word of God and it gives us insight into what happens.
Not a priest, not a Christian and should not be counseling anyone at the end of life. Total farce https://t.co/DxSCi2ZXGp
— Marc Thiessen (@marcthiessen) September 19, 2026
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What she really wants to be is a glorified therapist. That's not what this man needed.
The honorable move, at this point, is to quit https://t.co/WNNUp1HTH4
— Aelfred The Great (@aelfred_D) September 19, 2026
This is so evil. https://t.co/0mpdwweaOH
— Sarah St. Onge ن ♀🦬 (@shebringsjoy) September 18, 2026
Refusing to help assuage someone's terror at the end of their life is just nasty work.
Absolutely useless as a pastor. She should resign. https://t.co/Sw9M890gP6
— Rod Dreher (@roddreher) September 19, 2026
This absolute worm.
— Write Girl Problems (@WriteGrlProbs) September 19, 2026
In a denomination which demographically trends older, this rotten fruit from a diseased tree *gloats* over the fact that when an older man came to her for pastoral care — her literal job — she stuck an emotional knife into his gut to watch him agonize. https://t.co/0377o6kYXf
It's so very cruel.
Churches traditionally try to comfort people, but reptilian HR Karens have no interest in doing that.
— Bobby (@Bobbythirdway) September 19, 2026
I’d become a Muslim before I joined whatever the hell this is. https://t.co/AoMT5qceJa
If you see clergy 'comforting' someone like this, change churches, immediately.
What is this purpose of having this as a “pastor” https://t.co/tv756Ls2Ny
— Sunny (@sunnyright) September 19, 2026
She says her 'presence' is the comfort she can offer. No thanks.
Has she never read the Bible? https://t.co/zrjWa3oV8Z
— George Wept (@GeorgeWept) September 19, 2026
Apparently not.
RUN.
— Steven Ertelt (@StevenErtelt) September 18, 2026
Run as fast as you can away from that cult leader who doesn't even know Bible basics and head to a church that preaches Jesus as Savior.
Amen.