Archbishop Poems - Poems about Archbishop

Adorned with jewels, embroidered silks and golden staffs Richly garbed shepherds strut in their ornate robes. Cynical, stuffy and pretentious, these popinjays are Holdovers of regal times, a tradition ingrained into the Bureaucracy of the church, selling salvation like a reality show. In today's world, there is no place for such extravagant Superfluous displays of pompous ceremony. Heads of the church,...

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At the very pinnacle of the authority chain, heaven reveals the necessity for government Rivalry against God from the hands of Lucifer demanded policing and a chief among angels Contrary to the belief of many, self-government is ideal, but it does not work universally However, humans will often go beyond the line of necessity with too much government Barriers,...

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Alluvial prayers cast in gold Reverence capitalized Christianity besieged His excellency pardons Begging paupers of virtue Indulgence contaminates Seeks marble idols at church Heaps insincerity Onto faith and religion Purchases circle of sins 06th February 2020...

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An archbishop was seen by me only on TV or at the movies. Rather an uncouth character played the part of an archbishop Critical outlook on a respectable title but that is Hollywood for you Hierarchy would place individuals of this caliber to being pope Being absent to catholicism, my view is based on an edited version I hope the...

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I don't know about Archbishop Justin Timberlake, He’s jazzing up the church, Making Jesus controversial, Leaving life in the lurch. It’s fine to have excitement, About any religious thing or assumption, But when you poke at liberal creeds, You’re with the discontentment presumption. The liturgy does not gel with Sankey hymns, Which parishioners should not...

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