Is the website of the Archdioceses of San Francisco down?

[lapucelle]

I've been unable to access it all morning.

https://www.sfarch.org/

[50 Shades Of Blue]

1. Wouldn't know without the link..

[lapucelle]

5. The link is in the OP. N/T

[onecaliberal]

2. I can't get in either.

[Jilly_in_VA]

3. Is the old boy scared? n/t

[Turbineguy]

4. They ran out of Communion Wine.

[NameAlreadyTaken]

6. Here is the Archbisop 13 years ago,

speaking out against gay marriage. (I always thought he was a closet case, by the way.) When he was a priest in San Diego back then, we secretly called him Father Salvatore Fullabaloney.

[RainCaster]

7. 403- yeah, it's broken

Somebody hacked it

[TreasonousBastard]

8. It's the Revenge of the Wafer.

[lapucelle]

9. "The Archdiocesan website is having troubles..."

Link to tweet

[Deuxcents]

10. God works in mysterious ways, they say

[Ruby Zee]

11. Site is working now

There is a statement from the archbishop on the front page of the website.

[Midnight Writer]

12. I reckon the whole staff is out helping the homeless, feeding the hungry and caring for the ill.

After all, they are servants of Christ.

[spanone]

13. It's working and has POLITICAL info on their main page...TAX THE CHURCHES.

DOBBS VS. JACKSON INFORMATION....right on their mainpage...

[IcyPeas]

14. the SF twitter account working fine - the Pope says he never denies communion to anyone

“I have never denied Communion to anyone,” Pope Francis revealed in answer to one of my questions on the flight back from Bratislava to Rome, Sept. 15. It was a significant revelation coming at a time when a group of bishops in the United States are pushing to deny Communion to pro-choice politicians, including President Joe Biden. Francis appears to be sending a very different message—and it was not the only one.

He sent a second strong message in answer to my other question about the heated discussion regarding denial of Communion to pro-choice politicians, when he called on bishops to be “pastors,” not politicians. I was struck by this because over the past year, I have heard several Vatican officials ask: “Why can’t the American bishops be pastors not politicians?”

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[FakeNoose]

15. He's probably talking to the Pope right now