Did/does God suffer?

[Seven77]

I know that God the Son suffered in and through the Human Nature that he assumed… So Can Be Said God Suffered? I Thought I Knew The Answer To This But Now I'm Not Sure Because I Saw Some Catholic Comments Suggesting That God Cannot Suffer… But We Know That Jesus Suffered And Jesus Is God. Just As He Had a Mother And His Mother's The Mother of God. Help Please?

 Also,Is It Right to Say That The Father Suffered In a Sense To See Jesus on the Cross? In the Sense That A Father Suffers to See His Child Hurt? In the Passion of the Christ, We See A Teardrop Fall To the Ground. The Father Sacrificed His Son As Foreshadowed by Abraham and Isaac. Sacrifice "Hurts." Love "Hurts."

Somebody Help Me out and Clarify My Thought… Please.

[Luigi]

I'm no expert. I'm not even a theologian. But my sense is that God does not suffer. However, you've hit upon a topic that has occupied theologians for a very long time.

Here's an article - quite long and pretty technical. But if you're intrigued by the idea, you probably want the full background. And I was able to understand most of it, so you probably will, too.  The author, a Franciscan, agrees with me (although this article was published in 2001, so maybe I agree with him).

The upshot is: The early theologians and Church Fathers have always said that God does not suffer. Starting in the Nineteenth century, non-Catholic theologians began saying that God does suffer, and that seems to be the consensus these days. They are wrong, and here is why - A, B, C, etc.

https://www.firstthings.com/article/2001/11/does-god-suffer