
Last month, the Vatican has dedicated this month of May to Global Rosary ‘Marathon’ for end of Covid-19. So on May 1st, “Pope Francis prayed a rosary Saturday for an end to the coronavirus pandemic, imploring the Virgin Mary to intercede for healing for the sick, comfort for the grieving, and hope for the future.” Source
First and foremost, the Bible plainly states in 1 Timothy 2:5 that “there is one God, and one mediator (intercessor – Strong’s G3319) between God and men, the man Christ Jesus.” In fact, Jesus says “I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me” John 14:6 NOT the Virgin Mary.
Second, “our Saviour, and Lord Jesus Christ, which is our hope” (1 Timothy 1:1) is also “our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” (Psalm 46:1) NOT the Virgin Mary.
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The following is everything the Pope claims will make for a better 2018 in his newest dissertation to the world. To summarize he stated in the article: “Stop the anti-migration rhetoric – Give thanks to countries that have taken in refugees – End the war in Syria – Invest in medicines and treatments that are not always profitable – Beware of robots taking away jobs – Close the gap between the rich and poor and End child labor.” –
“Religious leaders in Israel are concerned that the United Nations’ is promoting idolatry after word was released that the organization is helping fund a reproduction of a third pagan god – the goddess of “extra-marital relations.” –
“Mayhem. That’s the only word to describe what is taking place in the Church today. Remember
(AFP) – A town in eastern France has been ordered to remove a statue of the Virgin Mary to comply with a national ban on religious symbols in public, the local mayor said Saturday.
Two Australian artists have set up what they call an “ecosexual bathhouse” at a festival of experimental art in Sydney where people are invited to have sex with the earth to help secure the future of the planet.
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Apple has quietly bought and leased a bunch of buildings and named them after Greek deities, according to a report today in the Silicon Valley Business Journal based on documents filed with city governments. A lot of the buildings seemingly relate to Apple’s reported plans to build an electric, possibly self-driving, car.