Category: Rome
Pope Leo’s AI Encyclical, the “Common Good,” and Sunday Laws

The pope’s new encyclical published on May 15, 2026 is focused on artificial intelligence, human dignity, and moral responsibility. It calls for ethical regulation of AI and increased international cooperation such as between governments, corporations and religious leaders to ensure the fast growing technology benefits humanity, not harms it.
Continue readingNational Sabbath to National Sunday: A Prophetic Warning to America

On May 4, 2026, President Trump proclaimed the first-ever “National Sabbath” from sundown May 15 (Friday) to nightfall May 16, 2026 (Saturday), calling “all Americans” from all backgrounds to commemorate America’s 250th anniversary, observe a day of rest, and celebrate their faith. This marks the first time a US president has formally called for a nationwide Sabbath observance.
Continue readingSainthood or Scandal? Pope’s troubling approval

Just recently, the Pope has advanced the sainthood of a missionary bishop, who admitted to situations such as sharing a bed naked with a youth and participating in environments involving sexualized conduct among indigenous young people, according to a Catholic site news report.
Continue readingAmerica’s Consecration to the “Sacred Heart”: An Unbiblical Step Toward Revelation 13

As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the Catholic bishops have announced plans to consecrate the nation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus with Eucharistic adoration as part of their national observance.
Continue reading“America First” or A New World Order?
On February 4, 2026, JD Vance says Trump is “definitely” ushering in an “America First” New World Order…
Continue reading“We are one, Let’s make it visible?” A Biblical Warning

When the Pope calls for Christian unity just recently and says, “We are one, let’s make it visible,” it sounds noble and Christlike. But the Bible warns that not all unity is from God.
Continue readingAmerica Speaking as a Dragon

In the closing chapters of human history, the Bible describes a beast power that looks like a lamb with two horns but speaks like a dragon (Revelation 13:11). This symbolism shows something very important: a nation that used to stand up for freedom is now increasingly uses its dragonic voice of authority and power to shape a new world order globally, not by persuasion, but through threat and force.
Continue readingIs the Seventh-Day Sabbath a Roman or Pagan Invention?

There is another Catholic meme claiming that “the Gregorian Saturday dedicated to Saturn imposed by our Mother Rome,” implying that Sabbath-keeping is pagan or Catholic in origin. This claim fails under both biblical and historical examination. Here is why…
Continue readingA Biblical Response to Catholic Meme about Mary had No other children

I saw this Catholic meme yesterday that made me want to respond biblically to this blog post. The meme reads something like this: “If Mary had other kids, why didn’t Jesus say, ‘Mom, go stay with James’?” This is one of the most common arguments used to support the idea that Mary had no other children based on what happened at the cross. At first glance, this makes sense. But if you take a closer look, the argument really doesn’t hold up under Scripture. The Bible never says that Mary had no other children. In fact, it says the opposite quite a few times.
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