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.
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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.
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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…
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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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The Vatican’s recent move to discourage the Marian title “Co-Redemptrix” has stirred fresh debate among Catholics worldwide. But Rome cannot hide their Marian devotion because there are many historical voices that highlight Mary’s role to salvation in their dogma.
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The recent headline, “Muslim Socialist Zohran Mamdani Wins New York City Mayor Election”, is not just politics, whether you think it’s historic, surprising, or concerning.
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A recent article from News info urged the Catholics to shun horror during Undas (which is the Filipino term for All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day, observed annually on November 1 and 2, respectively), and “reclaim the true Christian meaning of Halloween by celebrating holiness instead of “horror.”
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On October 10, 2025 news report reveal that the Vatican has granted a dedicated prayer room for Muslim scholars in the Pope’s Library. Officials said it was a gesture of “hospitality,” yet the symbolism runs deep. It openly shows confusion and accommodates worship to another god within its own walls.
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The blog post from the Presents of God ministry on September 17th is worth reading. But I want to make a shorter version here.
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A recent Catholic News Agency article honors St. John Henry Newman, once called an “infiltrator” in Anglicanism but now recognized as a Doctor of the Church. But buried in Newman’s own writings lies a stunning admission about Rome’s traditions.
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