“It is hypocritical to call yourself a Christian and to chase away a refugee, or anyone who needs your help. Jesus taught us what it means to be a good Christian in the parable of the Good Samaritan,” Francis said in a meeting with German Lutheran pilgrims at the Vatican.” –Source
First and foremost we all need to understand who is talking here. This is not just a Pope, aka man of sin as prophecy calls him, he is a Roman Catholic Jesuit priest to boot. Click here to read the oath he took to become a Jesuit. (very graphic!) And if you read the Jesuit oath, and especially what I call the “red paragraph” you will see this man is the ultimate hypocrite.
What he’s not saying here is far worse that what he is saying. Yes, Jesus said we must help people. But Jesus never said we must openly help people kill us and our Christian brethren, nor would Jesus ever condone breaking laws of the land as this and all previous Popes demand of American Catholics when it comes to the influx of illegal aliens that bolster the Catholic voting bloc. If it’s as this Pope claims when it comes to refugees, then all those that helped Paul descend the wall in a basket to escape his killers are also hypocrites. There’s a big difference between lending a helping hand as Christ would offer and lending a helping hand as Satan would offer. Continue reading
Rodrigo Duterte is well-known for his stinging outbursts and even US President Barack Obama has borne the brunt of more than one attack.
“Aliens want to help mankind but fear our violent tendencies, according to an email exchange revealed by Wikileaks. Mails sent by astronaut Edgar Mitchell to John Podesta cite an impending space war and the Vatican’s knowledge of alien life. …Podesta was serving as counselor to President Barack Obama during the exchange, before he left the position to become chairman of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. These emails emerged before Monday’s second batch of the
“New Smithsonian hails accuser Anita Hill, barely mentions Clarence Thomas” (circa.com, Oct. 3, 2016), Raffi Williams writes: “Thomas disputed Hill’s allegations and won confirmation, but his side of the story is mostly ignored in the exhibits. Museum officials acknowledged that Thomas has ‘very little presence’ in any of the exhibitions.” He adds, “One of the few mentions of Thomas in the museum reads: ‘In 1991 Anita Hill charged Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas with sexual harassment.’” It is astounding that a museum dedicated to black history would essentially snub one of the most important African-Americans of our time, Clarence Thomas – only the second-ever African-American justice to sit on the Supreme Court of the United States.” –
ROME- Former Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Guterres is set to become the next United Nations secretary-general, and as a Catholic Socialist with a deep concern for refugees and global justice generally, he could become a key ally of Pope Francis.
A cadre of Baptist scholars has been writing about emerging catholicity, the holy desire for unity among all ecclesial communions. Taking tradition more seriously as a source for theological construction, these Baptists urge usage of the ancient creeds of the apostolic heritage of the whole church to supplement their reading of Scripture. A leading theologian in the movement, Steven Harmon, contends, “Baptists have their own distinctive ecclesial gifts to offer the church catholic, without which even the churches currently in communion with the bishop of Rome are something less than fully catholic themselves.”
“In the US, over the past 10 years, the number of official priest exorcists has more than quadrupled from 12 to 50. But for two of America’s most active exorcists – Father Gary Thomas, whose training in Rome was chronicled in Matt Baglio’s book 
“A pattern has emerged, repeating itself after almost every new terrorist attack committed on U.S. soil. The connection to Islam is initially ignored, then downplayed as mere coincidence. The attacker’s motive is either “unknown” or cannot be “speculated” about, according to local law enforcement. It happened again Friday night when Arcan Cetin, a 20-year-old Muslim immigrant from Turkey, shot and killed five people at the cosmetics counter of a Macy’s store inside a mall in Burlington, Washington. Investigators said they didn’t know what Cetin’s motive could have been.