.- Economic worldviews based only on material well-being cannot contribute to dignified labor and new models of economic progress are needed, Pope Francis told a gathering of business experts on Friday.
“An economic vision geared to profit and material well-being alone is – as experience is daily showing us – incapable of contributing in a positive way to a globalization that favours the integral development of the world’s peoples, a just distribution of the earth’s resources, the guarantee of dignified labour and the encouragement of private initiative and local enterprise,” Pope Francis said May 13 to the members of the Centesimus Annus pro Pontifice Foundation. Source
Vatican City, May 14, 2016 / 06:04 am (
“Neon Nettle has reported about medical scientists being murdered, the majority of which were stationed in Florida. These doctors had one thing in common: they have all discovered that vaccines were tampered with nagalase enzyme protein and then administered to humans. This enzyme prevents vitamin D from being produced in the body, which is the body’s natural defense against cancer cells and autism. Thebigriddle.com has confirmed that nagalese is a protein that’s being created by all cancer cells, as well as found in autistic kids in large quantities. That’s the secret “bonus” we’ve been getting in our vaccines!” –
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