Pope Francis warned Christians of the dangers associated with actually following the words of God at daily Mass last June. He told congregants that the true sin attacking the world was Catholic ideology and that those who truly prayed would see the truth. The truth of the liberal agenda.
Who is this man claiming to be above God and his word?
There is a reason Archbishop Luigi Negri describes Pope Benedict XVI abdicating as being “no coincidence.” There is a reason many Catholic groups are petitioning President Trump to open an investigation into Wikileaks documents indicating the Obama Administration played an influential role in forcing Pope Benedict XVI to abdicate in order to bring in a new leader prepared to steer the Church into the age of liberal madness.
Pope Francis teaches heresy. What relevance does the Church have if its followers are being instructed to denounce the very teachings and practices that define their faith?
Francis added. “But it is a serious illness, this of ideological Christians.
This wolf in sheep’s clothing is emboldened. He doesn’t try to hide the new agenda. It is very clear and it is sickening.
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I agree with you both Myrna and Ray
Pope the dope rides again.
This man is so hurting the Catholic Church! He wants to be a dictator!! Worse Pope Ever!!!!!
Agree with Kevin and Donna, God predicted there would be an antichrist guess that is what we are looking at.
The Pope pictured is destroying the Catholic religion.
He’s very unholy in my opinion
Another crazy person, where does he get this crazy ranting from?
500 years ago Martin Luther nailed 95 thesis to the church door saying this same thing. Then, as now, catholic dogma impedes people from coming to God. Now, do I agree with what the pope is saying? No, it sounds too much like water down the message to bring in bodies.
He may have McCain brain Desi’s
Sounds like he’s right out of the middle ages