The Pope’s Apostate Church there is so much wrong with the current pope’s theology, that where does one begin? First off, as a disclaimer, I am not Catholic, but the Bible does hold truths that spans beyond Denominational lines and this current pope has shown that he either has NO knowledge of Biblical theology or […] Continue reading → 
Pope Francis on Saturday issued the strongest attack on organised crime groups by a pontiff in two decades, accusing them of practising the “the adoration of evil” and saying mafiosi are excommunicated. It was the first time a pope had used the word excommunication - a total cutoff from the Church - in direct reference […] Continue reading → 
Pope Francis told Israeli and Palestinian leaders they “must respond” to their people’s yearning for peace “undaunted in dialogue” during an unprecedented prayer meeting among Jews, Christians and Muslims at the Vatican on Sunday. The pope made his vibrant appeal to Israeli President Shimon Peres and his Palestinian counterpart Mahmoud Abbas at the end of […] Continue reading → 
Pope Francis entered the most contested piece of territory in the Holy Land today, visiting a hilltop compound in Jerusalem that houses Islam’s third-holiest site and is revered by Jews as the sole remnant of their ancient temple. The pontiff removed his shoes to enter the gold-capped Dome of the Rock mosque on the site […] Continue reading → 
Italian victims of priestly sex abuse appealed directly to Pope Francis for justice Friday, calling for a commission of inquiry into the problem in the Vatican’s backyard. In letters and a video posted online, 17 survivors denounced the treatment they have received by the Italian Catholic Church and the Vatican itself. Half of them are […] Continue reading → 
Former Popes John Paul II and John XXIII were declared saints in the first double canonization of pontiffs since the Middle Ages in a ceremony that drew an estimated 800,000 pilgrims from around the world. The canonization Mass at St. Peter’s Square, led by Pope Francis, started at 10 a.m. local time. Relics from the […] Continue reading → 
Pope Francis, in his Easter address before a huge crowd, on Sunday denounced the “immense wastefulness” in the world while many go hungry and called for an end to conflicts in Syria, Ukraine and Africa. “We ask you, Lord Jesus, to put an end to all war and every conflict, whether great or small, ancient […] Continue reading → 
Kathryn Lopez Pope Francis, your honeymoon with the Western press is over. Of course, media accolades and praise were never his motivation. In fact, he’s directly warned against the cult of celebrity that is in danger of missing the point: the Gospel of Christ he teaches. But when Rolling Stone put him on their cover […] Continue reading → 
In a village in Ghana, President Jimmy Carter stopped to greet a young woman nursing a baby. Carter describes the encounter in his new book, “A Call to Action: Women, Religion, Violence, and Power.” (You can add poverty and disease to that list.) “But there was no baby; instead she was holding her right breast, […] Continue reading → 
When it comes to the sanctity of life, President Obama’s beliefs couldn’t be any more antithetical to Pope Francis’ if he tried. During his time as a senator, Obama voted against the Born Alive Infant Protection Act and even referred to a baby as a “fetus outside the womb.” And his pro-choice beliefs haven’t waned […] Continue reading →