Pope Francis Claims that the Two Great Crises of our Time are "the Deterioration of our Common Home and Mass Immigration"

Vatican News released a statement from Pope Francis on February 13, 2024. The statement was written in the introduction to a book that Roman Catholic author and journalist Austen Ivereigh had written. In it, the Pope outlined what he called the two most pressing issues facing the world. The first, according to the Pope, has to do with our common home. This highlights the need for an ecological conversion and the connection between humans and the environment, and it is related to Pope Francis' encyclical Laudato Si'. The second has to do with the Catholicization of America through a well-planned invasion of Roman Catholics through mass migration.

The Pope's statement that Vatican News published is as follows:

• "As Pope, I have wanted to encourage our belonging 'first' to God, and then to creation and to our fellow human beings, especially to those who cry out to us. This is why I have wanted to keep in view the two great crises of our age: the deterioration of our common home and the mass migration and displacement of people. Both are symptoms of the 'crisis of non-belonging' described in these pages. For the same reason I have wanted to encourage the Church to rediscover the gift of its own tradition of synodality, for when it opens to the Spirit that speaks in the People of God, the whole Church gets up and walks ahead, praising God and helping to bring about his Kingdom." [1]

Pope Francis has called on people to welcome and stand in solidarity with migrants and refugees in a number of speeches over the years. He has also called on governments and communities to break down the barriers and remove the restrictions on the movement of people between borders. This has prophetic implications because the Bible states:

"And the king of the north shall come against him like a whirlwind, with chariots, and with horsemen, and with many ships; and he shall enter into the countries, and shall overflow and pass over." Daniel 11:40.

This passage speaks of invasion, of overflow, and of passing over into the territories of another country. Many Seventh-day Adventists interpret the King of the North as applying to the papacy. If true, then her armies will be invading certain key nations during the last days in an effort to help set the stage for Rome's final conquest.

Record numbers of people are coming into the United States through the southern border. It is a Catholic procession coming from heavily Roman Catholic countries in Latin America. Most importantly, and quite possibly prophetically, this migrant invasion has the support and sympathy of Pope Francis.

Pope Francis also claims that the deterioration of our "common home" is the other greatest crisis of our time. What, then, is his solution for the common home? Well, the Pope wrote an entire encyclical titled "Laudato Si' of the Holy Father On Care for Our Common Home." [2] The words "common home" are part of the official title of the Laudato Si' document, indicating that his encyclical is the answer.

Furthermore, Pope Francis' climate encyclical does not just show concern for the environment; it is a call to take concrete steps and urge the world to undergo a "global ecological conversion" (Laudato Si' #5). Along with calling for the adoption of Sunday as the day of rest (Laudato Si' #237), Laudato Si' also calls for the establishment of a single "world political authority" with the power to impose changes (Laudato Si' #175).

The truth is that Pope Francis is gravely misinformed. The biggest crisis facing our world is not immigration or sustainability. He is the biggest problem. The union of church and state will bring about the greatest crisis. Our greatest threats are papal supremacy and the globalism of the New World Order that the Pope is trying to establish. This is what inspiration reveals to be the "most dangerous foe" in the world today:

"Men are closing their eyes to the real character of Romanism, and the dangers to be apprehended from her supremacy. The people need to be aroused to resist the advances of this most dangerous foe to civil and religious liberty" (Great Controversy, p. 566).

Sources

[1] https://www.vaticannews.va/en/pope/news/2024-02/pope-francis-foreword-to-first-belong-to-god-austen-ivereigh.html

[2] https://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/encyclicals/documents/papa-francesco_20150524_enciclica-laudato-si.html

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