‘Tis the season… of creation!

New Vatican Eco-Document Calls Holy Eucharist ‘School of Ecology’

In the Counterfeit ‘Catholic’ Church of Vatican II, the month of September is all about the environment, the planet, ecology — what they affectionately refer to as our ‘common home’.

Certainly, creation is a good thing, a beautiful gift from God: “The heavens shew forth the glory of God, and the firmament declareth the work of his hands” (Ps 18:2). It is only right that we should appreciate and be good stewards of it. But it is likewise true that after God created Adam and Eve, He said to them: “Increase and multiply, and fill the earth, and subdue it, and rule over the fishes of the sea, and the fowls of the air, and all living creatures that move upon the earth” (Gen 1:28).… READ MORE

The ecumenical climate religion advances…

‘Herald the Dance of Balance and Harmony’: Francis Signs Crazy Interreligious Climate Action Statement

Years ago, German journalist Alexander Kissler publicly referred to ‘Pope’ Francis (Jorge Bergoglio) as a “U.N. Secretary General with a pectoral cross” (source). He wasn’t wrong, of course, but we suspect even the U.N. Secretary General would choose a better-looking cross than the one Francis wears.

One may extend Kissler’s metaphor and say that at this point, the Vatican II Church is basically the United Nations at prayer. Indeed, the Jesuit squatter at the Vatican guest house has just confirmed it once more as he signed a new interfaith statement on climate change for the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as ‘COP28’, which is currently underway in Expo City in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, until Dec.… READ MORE

More hot air from Bergoglio…

Antipope Francis

Apostolic Exhortation Laudate Deum
on the Climate Crisis

October 4, 2023

[Last updated Oct. 11, 2023]

The Vatican’s text factory has just released another ‘magisterial’ document: Jorge Bergoglio (a.k.a. ‘Pope Francis’) has published his latest ‘Apostolic exhortation’. It bears the name Laudate Deum (“Praise God”) and concerns itself with an alleged global ‘climate crisis’.

Unlike many other ‘papal’ documents in recent times, this particular one is fairly short, at least judging by Bergoglian standards. In its English version, Laudate Deum comes in at a measly 7,100 words. It is divided into 6 chapters and has 73 numbered paragraphs, with a total of 44 footnotes.… READ MORE