BENCHMARKS OF THE BEAST 2014 has been a year of historic headlines for Pope Francis who has been very quickly catapulted to the international stage. After only his second year as pontiff this first Jesuit pope has become the media’s darling and the most universally respected figurehead by the world’s religious and political leaders. This is in their own words. Heres a handful of headline excerpts from last year. (I will be sending out a letter and a video in about a week going into more detail regarding where this is all leading.) January 21: Pope Calls For Unity Between Protestants and Catholics March 13: Pope Francis invited to address a joint session of US Congress March 27: President Obama Meets With Pope at Vatican April 27: Pope Francis Canonizes Two Former Popes As Saints May 9: Pope Advises United Nations on Economics May 25: Pope Visits Holy Land, Calls for Peace June 1: Pope Attends First Charismatic Convocation June 5: Pope Meets with Joel Osteen June 8: Pope Inserts Himself in the Middle East Peace Process July 7: Pope Meets with U.S. Televangelists July 22: Pope Picks Council To Promote Global Christian Unity August 22: Pope Approves Justified Use of Military Force September 4: US Rep and Former President of Israel call for Pope to Head United Religions Organization October 27: Pope Declares Faith In The Big Bang And Evolution November 18: Pope Meets with Pastor Rick Warren November 30: Pope Calls For All Christians To Unite December 1: Pope Francis Takes “The World by Storm” December 15: Pope Leads the “Most Progressive Year for the Catholic Church” December 17: Pope Plays Major Role in Resolving 50-year U.S., Cuba Standoff December 18: Under Francis, a Bolder Vision of Vatican Diplomacy Emerges Is it just me or do things look like they are lining up for the final showdown? Makes you wonder what 2015 will bring…? If you do not understand why this is an issue you should see this DVD. revelationmystery/ Have a blessed DAY.... :-)
Posted on: Sun, 11 Jan 2015 09:31:08 +0000
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