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Before the disastrous Iraq War, the Chaldean Catholic Patriarch in Iraq and Pope John Paul II spoke out against the looming invasion and war. The Pope said, "war is always a defeat for humanity.” The Chaldean Patriarch and Pope John Paul II were mercilessly attacked for being against the Iraq War by the same types of heretics and anti-Christian demons attacking Pope Leo now. It’s the same propaganda campaign.

The Senate President just confirmed that Twitter account belongs to the INEC Chairman. He just confirmed that the INEC chair made that statement and is partisan. Amupitan has to go. The credibility of the INEC institution is in shambles.

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Nobody cares that the Pope didn’t speak about Christians in Africa, or protesters in Iran, or illegal immigration (spoiler alert - he spoke about all those things). They only care that he didn’t prostrate himself before Trump. If he had supported the war on Iran, nobody would have said anything about those other things. It’s only because he won’t submit to Trump.

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@NancyNev10 @mamboitaliano__ looking at your post history, you broke up with Catholic Church and then got back to it so many times in the past year, it's starting to sound made up

Yesterday the whole Catholic world formed a “Roman Testudo” to shield and defend the Pope It was an absolutely extraordinary and deeply moving moment in history ✝️⚔️

Pope Leo XIV opposes unjust war, genocide, abortion, contraception, same-sex marriage, IVF, and transsexualism. Trump is soft or permissive on ALL those issues. Yet Trump calls the Pope “weak.” Who is the “weak” one?

Trump is in the Epstein files; The pope is not.

Catholic First.

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And in this one, Trump thought he was portraying a nurse. x.com/Acyn/status/20…

Every empire that tried to destroy the Church is gone. The Church remains. Rome persecuted it for centuries. Emperors outlawed worship, executed Christians, and tried to erase the faith from history. It failed. Later powers tried to control it, reshape it, or silence it. Kings, revolutions, and regimes all came and went. The Church endured them all. This is not explained by politics or power. Institutions built on human strength collapse when that strength fades. The Church has survived because it was never founded on man. Christ said the gates of hell would not prevail against it. History has tested that claim again and again, and history has confirmed it.

You clearly didn't read the address this quote comes from. Pope Leo literally opens by honoring 19 religious martyred by Islamist violence in Algeria. The entire speech is built around that. Also, the Reconquista point is fascinating (ie: highly ironic) coming from a Presbyterian. You're claiming a campaign waged by militantly Catholic monarchs, enforced by the Spanish Inquisition, and carried out under papal authority as your own heritage. The same Spain that carried out the Reconquista would have considered your theology heretical. I mean, think about that. The deeper issue, however, is that the Reconquista and missionary presence in Algeria answer completely different questions. One is just war to reclaim sovereign territory. The other is how Christians live faithfully as a minority. Again, just read the address, my guy. Link: vatican.va/content/leo-xi…

The Catholic Church will ALWAYS be involved in political and civil issues because these issues touch on morality. Protestantism was invented to remove the Catholic Church from government so as to remove the check and discipline over the governing class (eg, Henry VIII and divorce). “Just me and my Bible” creates a weak Christian culture that can't stand against the secular state.

When a president attacks the Pope for preaching peace, Catholics should not need help figuring out which side they are on. Many kings, monarchs, despots, presidents, and regimes have attacked the Catholic Church across the centuries. Two thousand years later, the Church is still here. Many of those rulers are gone, and many of their nations have faded or fallen. We are Catholics first. Our loyalty is to Christ and His Church, not to any ruler demanding that Christians cheer for war and bloodshed. Moments like this reveal who has made politics their god, and who is willing to stand with Christ and His Church.

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Those Who Don't Like The Pope. The POTUS has bared his fangs on the Pope. He said he doesn't like the Pope. This is by far the most innocuous of all the "missiles" he hurled at Pope Leo IV. Not being liked by people is the least concern of any good leader. Trump ordinarily doesn't like who doesn't like him, the Pope on the other hand has a divine mandate to like who doesn't like him. What would be strange and deeply disturbing is if the pope doesn't like Trump because Trump doesn't like him. Any warring president of any country that likes any Pope because such Pope secretly or publicly supports his war campaigns should actually be the Pope while such Pope should be the president, unfit to sit at the chair of St Peter. Hitler didn't like the Pope. Napoleon didn't like the pope. I don't think Putin likes the pope even though he hasn't verbalized it like Trump. When this set of people didn't and don't like any Pope for not supporting their wars, it is a beauty on the conscience of the Pope. We are proud to have popes that are not liked for refusing to endorse and support wars. May I remind us that Trump and his likes wouldn't have liked Jesus Christ too for the same reason they don't like no pope. During Jesus' time on earth, Israel was in it's worst occupation by a foreign and pagan power, something that insulted their religious sensibility and identity to the highest level. Being God's people and being under the subjugation of another people whose gods are idols was a theological and spiritual nightmare, quagmire and dilemma for the Jews. Their need for a messiah was primarily heightened by such 'evil'. They needed a messiah who will come with divine power, declare a war on the Romans and decimate them. Imagine the disappointment they got when Jesus strolled into the scene, claiming to be the messiah by words and miraculous power, yet least bothered by the Romans. Instead of breathing out fire and fury against their enemy, he was saying things like: "give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar bla bla bla" "Those who live by the sword will die by the sword" "love your enemies". The Jews wanted WAR, Jesus was preaching peace. How could they like him? Let alone accept him as messiah? Iran having a Nuclear weapon isn't less frightening or concerning now as the Romans were for the Jews back. Jesus refused to endorse or encourage war or violence of any sort, rather he discouraged war with the Romans. Why do you think they never accepted him as messiah? If Jesus were the Pope today, Trump wouldn't like him, in fact Trump doesn't like Jesus at all because the pope is not just representing Him, but has taken the same position as Christ did back then and would right now. If Jesus were to sit at the UN today as an arbiter, I'm sure many MAGA christians around the world would picture him condemning Iran, calling them evil and asking everyone to support Trump and bomb the devil out of Iran if they refuse to surrender and agree to everything US and Israel demand. The bible Jesus, the real Jesus would rather tell every Nation with nuclear bombs to surrender them to the UN for distruction and tell those intending to go nuclear to end the idea. He will sue for peace by calling on all sides to sheath their swords and dialogue with honesty, sincerity and love. Guess who will leave the meeting disappointed and not liking Jesus? The question is; "Who your liking don help, na who e help?"

@MonadNews_xyz "Truth was always but the daughter of time" _ Leonardo Da Vinci With time the truth will reveal itself. Have a nice day

@Uche435 I do not see their bias, rather I see yours. I'm done here.

The Pope is the authority of the doctrines of the Catholic church. His personal opinions are different from the doctrines of the Catholic church. He would need to go to confession for sharing opinions that are sinful. The Pope is only infallible when he sits excathedra. And that has only happened twice. If the Pope sins, we will admonish him, not go and create our own church. The Catholic church is the only church. You do not go to hell because you found someone you didn't expect to make heaven in heaven. We have had anti-popes, but they didn't reign long enough to create dogmas. The process of creating dogmas are stringent and might sometimes outlive the anti-pope himself. Short answer: No. I will not leave the Catholic church because Jesus said, I will be with you always even till the consummation of the world. Matthew 28: 20 Benedicamos Domino.

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@Uche435 Now that you know it is not propaganda, please pray for the repose of their souls and that the Holy father does the needful. Benedicamos Domino.

@MonadNews_xyz Exactlyyy, the Vatican knows more than the ordinary faithful, so you don't expect them to go with the crowd. They know who the real murderers are, so they can't fall to propaganda. The link you sent as evidence are sources from western media, don't you expect them to be bias?

The Vatican knows more than the ordinary lay faithful. And those figures are not propaganda. If you are going to correct me, please try to be accurate as it will save both of us our precious times. I love fact and will not continue an needless argument. Here are the actual figures from Grok. You can see for yourself: grok.com/share/c2hhcmQt…