There is a parallelism in Pope Francis and the late JOHN
Paul II. Both are charismatic.
I remember the time he visited the Philippines, people lined up in the streets to
see him, starting from the airport and to places in Manila where he went to. People said that by looking at him, whose face
was so pious in countenance, it was as if you have gone to heaven.
The picture below depicts gentle character of Pope Francis.
Catholics love him for this: show of compassion especially to the lesser in
stature of people, the homeless, the sick, children.
With this endearing character, would he have the same fate
as Pope John Paul II who ended up in hell?
Could Pope Francis be the last pope? He’s the 112th
pope. He was born in Argentina
from an immigrant Italian parents. Therefore, he is Italian., and he is Petrus
Romanus. All popes are successor of Peter,
one of the apostles of Jesus.
St. Malachy is noted for the accuracy of his
prophecies about the popes.
Could Pope John Paul II and Pope Francis share the same fate
in hell?
When I read the testimonies and the videos about Pope John
Paul II being in hell, I could not believe it. But when I was enlightened about
my faith, thanks to the website of Linda Newkirk and the teaching of Pastor Quiboloy,
it confirmed the videos.
Catholicity, where I
used to be member from birth up until
2011, is an anti-Christ. Why, because
Exodus
Chapter 20
3
Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
4
Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of anything
that is in heaven above, that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth;
5
Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the LORD
thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the
children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me;
Having
images in the altar, adoration of the Nazarene during procession is a
pagan practice. God is a spirit so we have to worship HIM in spirit.
Now, I do not wonder why Pope John Paul II is in hell. Satan
himself, who is at helm of the Catholic Church, deceives the elite of the
church.
We cannot go to heaven with one wrinkle. We have to be spotless. With the above info,
you be the judge.
FROM;<starpett@yahoo.com> :
Knew Pope Francis
Was Good, But When I Found Out Everything
He Did in 2013, I Was
Blown Away
Pope Francis has been
declared Time’s Person Of The
Year.
Looking back on 2013, he has done some
incredibly progressive things to lead the Church.
He Did in 2013, I Was
Blown Away
Pope Francis has been
declared Time’s Person Of The
Year.
Looking back on 2013, he has done some
incredibly progressive things to lead the Church.
1. He spoke out against
frivolous spending by the Church
The average set of
cardinal’s clothes costs as much as $20,000. In
October,
Pope Francis urged
officials to dress more modestly and to not squander such
money.
In the same month, he
ordered a German bishop to explain how he had spent $3 million on
a marble courtyard.
2. He invited a boy
with Downs Syndrome for a ride in the Popemobile
During a general audience,
Pope Francis invited Alberto di Tullio, a 17-year-old boy with
Downs Syndrome,
to ride in his Popemobile
while thousands watched.
The boy and his father
were said to be "chocked up" when he was embraced by the
Pope.
3. He embraced and
kissed Vinicio Riva
November saw Pope Francis
embrace Vinicio Riva, a man scarred by a genetic
disease.
Fighting agonising pain on
a daily basis, such an act restored the faith of a man who says he
is often mocked in public.
4. He denounced the
judgment of homosexuals
Pope Francis has stated
several times that the Church has no right to interfere
spiritually in the lives of gays and lesbians.
Though Francis maintained
the right of the Church to express opinions on
homosexuality,
he believed that
Christians should not judge or ridicule.
This led to The Advocate,
a gay rights magazine, naming Francis the
'single most influential
person of 2013 on the lives of LGBT people.'
5. He held a major
ceremony at the chapel of a youth prison
In March, the Pope held a
major Holy Week service at Casal del Marmo jail for minors, rather
than the Vatican.
During the service, the
pope washed and kissed the feet of 12 young offenders
to commemorate Jesus'
gesture of humility towards his apostles on the night before he
died.
During the service, he
broke tradition by washing the feet of women and
Muslims.
6. He urged the
protection of the Amazon Rainforest
During his visit to
Brazil, Pope Francis met with natives who have been
fighting
ranchers and farmers
attempting to invade their land.
He encouraged that the
Amazon be treated as a garden and protected, along with its native
people.
7. He personally called
and consoled a victim of rape
A 44-year old Argentinian
woman, raped by a local policeman,
was one of thousands to
write a letter to Pope Francis in 2013.
The woman was surprised
when she later received a phone call from Francis
himself—
who consoled the woman and
told her, “You are not alone.”
8. He snuck out of the
Vatican to feed the homeless
More recently, it has been
discovered that Pope Francis regularly leaves the Vatican at night
to feed the homeless.
Dressed as an ordinary
priest, he joins Archbishop Konrad Krajewski to feed the poor of
Rome.
9. He auctioned his
motorcycle to benefit the homeless
In October, Francis
donated his own Harley Davidson motorcycle to fund a hostel and
soup kitchen in Rome.
10. He acknowledged
that atheists can be good people
Earlier in 2013, Pope
Francis spoke out against the common interpretation
within the Church that
atheists, by nature, are bad people.
He stated that, “Atheists
should be seen as good people if they do good.”
After meeting the Pope,
the openly atheist president of Uruguay, Jose Mujica, compared
Francis to a friendly neighbor.
11. He condemned the
global financial system
In May, Francis denounced
the global financial system for tyrannizing the poor
and turning humans into
expendable consumer goods.
He believes that, “Money
has to serve, not to rule!"
12. He fought child
abuse
The Catholic Church has
been rocked in recent years by allegations
and admissions of child
abuse by members of the Church.
Pope Francis became the
first Pope to take effective action against such
atrocities.
He amended Vatican law to
make sexual abuse of children a crime,
and he also established a
committee to fight abuse.
13. He condemned the
violence of the Syrian civil war
In regard to the use of
chemical weapons in Syria, Pope Francis
asked for peace and
declared that, "War, never again.
Violence never leads to
peace, war leads to war, violence leads to violence.”
14. He redirected
employee bonuses to charity
When a new Pope is
elected, Vatican employees receive a bonus.
Upon his election, the
extra money was given to directly to charity instead.
15. He spoke out
against the Church’s ‘obsession’ with abortion, gay marriage and
contraception
In a voice of reason,
Francis shocked the Catholic world when he stated
that
the Church was an
unhealthy obsession with abortion, gay marriage, and
contraception.
He criticized the Church
for putting dogma before love,
and for prioritizing moral
doctrines over serving the poor and marginalized.
16. He called for
cooperation between Christians and Muslims
During his Angelus
address, Francis paid respect to the end of Ramadan.
He stated that both
Christians and Muslims worship the same God,
and he hoped that
Christians and Muslims would work together to promote mutual
respect.
17. He took part in a
selfie
In what might be his most
progressive feat of all,
Pope Francis met with
youngsters to be part of a truly remarkable selfie.
His is embracing the
present, and he is undoubtedly taking the Church to a more loving
and accepting future.
18. He invited homeless
men to his birthday meal
On December 17, Pope
Francis invited a group of homeless men
and their dog into the
Vatican to share his birthday meal along with his
staff.
The Pope had decided that
he wanted a small birthday event,
which would do some good,
rather than a large and expensive event.
19. He refused to send
away a child who had run on stage to hug him
During the Year of Faith
Celebrations,
a young boy ran on stage
as the Pope was giving a speech.
When assistants tried to
remove the boy, Francis allowed him to stay.
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Monday, February 3, 2014
Pope Francis, the Last Pope? Parellelism with Pope John Paul II
