What's Pope Francis' Goal?

[solblue]

Pope Francis has not unilaterally declared that deportations are un-Christian without any Biblical backing

https://www.npr.org/2025/02/11/g-s1-48194/pope-rebukes-trump-over-migrant-deportations-and-refutes-vp-vances-theology

He only came to this realization after tightening the Vatican's own borders

Vatican cracks down on illegal entry into its territory

The Vatican City State has toughened sanctions for those who try to illegally enter its territory in areas where free access is not allowed.

www.catholicnewsagency.com

Overall, he has been very political and trying to infuse leftist politics with theology, even if it conflicts with Catechisms. I can't tell if he's doing this because he naively thinks it will bring back leftists, or if he actually believes it given his upbringing. Well, given my experience watching the Mainline evaporate, get ready for Catholic membership to crater. Surprisingly, people aren't motivated to keep the faith when you make up theology on the fly.

 

[Castaway]

Globalization and communism

 

[solblue]

Globalization and communism

Even with a desire to spread these ideologies, I would still think he wants people to remain Catholic, but he's accelerating the shift away from the religion in the West.

 

[Castaway]

Even with a desire to spread these ideologies, I would still think he wants people to remain Catholic, but he's accelerating the shift away from the religion in the West.

Catholicism, Christianity in general, is the forerunner of globalism and communism. Remember that Catholic means universal. For centuries, however, the Roman Catholic Church was heavily paganized and served the interests of Europe. Recently, it has reverted to its subversive, semitic roots.

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

Catholicism, Christianity in general, is the forerunner of globalism and communism. Remember that Catholic means universal. For centuries, however, the Roman Catholic Church was heavily paganized and served the interests of Europe. Recently, it has reverted to its subversive, semitic roots.

Catholicism itself is globalistic. Catholicism was one of the proponents of the opening of new contingents during the age of great discoveries, in order to increase its flock and convert open peoples to Catholicism. Catholicism has a clear power structure headed by the Vatican and the Pope. This is not the case in Protestantism, where there may be thousands of different churches, and in Orthodoxy, where there are also many autonomous churches and patriarchs (Georgian, Russian, Syriac, Greek, Serbian, Romanian, Bulgarian).

 

[Anarcho Nihilist]

Catholicism, Christianity in general, is the forerunner of globalism and communism. Remember that Catholic means universal. For centuries, however, the Roman Catholic Church was heavily paganized and served the interests of Europe. Recently, it has reverted to its subversive, semitic roots.

The World Economic Forum, which is already openly talking about the need for a single common world government, is largely trying to take an example from the structure of the Catholic Church, where each Catholic Church is a subordinate structure to the Vatican. Even if some Catholic priests do not agree to bless same-sex marriages, they are powerless before the center of power in the form of the Vatican.

 

[Roastie Crusher]

"Pope Francis (b. 1936) – The First Jesuit Pope with a Franciscan Spirit

• While not a Franciscan, Pope Francis took his papal name from Francis of Assisi, emphasizing humility, care for the poor, and environmental stewardship.
• His encyclical Laudato Si' (2015) on climate change and ecology is deeply influenced by Franciscan spirituality."

Jesuits are linked to the templars and banking for the catholic church. They want to create a cult around mary worship and think jesus had children with mary magdalene.


They probably want a schism in the church. Between cucks and nationalists.

 

[Sir Waco]

he's just a dumbass in my opinion

 

[Karakol96]

Hes a nigger

 

[solblue]

Honestly, does anyone have more on the Jesuits? Despite not being Catholic, I went to a Catholic high school that was non-Jesuit, but there were many Jesuit schools around us. They seemed normal, but as I have matured, it seems that there's some pretty interesting stuff going on.