5 Cardinals, 3 Jesuit Institutions, 88 Bishops, Catholic Theologians and Journalists Unite to Push Pope Francis’ Policies in the United States

On March 19, 2025, Vatican News published a story about how prominent Catholic leaders and influencers, notably members of the Jesuit community, have convened to strategize on implementing Pope Francis’ vision within American society. In an article titled “Fordham University Hosts Conference Dedicated to Spreading Pope’s Vision in US,” participants, including 5 cardinals, 3 Jesuit institutions, 88 bishops, Catholic theologians, and journalists, gathered to host a conference in which these leaders collectively emphasized that Pope Francis is the most wise and credible leader in the world today, guiding us all to a better future.

Vatican News published the following:

• “The series of gatherings, entitled ‘The Way Forward’, is jointly organized by Fordham University (Jesuit), Loyola University Chicago (Jesuit), Boston College (Jesuit), and Sacred Heart University.” [1]

• “Loyola’s Michael P. Murphy, one of the conference’s organizers, spoke to Vatican News about this year’s event. The goal of the conference, Murphy said, was to ‘host conversations that are helpful to the US Church’, rooted in ‘the vision of Vatican II in the way that Pope Francis imagines’.” [1]

• “The conference brought together eighty-eight Catholic bishops, theologians, journalists, philanthropists and ‘public-facing Catholics’, including five cardinals, for a series of talks spread over three days, from the 12th to the 14th of March.” [1]

• “The conference, Murphy suggested, was particularly resonant in today’s charged geopolitical environment. Current events, he said, have demonstrated that ‘Pope Francis is the most credible and wise leader we have in the world right now.’ ‘They have also demonstrated anew,’ Murphy said, ‘that the Catholic tradition has a lot to offer in the public square—creative and socially helpful ideas that meet people where they are’.” [1]

• “This means that a major focus of the conference is on concrete results—and the organizers also meet up in between the conferences, which are annual, to discuss implementation.” [1]

• “Many of the talks at the conference, which were delivered by Catholic theologians, were devoted to academic topics, from ‘Fratelli Tutti in an Ecclesial Context’ to ‘Forming Consciences and Prudential Judgements’.” [1]

• “Last year’s conference, on Laudato Si, Murphy said, led to the formation of the Common Home Corps, an environmental formation program for young adults in the US, and plans to fund sustainability officials in Catholic organizations across the country.” [1]

U.S. Catholic leaders have gathered to discuss plans about integrating Pope Francis’ teachings into the “public square.” They are not just advocating for Catholics to embrace the Pope’s message; they are strategizing and conspiring to get our nation to reflect Catholic doctrines. Anytime religious leaders seek to influence public policy and bring our laws in line with the church’s teaching, this act is just another attempt to unite church and state.

Can we not grasp the magnitude of what is happening? The Jesuits are collaborating with the senior Catholic leadership in America, and together, they are openly and publicly supporting the idea of transforming Protestant America into an image of the Papal hierarchy. This is something that aligns with the Christian nationalist agenda. There is a growing movement in which both Protestants and Catholics are working on a plan to advance legislation in America to promote Christian values in society. This will lead to the creation of the image of the beast when they cross the line and impose Sunday rest on society, paving the way for the mark of the beast crisis.

“These records of the past clearly reveal the enmity of Rome toward the true Sabbath and its defenders, and the means which she employs to honor the institution of her creating. The Word of God teaches that these scenes are to be repeated as papists and Protestants shall unite for the exaltation of the Sunday” (Great Controversy, p. 578).

Sources

[1] https://www.vaticannews.va/en/church/news/2025-03/fordham-university-conference-pope-francis-way-forward.html

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