In Mongolia, Pope Francis Once Again Obsesses Over His Core Beliefs: the Harmony of Religions (Fratelli Tutti) and Protecting the Planet (Laudato Si’)

Make no mistake. Pope Francis is on a mission to change the world. His goal is to win over everyone’s hearts and minds and unite them all together into a single universal religious fraternity that will be based on his encyclicals, Fratelli Tutti and Laudato Si’. During his trip to Mongolia from August 31 to September 4, 2023, Pope Francis once again emphasized his two core beliefs: the need to build religious harmony and the importance of taking care of our common home.

The Vatican Press Office reported that Pope Francis praised the nation of Mongolia for combining “Buddhist philosophy” and “shamanic tradition” in their work to “protect and preserve planet Earth.” The Pope’s statements, which were a summary of Laudato Si’, were given on September 2, 2023, during a meeting with political leaders:

• “Your native wisdom, that of your people, which has matured over generations of ranchers and planters respectful of the delicate balances of the ecosystem, speaks eloquently to those who in our own day reject the pursuit of myopic particular interests and wish instead to pass on to future generations lands that remain welcoming and fruitful. You help us to appreciate and carefully cultivate what we Christians consider to be God’s creation, the fruit of his benevolent design, and to combat the effects of human devastation by a culture of care and foresight reflected in responsible ecological policies. Gers (Mongolian huts) are dwelling places that nowadays could be considered efficient and ecologically sound, inasmuch as they are versatile and multifunctional, with zero impact on the environment. Furthermore, the holistic vision of the Mongolian shamanic tradition, combined with the respect for all living beings inherited from Buddhist philosophy, can contribute significantly to the urgent and no longer deferrable efforts to protect and preserve planet Earth.” [1]

The next day, on September 3, 2023, Pope Francis met with Mongolian religious leaders to further the ecumenical principles of unity and solidarity as defined in Fratelli Tutti. The Vatican published the Pope’s statements:

• “I would like to reassure you that the Catholic Church desires to follow this path, firmly convinced of the importance of ecumenical, interreligious and cultural dialogue.” [2]

• “The Church today offers the treasure she has received to every person and culture, in a spirit of openness and in respectful consideration of what the other religious traditions have to offer.” [2]

• “Brothers and sisters, we share a common origin that confers equal dignity on everyone, and have a shared path that we can only travel alongside one another, as we dwell under the one sky* that surrounds and illumines us.” [2] [*Note: ancient Mongolians worshipped Tenggeri, the sky god]

• “The reconciled and prosperous humanity that we, as followers of different religions, seek to promote is thus symbolized by this harmony, togetherness and openness to the transcendent.” [2]

• “Let us make this conviction flourish, so that our common efforts to promote dialogue and the building of a better world will not be in vain.” [2]

• “May the prayers we raise to heaven and the fraternity we experience here on earth spread seeds of hope … let us never forget the word ‘harmony’ – as pilgrims called to preserve the atmosphere of a home that is open to all people.” [2]

Pope Francis is promoting the ideologies of the new world order: Fratellit Tutti and Laudato Si’. This is the new gospel for the modern world. Unfortunately, this has also become the new guiding principle for the modern-day church. The political and religious worlds are uniting, but not in accordance with God’s revealed word, but rather in harmony with the Catholic/Jesuit agenda for these last days that will lead to harmony with the man of sin.

Pope Francis was praising paganism, the sky god that “illuminates us.” The ancient Mongolians were animists who worshiped nature. However, Pope Francis doesn’t speak out against any false religious system. He does not oppose pantheism. He supports it, celebrates it, embraces it, and encourages others to do the same. Later, Mongolia adopted Buddhism while keeping many of its ancient traditions. Pope Francis applauds all of this because this is the heart of Fratelli Tutti. “Fratelli Tutti,” which translates to “all brothers,” promotes unity and fraternity among all people, regardless of their religion, nationality, or social status.

And what is keeping everyone together? Laudato Si’ and Fratelli Tutti. The Pope’s message has become the new common witness that will lead the world to a common day of worship and the Mark of the Beast. What we are witnessing today is a global abandonment of biblical truth. And who will speak out and condemn these errors? Who will give a note of warning? Who will point people to the truth of God? The good news is that God will have faithful people who will stay true to Him even in the face of great adversity and opposition:

“In every generation God has sent his servants to rebuke sin, both in the world and in the church. But the people desire smooth things spoken to them, and the pure, unvarnished truth is not acceptable. Many reformers, in entering upon their work, determined to exercise great prudence in attacking the sins of the church and the nation. They hoped, by the example of a pure Christian life, to lead the people back to the doctrines of the Bible. But the Spirit of God came upon them as it came upon Elijah, moving him to rebuke the sins of a wicked king and an apostate people; they could not refrain from preaching the plain utterances of the Bible,—doctrines which they had been reluctant to present. They were impelled to zealously declare the truth, and the danger which threatened souls. The words which the Lord gave them they uttered, fearless of consequences, and the people were compelled to hear the warning” (Great Controversy, p. 606).

Sources

[1] https://press.vatican.va/content/salastampa/en/bollettino/pubblico/2023/09/02/230902a.html

[2] https://press.vatican.va/content/salastampa/en/bollettino/pubblico/2023/09/03/230903a.html