Pope Francis is on a Relentless Mission to Achieve a Global Ecological Conversion Ahead of COP26

It is a new Catholic crusade to transform our world politically, environmentally and economically. Pope Francis has once again inserted himself into the temporal affairs of nations and is dictating the actions of governments. This time he has targeted the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, one of the oldest multinational assemblies consisting of 47 nations ahead of COP26. Once again, Pope Francis is influencing the political landscape by calling on secular political leaders to embrace Laudato Si’.

On September 29, 2021, Pope Francis addressed the participants at a high-level panel of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). The topics covered were about the environment, climate change and sustainability. The proposed solution was Laudato Si’. The secular world (national leaders, United Nations, World Economic Forum) and the religious world (the Vatican and its daughters) have a common vision for the world. And we are witnessing how the beast of Bible prophecy is politicizing the gospel of Jesus Christ in its attempt to establish a world utopia with the help of national leaders who have the power to suspend civil rights, amend constitutions, pass laws and coordinate policies.

In his address to PACE member states, Pope Francis calls for a collaboration between church and state in order to save the earth with the principles outlined in Laudato Si’. He also stressed that any decision made by PACE should not be limited to Europe, but must also “reach the whole world.” The Pope said:

“Among the issues that require our reflection and our collaboration is the defense of the environment, our beloved Earth, the great resource that God has given us and that is at our disposal, not to be disfigured, exploited and denigrated, but so that, enjoying its immense beauty, we can live with dignity. Successively, in the encyclical letter Laudato Si’, I once again insisted on the importance of caring for the common home, universal principle that involves not only the Christian faithful, but all people of good will who care about the protection of the environment. The present event, which takes place on the eve of COP26, scheduled for next November in Glasgow, will be able to offer, thanks to a greater consideration of the fundamental principle of multilateralism, a valid contribution also to the next meeting of the United Nations. The Holy See is also convinced that any initiative of the Council of Europe should not be limited only to the geographical area of this continent, but that, starting from our beloved Europe, it should reach the whole world.” [1]

The Pope also stressed that, “There is no more to wait, we must act.” [1] He then concluded with the following appeal:

“I hope that this Parliamentary Assembly and the Council of Europe will be able to identify, promote and act with determination all the initiatives necessary to build a healthier, fairer and more sustainable world … Let us act with hope, courage and will, making concrete decisions. They cannot be left until tomorrow, if their purpose is to protect the common home and the dignity of every human being.” [1]

Can we not see what is happening? The Pope is inviting the world to join him in his environmental crusade. And make no mistake; this is not about clean water and clean air. No. It is about adopting a mystical-religious and pantheistic version of the environment that is more about praising nature and seeking a connection with the earth. It is about embracing a universal day of rest for creation, which is defined in Laudato Si’ as Sunday, and not the true Sabbath of the Fourth Commandment. It is about destroying Protestantism: freedom of speech, freedom to work, freedom of conscience and civil and religious freedoms. It is about replacing our free market systems with socialism and controlling buying and selling. And it is about transforming the mission of the churches by eliminating biblical doctrine and uniting all religions on Catholic social teachings.

This ecological conversion has become the new focal point of the Christian world. Churches are uniting their voices and their mission with the secular and atheistic powers of the earth to save the world’s ecosystems. Religious churches and secular states have become almost indistinguishable in their new partnership. Many of these religious leaders who repudiate the true Christian faith have become charlatans. They look and sound ridiculous with all their talk about ecological conversion. It is a very serious matter when you abandon God’s law, His Ten Commandments and biblical morality and replace these truths with a new morality: sins against the planet, rocks and water. This has become Rome’s new moral obligation, even as the world sinks deeper and deeper into immorality and apostasy. We want to save the planet even as people perish.

The churches are being transformed and remodeled into the political image of Rome. The true mission of God’s people is to preach the everlasting gospel and save souls, not the planet. This earth will burn, melt, and disappear when Jesus returns (2 Peter 3:10). It is the duty of every true believer to reject, resist and speak out whenever the gospel of Christ is scandalized. Tragically, the faith is under direct satanic attack even as we speak, and brave men and women are needed to take a godly stance as heresy and apostasy are permeating the highest levels of the church.

“Preach the word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine. For the time will come (that time has come) when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears; And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables.” (2 Timothy 4:2-4).

Sources

[1] https://www.vatican.va/content/francesco/es/messages/pont-messages/2021/documents/20210923-messaggio-curaambiente.html