The Conference of Catholic Bishops is the national authority within a country and functions as the policy and teaching entity for the Roman Catholic Church. This body does advocate for public policies on national issues; they meet with lawmakers and publish their policy priorities, which are shared with local and national leaders. Recently, the Conference […]
This Friday the 13th @ 7:30PM Eastern Time – Special RIB Podcast Interview with Andy Roman
This Friday the 13th @ 7:30PM Eastern Time, the RIB Podcast will be joined by Andy Roman, founder of Advent Messenger. During the interview, we will discuss important topics including: • Current events impacting the church and the world • The importance of spiritual discernment in the last days • Religious liberty and prophetic developments […]
Mineola, Texas Meetings, Sabbath March 7, 2026
You are invited to a special day of Bible study as we explore the End Times Prophecies, understand what they mean for our world today, and discover how to be spiritually prepared for the soon return of Jesus. In a time of uncertainty and rapid change, God’s Word offers hope and direction. Speaker Andy Roman […]
Donald Trump’s Christmas Message: “Religion Is Coming Back Very Strongly”
When Donald Trump repeatedly says that “religion is coming back” in America, his words should be taken seriously. He is not speculating; he is announcing a deliberate plan. To ignore such repeated statements is to overlook the major shifts in church–state relations taking place today and how religion is reemerging as a public, political, and […]
Religious Liberty Seminar: Camden, New York, October 1–5, 2025
What lies behind the threat to liberty in America? Join us for When Freedom Dies—a five-night series with Andy Roman—where we will examine constitutional freedom, human rights, and current events in the light of Bible prophecy. Location Camden Seventh-day Adventist Church 11 Main St. Camden NY, 13316 Who Andy Roman Dates October 1-5, 2025 Times […]
Interview with Pastor James from Advent Media Connect at the 62nd GC Session
“In every age there is given to men their day of light and privilege, a probationary time in which they may become reconciled to God. But there is a limit to this grace. Mercy may plead for years and be slighted and rejected; but there comes a time when mercy makes her last plea. The […]
Pope Urges Politicians to Be Like Thomas More, Who Obeyed the Church and Defied the State
Sir Thomas More is venerated in the Catholic Church as a saint because he exalted the authority of the Pope above all political power. Though he held one of the highest offices in England as Lord Chancellor, Thomas More’s ultimate allegiance was not to the Crown but to the Roman Catholic Church and the authority […]
President Trump Honors “His Holiness Pope Francis” with a National Proclamation which He Called a “Mark” of Respect for Rome
On April 21, 2025, President Donald J. Trump issued an official presidential proclamation, calling it a “mark of respect” in honor of the man he called “His Holiness Pope Francis.” This national proclamation was a mark of respect for Rome, and we know that soon, the Sunday law crisis will be another mark of respect […]
Rome Stops Traffic On Ecological Sunday
Rome’s “Ecological Sundays,” which restrict traffic to reduce pollution, may at a first glance appear to be an environmental initiative on the surface, but they serve a deeper agenda—to condition the public to the idea of staying home and resting on Sundays. While rest is not inherently problematic, the issue lies in how this concept […]
Vice President Vance Defends Pope Francis’ Papacy by Calling Him “Holy Father” and a Great Shepherd Who Tells the Truth
Vice President JD Vance, a Catholic convert, has expressed respect for the pontiff’s leadership. Speaking at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast on February 28, 2025, Vance acknowledged Pope Francis’ recent critique of the Trump administration’s immigration policies but instead emphasized his respect for the Pope’s dedication to the global Catholic community, leading a prayer […]









