“Who is able to make war with him?” Revelation 13:4 This question in Revelation 13:4—“Who is able to make war with him?”—reflects the global submission that the world will ultimately give to the beast power. It describes a union of political and spiritual dominance—an authority so great that none dare resist or challenge her decrees. […]
Pope Leo’s First Apostolic Letter, Dilexi Te, is the Blueprint for a One-World Moral Governance
Pope Leo XIV’s first apostolic exhortation, “Dilexi Te,” published on October 4, 2025, is an appeal to alleviate poverty and promote human solidarity. Yet beneath its calls for humanitarian work lies a deeper and more transformative vision—one that seeks to unite the world under a single political, religious, and moral order capable of implementing Christian-inspired […]
World Peace Through Ecumenical Dialogue is a Top Priority for Pope Leo XIV
One of the most urgent priorities of the Papacy today is to secure world peace through ecumenical dialogue. This effort seeks to unite all the Christian denominations into a single universal family. Since the Second Vatican Council (1962–1965), the Roman Catholic Church has positioned itself as the leading agent of Christian unity, sparing no effort […]
Closer Than Ever: The Vatican and America’s Deepening Bond
The relationship between the United States and the Vatican has always carried symbolic and political weight, but recent developments have given it new momentum. With the appointment of Brian Francis Burch II as the new U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See, a unique connection has been forged between Washington and Rome. Burch, nominated by President […]
Canonizing the Dead: Pope Leo Gives Catholics Two More Dead People to Venerate
On Sunday, September 7, 2025, Pope Leo XIV officially pronounced the canonization of Carlo Acutis and Pier Giorgio Frassati, declaring them the Roman Catholic Church’s newest “saints.” By papal decree, Catholics are now expected to venerate these two deceased young men—praying to them, asking for their intercession with God, bowing before their relics, and treating […]
Pope Leo Calls on Catholic Politicians to Apply Their Religious Beliefs When “Drafting Laws,” Insisting that Faith and Politics Cannot Be Separated
On August 28, 2025, at the Vatican Apostolic Palace, Pope Leo XIV received in audience a delegation of Catholic politicians and civil leaders from France. Pope Leo gave them a clear vision for how their faith should shape public life. He called for Catholic social teaching to be fully integrated into political life. The Pope […]
Pope Leo Urges Catholic Lawmakers to Take the Lead in Shaping Global Politics
On August 23, 2025, in his remarks to the International Catholic Legislators Network, Pope Leo XIV welcomed Catholic lawmakers and described their vocation as a sacred mission. He praised their theme, “The New World Order: Major Power Politics, Corporate Dominions, and the Future of Human Flourishing,” and expressed concern about the state of the world. […]
Pope Leo Tells Protestants that Rome Stands with Them on the Journey to Visible Unity
On August 22, 2025, Pope Leo delivered a message to Protestant and Orthodox leaders gathered in Stockholm for the Ecumenical Week marking the centenary of the 1925 Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work. His words carried both historical reflection and a vision for the future, offering a glimpse of the Vatican’s continuing mission to […]
A Prophetic Shift: “America is Becoming Catholic”
Over the past few years, America has been witnessing a religious shift that many who are not students of Bible prophecy did not expect: a rapid rise in conversions to Roman Catholicism. For decades, many believed that Catholic membership in the United States was declining, and they often predicted that secularization and Protestant diversity would […]
Rome Marks the 10th Anniversary of Laudato Si’ by Urging “Every Level of Society” to Embrace the Pope’s Message
On August 14, 2025, Bishop John Arnold published a lengthy statement for the tenth anniversary of Laudato Si’, calling for action “at all levels of society—from the personal to the parish, in politics and business” to address the “environmental crises of our time.” He also reminded the public that both Pope Francis and Pope Leo […]
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