Crossing the Line
TimeWatch Editorial
January 22, 2016
According to David Agren, writer for the Catholic News Service , ‘The Mexican bishops' conference and the Vatican have confirmed Pope Francis will visit Mexico in 2016, marking his first trip to this heavily Catholic country in throes of unrest over unresolved issues such as violence, crime and corruption.’ At first glance this may not appear necessarily relevant to the United States of America, except that:
“Pope Francis has previously mused about visiting Mexico, home to the world's second-largest Catholic population. After visiting the Philippines last year, the pope said he wanted to walk from Mexico into the United States "as a sign of brotherhood and of help to the immigrants," along with visiting the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the world's most-visited Marian shrine.” David Agren, Catholic News Service, Bishops, 10/6/2015, Vatican confirm Pope Francis will visit Mexico in 2016.
Why would he want to do that? Why would he want to encourage the crossing of the United States border by individuals who have not made legal application to enter the country? The Catholic Catechism, 2241 gives the answer.
“The first duty is to welcome the foreigner out of charity and respect for the human person. Persons have the right to immigrate and thus government must accommodate this right to the greatest extent possible, especially financially blessed nations: "The more prosperous nations are obliged, to the extent they are able, to welcome the foreigner in search of the security and the means of livelihood which he cannot find in his country of origin. Public authorities should see to it that the natural right is respected that places a guest under the protection of those who receive him." Catholic Catechism, 2241
Now you see the origin of Pope Francis’ agenda. This goes back to the globalist vision of the Papacy. The ultimate control of the earth, without the separation which sovereignty affords, is the goal. The renewal of the feudalism of mankind, reestablished as the global ethic. As far as they are concerned, no nation is truly independent of the Pope’s command. Steven Laib, onSeptember 26th, 2015, wrote an article entitled: “Pope Francis and the New Feudalism,” in which he said the following:
“Pope Francis’ recent actions as the symbolic head of world Christianity in advocating for economically depressed societies and promoting the global warming agenda smack of Pope Boniface’s foolish attempt to assert dominion over all humanity. It may not appear so at first. After all, the Bible instructs charity for the poor and for humanity to be a good steward of the world. However, Francis is missing the point. He has become a political pope rather than a spiritual one, pushing for wealth re-distribution and technology reductions for the average individual, effectively stating that they should be reduced to the same level of poverty as the “underprivileged” people, while guarantying that people in positions of power and influence will retain those positions along with the perks that go with them. When Francis insisted on carrying his own luggage after his election it was a nice gesture, but what is missing is the real action.” Steven Laib, “Pope Francis and the New Feudalism,”September 26th, 2015
Steven Laib recognizes the desire of Pope Francis to establish dominion over all humanity. In order to accomplish this, no nation must be allowed to maintain its sovereignty. Thus the influx of individuals across borders, the blending and interdependence of economic system, the continued threat and insecurity of military alliances, and the ultimate combining of religious faiths. All of this with the simple overriding objective of global control. What is crystal clear is that the prophetic utterances of the God of Heaven and earth are indeed being fulfilled.
Cameron A. Bowen
