The End Times And The Heresies Of Francis (FLYER)

Topics covered in this flyer:

1. The Bible Predicts A Great Apostasy And A Fake Catholic Church
2. Catholic Prophecy About The Great Apostasy And A Fake Catholic Church
3. Francis On Homosexuality And “Transgenderism”
4. Francis Teaches That Those In Mortal Sin May Receive Communion
5. Francis Teaches That You Should Not Try To Convert Anyone
6. Francis Teaches That All Men Will Be Saved
7. Francis On The Death Penalty
8. Francis On Judaism
9. Francis On Buddhism
10. Francis On Islam
11. Francis Teaches That There Are Muslim, Protestant And “Orthodox” Martyrs
12. Francis’ Teaching On Other Religions
13. Francis On Protestants And Martin Luther
14. Conclusion

With over 100 references.

Snippet of the first section:

The last book in the Bible is called The Apocalypse or Revelation.  It was written by St. John.  In Rev. 17:3 St. John describes seeing a woman sitting on a beast.  St. John sees this woman engaging in fornication and whoredom (Rev. 17:4).  This woman is commonly referred to as the Whore of Babylon.  St. John’s description of a woman sitting on a beast in Rev. 17:3 precisely matches the description of a woman named Europa who sits on a bull (a beast) in Greek mythology.  That’s because the prophecy in Revelation is about Europe, politically and religiously, in the end times.  Europe was named after Europa, and the official website for the EU (the European Union) is europa.eu.  There is a statue of a woman on top of a bull outside the main entrance of the European Parliament building in Strasbourg, France.  An image of a bull also appears on EU residents’ permits throughout the EU.  In 2013, the EU decided to add the image of Europa to its banknotes.  The image of Europa is called a watermark.  Rev. 17:8 speaks of “the beast” which “was, and is not, and shall come up” (i.e. pagan, anti-Christian Europe under the Roman Empire, which was eventually replaced by Christian Europe) has returned in our times in a new form (i.e. as pagan, anti-Christian Europe under the EU).  An image of Europe (the revived end-times Roman Empire beast) is on all cash and coins used in the EU.  The Treaty of Rome (signed on 3/25/1957) was the constitutional basis of the EU.  Two of the main figures that helped draft the Treaty were Baron Robert Rothschild and Paul-Henri Spaak.  Shortly before signing the Treaty, Rothschild was standing next to Spaak gazing over the Roman Forum (the one-time center of day-to-day life in Rome under the Roman Empire).  Spaak said: “I think that we have re-established the Roman Empire without a single shot being fired.”  Revelation predicts that the end-times beast will be a new version of the pagan Roman Empire.  We are living through the fulfillment of that prophecy.  Most of the following information in section #1 is a collection of info taken from Bro. Peter Dimond’s research on Bible prophecy.  Much of this info is contained in videos that can be found on our prophecy DVD, or can be viewed for free on our website.  From the standpoint of the faith, the most important feature of the pagan Roman Empire – the beast that was – was its imposition of a ceremony or ceremonies through which Catholics, often under pain of penalties, were required to worship false gods and deny the first commandment.  Of course, some rejected the Empire’s requirement, as they should have.  They maintained the true faith of Christ, despite the consequences.  However, multitudes did give in and accept Rome’s idolatry and worship of false gods.  In the process, they denied the first commandment and apostatized from the faith of Christ.  Keep in mind that the Roman Empire’s imposition of idolatry (and the worship of false gods) was often connected with the requirement to honor the Roman King and his image.  That was a key feature of the beast that was.  In our day (in the new version of the pagan Roman Empire), we find the veneration of deceased pagan Roman antipope kings.  Venerating or referring to heretics such as John Paul II, Paul VI and John XXIII as “saints” becomes the instrument through which people are connected to idolatry and mortal sin – just as people were implicated in mortal sin and a denial of the faith by venerating the image of the pagan Roman emperor in the beast that was…