In a move that should shock no one, Southern Baptist R. Keny Felix has joined forces with Mark Seitz, bishop of El Paso, Texas, in attacking the Trump administration’s deportation of illegal aliens. Notably, Mark Seitz is the current chairman of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Migration.
In an opinion piece in Newsweek co-written by the two, the authors trot out the usual appeals to pity – “families in tears,” children separated from families, “immigrant families now living in fear” – in opposition to the US enforcing immigration laws.
But appeals to pity aren’t the worst part of the article. It’s the deliberate attempt to promote ecumenism by appealing to “the values we [the two authors] uphold as Christians” as the basis for denouncing the deportation of illegal aliens.
Now it may well be that Roman Catholic Mark J. Seitz and Southern Baptist Keny Felix do, in fact, share a common faith. However, if that’s the case, it’s not the Christian faith based on the authority of the Scriptures alone and justification by faith alone.
Confused doctrinal thinking leads to confused political thinking.
A few quick thoughts on the new so-called Father of Kings, Governor of the World, and Vicar of Christ…1
It’s noteworthy that he took the name Leo. The last Leo was Leo XIII, the pope perhaps best known for penning one of the most evil and influential papal encyclicals ever, Rerum Novarum.
A story in the Cincinnati Enquirer had this to say about the new Pope’s name:
He said the new pope’s name appears to be inspired by Pope Leo XIII, who in the 1890s became the first pope to advocate Catholic social doctrine as a guide for the church during the political and social turmoil of the industrial revolution. The doctrine teaches that the “dignity of the person,” regardless of wealth or status, is of great importance.
That he is American is significant. A friend of mine commented to me, “They obviously want to destroy America as No. 1 priority.” It’s hard to argue with that assessment.
Leo XIII hated American individualism, liberty, and limited government and advocated for collectivism, tyranny, and unbiblical, unconstitutional big government. We can expect the same from his namesake.
Rome may be concerned by Donald Trump’s inconsistent but sometimes effective political protestantism. Perhaps his election indicates that the Church-State is looking to ensure that Americans don’t go getting crazy ideas about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and learn to love having their nation overrun by Antichrist’s infinite socialist welfare migrants for whom they must sacrifice their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor. And don’t forget, Rome has Catholic J.D. Vance waiting in the wings to become the next president. Wouldn’t Antichrist be well pleased to have an American pope and a Catholic president?
Daniel McAdams, an associate of Ron Paul and himself a Roman Catholic, noted that Leo XIV is of the Augustinian order and had this to say about them, “The Augustinians are one of the most sodomite-infested orders in existence. Our late priest had to bolt from that order 30 years ago when the lavender and rainbow flags were too revolting and prevalent to avoid.”2 So expect Pope Francis’s homosexual agenda to continue unabated.
As Americans, let us pray that the Lord would grant his church the discernment to see the evil of the papacy, the steadfastness to pray against Antichrist, and the courage to speak out against him.
These titles, Father of Kings, Governor of the World, and Vicar of Christ, comprise what the Church-State claims are the pope’s three-fold power. ↩︎
According to this report on X, the Milwaukee judge who got busted for allegedly helping an illegal alien escape from ICE is a former director of…wait for it…Catholic Charities.
My comments: Donald Trump cut off funds from the Treason Bishop’s and they’re big mad about it. Good! The US Conference of Catholic Bishops has inflicted enormous damage on America with their ongoing immigration war on our republic. It’s high time someone inflicted damage on them.
This image is taken from the Crux article discussed below. Note the sign that says the solar panel system was built with aid “from the American people.” No Biblical or constitutional principle requires Americans to fund a solar panel system in Lebanon, but the U.S. bishops think otherwise.
The link below is to a story from the Roman Catholic publication Crux. In it, we learn that the U.S. bishops are very upset about Donald Trump’s decision to cut off foreign aid.
I have made the point many times in this space that the Antichrist Roman Church-State is the beating heart of globalism. It’s not the Bilderbergers. It’s not the World Economic Forum or even the United Nations. When it comes to globalism, Rome is el numero uno, the alpha dog, the capo di tutti capi.
What’s interesting is how Antichrist goes out of his way to announce that he’s the biggest, baddest globalist on the block. He brags about it. He wants everyone to know. But people, including American Protestants, tell him, “I don’t believe you.” It’s almost as if Antichrist is the Rodney Dangerfield of globalists; he gets no respect at all.
But Antichrist is nothing if not persistent. This past week, it’s been a real treat watching Romanists reveal themselves as the globalists that they are. One guy on X, Tony Annett, whose biography lists him as a former official of the International Monetary Fund – a massively influential globalist organization – spilled the beans in a post, writing in response to another post, “I’ll let you into a little secret: Catholic social teaching is globalist….”1
Yes, Mr. Annett, you are entirely correct. Catholic social teaching is, without question, globalist. Now, Mr. Annett doesn’t see that as a problem. He seems to be a traditional Roman Catholic who has fully bought into Antichrist’s globalist theory and practice. But if you’re a Christian, you should recognize this as the voice of Antichrist globalism, which is also known as the New World Order.
It’s incredible, really, Donald Trump’s ability to get people to reveal who they truly are.
In like fashion, Trump has triggered the U.S. bishops with his order to suspend all foreign aid.
According to the Crux article, the U.S. bishops have even asked Catholics to call Congress to stop the foreign aid freeze.
According to the article, “Catholic Relief Services [one of Rome’s many globalist charities] receives significant funding from the federal government. The organization received over $928 million in funding from the federal government grants in Fiscal Year 2023.”
Now talk about telling on yourself!
Did you know that Catholic Relief Services received nearly $1 billion in U.S. taxpayer money in Fiscal Year 2023? I sure didn’t. But Crux just let the cat out of the bag.
Not only should Donald Trump temporarily suspend payments to Catholic Relief Services, but he should also permanently end them because this is a violation of the principle of the separation of church and state.2
The separation of church and state is a Christian principle. The federal government has no right to establish a state church in America, but giving American tax dollars to Rome effectively establishes it as such. ↩︎
My comments: This action would be e a huge benefit to Springfield, OH. In August of 2024, the huge influx of Haitian migrants in Springfield, OH became a national story. Many of the 20,000 or so Haitians are there under the fraudulent CHNV program the Trump administration is planning to end. That’s a win for Springfield, a win for Ohio, a win for America.
My Comments: Antichrist’s treason bishops have spent this week shedding tears about illegal aliens justly getting the boot. But don’t feel sorry for the USCCB! Antichrist’s latest scheme is to force taxpayers to pay for his charter schools.
In his frenetic first week back at the White House, President Donald Trump allowed immigration raids at schools, sidelined federal employees focused on diversity and ended civil rights investigations into book bans. But the biggest education story of the week — one that could change public schools forever — broke late Friday afternoon at […]
— Read on www.yahoo.com/news/high-court-takes-catholic-charter-110047323.html
Pro tip 1: Don’t pay people $10,000 to help you break American immigration law. There’s an old saying about no honor among thieves.
Pro tip 2: Don’t climb 30 foot high border walls which are obviously there to prevent you from entering the U. S. illegally. Think of them like a giant stop sign saying “don’t do this, it’s a bad idea.”
By following pro tips #1and #2, you’ll be richer and won’t end up in a cast.
Lux Lucet 