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 |  Subject: Vatican On High Alert For Fatima Prophecy / Prophecy Of The Popes Fulfillment Through Islamic State Attack  Thu Mar 05, 2015 8:24 am | |
| Vatican On High Alert For Fatima Prophecy / Prophecy Of The Popes Fulfillment Through Islamic State Attack Domenico Giani told Polizia Moderna, the magazine published by Italian police, when asked if threats from Islamic State militants were credible. “(But) at the moment I can say that we are not aware of any plan to attack the Vatican or the Holy Father,” he added in the interview, published on the magazine’s website on Monday. Islamic State militants have made threats against Catholic targets in Rome that have been given much space in Italian media. Last month, in a video showing the beheading of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians in Libya, one of the killers said: “Safety for you crusaders is something you can only wish for … We will conquer Rome, by the will of Allah.”Is Petrus Romanus Planning To Change The Catholic Church’s Outlook On The Benefits Of The Days Of Lot? Recently, Pope Francis had a private meeting witha transgender man and his fiancèe which remarked a new book from the pontiff. This meeting between the highest leader of the Catholic church and the representatives of the LGBT community embarked a new point of view over acceptance and changing the old and the traditional views of the Catholic church over “gender theory.” According the Pope Francis, there is no way to judge anyone based only from their sexuality. With these frequent movements of the Pope towards the third sex, there is a big hint that he is trying to change the view of the Catholic church…With Petrus Romanus In Place, Catholic Theologians Begin Tricky Dialogue On Whether The Pope Can Be A Heretic Most theologians would agree that a pope could be a material heretic, just like any other well-meaning but misinformed Catholic. He wouldn’t be culpable for any sin or guilty of any crime. He could, in fact, remain in a state of grace, and, endowed with the virtue of faith, lead the Christian faithful in the faith delivered once for all to the apostles. His material heresy might even appear in his non-infallible teaching, although God gives him special help to avoid that (CCC 892). But Catholics firmly believe that it could never appear in his infallible teaching. (CCC 891) Theologians are divided as to whether the pope could ever be a formal heretic… |
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