Catholic Church and Secular State unites to declare Christ King of Poland

In a ceremony at the Church of Divine Mercy in Krakow, Poland on Saturday, the Catholic Bishops of Poland in the presence of President Andrzei Duda and many Catholic pilgrims, officially recognized Jesus Christ as the King of Poland and called upon Him to rule over their nation, its people and their political leaders.

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Unions seek support for Sunday trading restrictions

Trade unions are gathering signatures in over a dozen major Polish cities today in support of legislation to significantly restrict shopping on Sundays.

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Public schools ordered to allow transgender to use restrooms of choice

The Obama administration plans on Friday to order public schools to allow transgender students to use the bathroom with which they are most comfortable.

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Pope Pushes Borderless Globalism

In his acceptance speech for the prestigious International Charlemagne Award, Pope Francis decried Europe’s trend toward nationalism and tighter borders, repeating his mantra that humanity must “build bridges and tear down walls.”

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NYC advocates boycott against Christian businesses

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and other city officials are urging New Yorkers not to eat at Chick fil-A. The popular chicken restaurant is planning to open up a new location in Queens, its fourth to open in New York City.

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Want to Talk About Jesus? You'll Need a Permit

A permit is required before students can talk about Jesus at North Carolina State University, according to a lawsuit filed in federal court.

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Satanic Temple to deliver invocation at council meeting

Four Phoenix City Council members are pushing back after Tucson members of The Satanic Temple were scheduled to give an invocation at the City of Phoenix council meeting on February 17.

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Indiana trooper accused of preaching on the job

Courier Journal | October 6, 2014

Ellen Bogan expects police to protect and serve — not proselytize.

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Judge refuses to reschedule tennis match that falls on Sabbath

New York Post | September 25, 2014

A Manhattan federal judge served a group of Long Island Orthodox Jewish men some bad news Wednesday by refusing to force the United States Tennis Association to reschedule an upstate tournament so they could avoid having to play on the Sabbath.

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When Presidential Candidates Have to Please Priests

The Atlantic | September 17, 2014

On Tuesday night, the eight candidates for the Brazilian presidency faced off in a 190,000-square-foot basilica for the third debate in the lead-up to the country's October 5 election. But the venue wasn't the most remarkable thing about the evening: It was hosted by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Brazil, which represents all bishops who live in the country.

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Churchgoers decrease in Germany due to Church tax

World Bulletin | September 28, 2014

Churches across Germany are losing more and more members due to a 'church tax' that governments extract from the faithful to fund religous organizations, a report has revealed.

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Republicans show growing enthusiasm for tearing down the wall between church and state

Washington Post | September 22, 2014

The Pew Forum on Religion and Public life just released its semiannual survey of American attitudes on the role of religion in politics. The survey finds a growing appetite for belief in the ballot box, and politics in the pulpit. These shifts are largely happening on the Republican side of the aisle. And among Republicans, the changes are driven by white evangelical concern that the country is becoming less favorable to religion and, inexplicably, more hostile toward white evangelicals.

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American soldiers singing "There is no God but Jehovah"

Church leaders lobby to keep Sundays special

Here we see Protestant and Catholic churches working together to promote their man-made Sunday institution through civil legislation.  When church and state unite to promote religious legislation, such as in Sunday laws, that is when the mark of the beast begins to become enforced. In the UK the churches are working hard to bring this to pass. Soon there will a complete union of church and state that will result in a world-wide push to enforce of the mark of the beast. -Advent Messenger

Jersey Evening Post | June 29, 2014

United Kingdom - Island churches have expressed united opposition to plans to allow unrestricted Sunday opening of shops.

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Politicians Converting to Catholicism

Meet the ‘evangelical’ Catholics who are remaking the GOP

ReligionNews.com | June 16, 2014

How many voters know that former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is a Roman Catholic? Or that Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is a Southern Baptist, not a Latino Catholic? Or that Florida Sen. Marco Rubio worships at both a Catholic parish and an evangelical church?
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New World Order: Pope Francis hosts political and ecumenical prayer summit

Editorial | AdventMessenger.com

Pope Francis met with Israel's President Shimon Peres, Palestinian's President Mahmoud Abbas, and Ecumenical Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew I at the Vatican on Sunday, June 8, 2014. This event included planting an olive tree together as a sign of unity and peace. Church and state united, politics and faith working together as one. A new world order of Christians, Jews, and Muslims working together.

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Mormons fight over the "Mormon" Trademark name

'Mormon Match' Dating Site Fights Trademark Claim Filed By LDS Church

Huffington Post | June 4, 2014

When Jonathen Eller attempted to get his dating website, "Mormon Match," off the ground, he encountered an unexpected problem- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, of which he is a member.

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City Council Demands Churches Conduct Same-Sex Weddings

CharismaNews.com | May 15, 2014

A local council in the U.K. has been forced to apologize after issuing a letter that incorrectly demanded churches be licensed to perform same-sex marriages.

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Vatican and United Nations have same goals

Ban Ki-Moon Says UN and Holy See Have 'Same Goals and Ideas'

ROME, May 07, 2014 (Zenit.org) - In an interview published Wednesday, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon has said the United Nations and the Holy See have the "same goals and ideas".

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President Obama Praises Saints John XXIII and John Paul II

“We celebrate these Saints and the leadership of His Holiness Pope Francis, and we look forward to continuing to work with Pope Francis and Catholics around the world." - President Obama

Well, it looks like the verdict is in. It seems that President Obama was never a Muslim like so many were saying. It looks like his true color is coming out and that he's been a closet Catholic this whole time. It doesn't look good for American freedoms and liberties when a "Protestant" president celebrates the dead Catholic saints and praises the leadership of the living pope. -Advent Messenger Commentary

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